Walking Tour Santiago
Enjoy a walking tour around the typical and historical neighborhoods of Santiago.

Our walking will begin at the Lastarria neighborhood. Their cobblestone streets and European architecture create a Bohemian vibe. This district offers antique stores and indie boutiques, as well as the Gabriela Mistral Cultural Centre.

Wander around the green oasis of Parque Forestal, known for its varied offer of international cuisine.

We will visit the most iconic places in the city's historic quarter, where they remain part of the social, religious, and political core to this day.

National Astronomical Observatory

The tour will be at the National Astronomical Observatory, in a great location. Enjoy a guided tour of historic telescopes, where you can learn about the functioning of these instruments, their main uses, and their contribution to national astronomy. 

Afterwards, they will have the opportunity to observe the sky through the new telescopes.

The activity is guided at all times by postgraduate students in Astronomy from the University of Chile, who are pursuing specialized studies at both the Master’s and Doctoral levels.

Meals: Wine pairing lunch included.

Overnight at Cumbres Lastarria or similar

Valparaiso Cultural Day
Explore the coastal city of Valparaiso on a captivating day tour that combines culture and wine.

The journey begins driving 120 km west from Santiago; once in Valparaiso, we will visit "La Sebastiana", the former home of the renowned Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. This Museum-house offers a glimpse into Neruda's creative mind, featuring eclectic decor and breathtaking views of the city and the Pacific Ocean.

We will discover the narrow streets of the city and the colorful houses and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.

Visit Bodegas Re winery, located in the Casablanca Valley, this winery is renowned for producing exceptional Chilean wines. Enjoy a guided tour of the vineyards and the winemaking process, followed by a wine tasting session that will introduce you to the rich flavors of Chilean wine.

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and wine tasting included

Overnight at Cumbres Lastarria or similar.

Walking Tour San Pedro de Atacama
Today, embark on your exciting journey as you take your flight to Calama, the enchanting gateway to the Atacama Desert, known as the driest desert on Earth.

Upon your arrival, get used to the desert colours with a walking tour through the charming center of San Pedro de Atacama.

Here, you'll have the opportunity to explore local shops, experience vibrant culture, and admire the architecture that reflects the region's rich history.

Visit the Archeological Museum Gustavo Le Paige.

Meals: Breakfast included.

Overnight at Hotel Don Raul or similar

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the landscapes of the Atacama Highlands. This full-day tour takes you deep into the high-altitude desert to witness some of Chile’s most breathtaking natural wonders.

Piedras Rojas (Red Stones): Venture over 4,000 meters above sea level to find a surreal landscape where striking, oxidation-red volcanic rocks frame the turquoise waters of the Aguas Calientes salt flat. 

Altiplanic Lagoons: Along the way, visit the stunning Miscanti and Miñiques lagoons, two deep-blue alpine lakes nestled at the foot of towering mountains.

Toconao Village: On the return journey, stop at the charming oasis town of Toconao. Stroll through its peaceful streets, admire the historic San Lucas Church with its unique cactus-wood bell tower, and visit Ayllu vineyards, 

In the heart of the world's driest desert, where life seems improbable, these vineyards are born — a symbol of resilience, tradition, and innovation.

On this Wine Tour, you will wander through these unique vineyards while learning about the ancestral Lickanantay winemaking heritage and discovering how grapes are cultivated at over 2,400 meters (7,800 ft) above sea level.

You will visit the winery, where tradition and technology merge in every process, and conclude with a guided tasting of four of their signature wines

The Salt Flats Expedition: This expedition takes you into the heart of the world’s third-largest salt flat to witness the power of mineral-rich waters in the driest desert on Earth.

Our first stop is the Cejar Lagoon turquoise sinkhole with salt concentrations reaching up to 30%, creating a buoyancy higher than the Dead Sea.

We move toward Ojos del Salar, these two perfectly circular, deep freshwater "eyes" that pierce the desert floor. Formed by underground aquifers, these natural wells offer a stark, deep-blue contrast to the surrounding white plains.

We conclude at Tebinquinche Lagoon, a massive, shallow salt lake. 

In the night, enjoy an Astronomic Tour, with a general introduction to the sky, and its observation with the naked eye, followed by an observation using large-diameter telescopes giving an exceptional view of celestial objects.

At the end of the tour, we return to the warmth and finish the tour by offering you a hot drink.

Meals: Breakfast, box lunch and wine tasting included.

Overnight at Hotel Don Raul or similar

Private Transfer to Calama Airport.