Activities in Chile
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Cousino Macul and Concha y Toro Wineries Day Trip from Santiago
7 hours (Departs Santiago, Chile)
by Viator
Discover the 'New World of Wine' in Chile and visit two of the oldest and most historic wineries in the country on a full day guided tour from Santiago. Chile…Not LP reviewed
from USD$184.99 - All activities
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EcoTravel
EcoTravel organizes easy tours with an emphasis on ecology and culture, with trips to Parque Nacional Alerce Andino and to the archaeological site of Monte Verde.
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Latinorizons
Reliable and Belgian-run tour operator. Offers regular trips into the mountains, and an irregular trip on the old Arica-La Paz railway line as far as Poconchile.
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Whalesound
Supports science with study-based sailing and kayak trips to the remote Coloane Marine Park. Humpback whale-watching trips are available from December to May.
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House of Morandé
Stop for early lunch at House of Morandé, which does unusual four-course tasting menus with wine pairings, but you need to order before 1pm.
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Colectivo de Arte Consciente
Conversions are possible – but not mandatory – at this Hare Krishna art collective. Classes range from spirituality lectures to vegetarian cooking courses.
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Elkinatura
For those seeking some action, Elkinatura rents bikes (CH$1500 per hour) and offers tours, horseback rides, rappeling excursions and more.
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Antares Patagonia
Specializes in trekking in El Calafate, El Chaltén and Torres del Paine. Can facilitate climbing permits, science expeditions and made-to-order trips.
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Antares Patagonia
Specializes in trekking in El Calafate, El Chaltén and Torres del Paine. Can facilitate climbing permits, science expeditions and made-to-order trips.
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Chip Travel
This excellent tour operator's refreshing slogan is 'No more buses. No more name tags.' They run independent tours including a human rights–themed circuit (from CH$35,000 per person) that combines Parque por la Paz, a memorial for victims of the last dictatorship, with a stop at the Fundación Pinochet.
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Tour Aventura Valle de la Luna
This travel agency arranges excursions to remote parts of the desert, although trips are cheaper and more easily arranged from San Pedro de Atacama.
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Expediciones Chile
A secure rafting operator with loads of experience. Specializes in week-long packages but offers kayaking, mountain biking and horse riding as well.
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La Serena School
Offers Spanish courses (CH$22,000 for 2½ hours of instruction with a minimum of five classes), and homestays (CH$12,000 with breakfast and dinner).
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Ecoturismo Los Colonos de Juan Fernández
Offers all of the island’s main activities, including diving and fishing. One popular option is the guided boat trip to Puerto Inglés (CH$40,000).
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Cordillera Traveler
Cordillera Traveler is a small family-run outfit that gets the best feedback from travelers regarding touring to Uyuni, Bolivia.
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Academia de Artes y Lenguas
Academia de Artes y Lenguas offers Spanish courses (CH$5000 per hour or CH$135,000 for 30 hours) and occasional dance classes.
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Parinacota Expeditions
In addition to the standard 1½- to 3-day options, this small agency offers longer volcano ascents and mountain biking along llama trails.
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Ruta del Vino
You can take a tour of wineries with the Ruta del Vino, though prices are high and you have to do a full tour at each winery.
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Turismo Lauca
A long-established agency with frequent departures to Parque Nacional Lauca. Not the most warmly recommended operator. Gives city tours too.
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Aventura Local
The culinary geniuses behind Caruso help you shop for ingredients at the local market, taste local wine, then cook (and eat) a seafood dish.
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El Colorado
El Colorado has 22 runs ranging from beginner to expert and the highest of its 18 lifts takes you 3333m above sea level.
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Estancia Travel
Run by a former Chilean equestrian champion, this professional outfit facilitates horseback-riding trips in and out of Torres del Paine.
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Escuela de Idiomas Violeta Parra/Tandem Santiago
Combines outstanding academic record with a friendly vibe and cultural activities. Accommodations include shared or private apartments.
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Centro Ecuestre Huepil-Malal
This reputable equestrian center with half-day to multiday treks in the cordillera comes recommended and is run by a charming couple.
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Casa del Turismo Rural
Networks visitors to rural home stays & local guide services for a grass-roots approach to trekking, fishing and horseback riding.
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MontGras
As well as wine tours, MontGras offers horseback riding, hiking, zip lining and mountain biking, all on the vineyard.
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