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Voyzo runs 22 tours in Santiago, covering 5 top attractions. A private tour means your own guide, driver, and vehicle and an itinerary built around your group rather than a fixed bus schedule.
Private Tours
A private 5-hour introduction to Santiago covering La Moneda Palace, the central fish market, the Fine Arts Museum and a cable car ride up Cerro San Cristóbal.
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A private 3-hour walking tour through downtown Santiago's colonial core, covering Plaza de Armas, the cathedral, La Moneda Palace and the bohemian Lastarria neighborhood.
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A private, flexible 7-hour tour on foot through downtown Santiago, up the San Cristóbal funicular, with a Chilean lunch at the historic Central Market and stops at real local bars.
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A private half-day tour with hotel pickup, a chauffeured vehicle and a guide covering Santiago's viewpoints, historic neighborhoods and street art.
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A private, flexible 4-hour city tour with hotel pickup, covering Cerro San Cristóbal, Cerro Santa Lucía, the Barrio Cívico and La Moneda Palace.
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A private 2-3 hour mountain bike tour up Cerro San Cristóbal's 860-meter summit inside Metropolitan Park, with a thrilling descent back down.
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A private, flexible layover tour that picks you up directly at Santiago's airport, explores Bellavista and the civic center mostly on foot, and returns you in time for your next flight.
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A private 4-hour tour to Undurraga Vineyard in the Maipo Valley, with a guided walk through the grounds, Mapuche heritage context, and a tasting of four wines with cheese and dried fruit.
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A private 4-hour tour to Cousiño Macul, a historic Maipo Valley vineyard producing wine since the mid-1800s, with a cellar tour and a tasting of three wines.
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A private 4-hour tour to Santa Rita Vineyard, including its historic Bodega 1 and Bodega de las 120 Patriotas buildings, with a tasting of Cabernet Sauvignon, Santa Rita Reserva and Sauvignon Blanc.
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A private half-day tour to Concha y Toro, one of Latin America's largest wine producers, with a walk through its gardens and a visit to the Casillero del Diablo cellars.
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A private full-day cycling tour through Maipo Valley's vineyards, with a guided winery visit and tasting, finishing with a 3-course lunch and wine at the Terramater estate.
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A private half-day tour to Casas del Bosque winery in the Casablanca Valley, one of Chile's cool-climate wine regions known for Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling and Syrah.
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A private full-day tour from Santiago to the coast, covering UNESCO-listed Valparaíso and Viña del Mar, plus a wine tasting stop in the Casablanca Valley, with hotel pickup and drop-off included.
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A genuinely 100% private, flexible-pace day trip with no other guests, tasting a rare blue wine in Casablanca Valley, meeting alpacas, taking a boat ride across Valparaíso's bay, and finishing with a sparkling wine tasting.
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A private 7-8 hour tour of Valparaíso's labyrinthine, mural-covered hills, with a knowledgeable local guide and transportation from your Santiago hotel.
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A private 8-9 hour tour into the Andes Mountains above Santiago, visiting the mountain town of Farellones, the Colorado Ski Resort and Valle Nevado.
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A private 9-hour Andes day trip to petroglyphs over 1,000 years old, the Aconcagua Valley and the turquoise Laguna del Inca near the historic Portillo ski resort.
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A private, guided day trip for up to four people into Cajón del Maipo canyon, with views of El Yeso Dam, Santiago's main source of drinking water.
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A private full-day tour to Chile's central coast, visiting poet Pablo Neruda's house-museum at Isla Negra, the coastal towns of El Tabo, Algarrobo and Canelo, and the traditional pottery village of Pomaire.
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A private 6-8 hour day trip to the coast, combining views of the penguin colony on Cachagua Island, horseback riding on the Ritoque sand dunes, and an included barbecue lunch.
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A private 3-hour food tour through Santiago's local markets, tasting fresh fruit and Chilean products straight from the source with a guide who knows every vendor.
Private tours in Santiago are matched to your party size — here's the fleet we draw from for this region.
| Vehicle | Model | Capacity | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private Car / SUV | Toyota Land Cruiser Prado or similar 4x4 | Up to 5 guests | A rugged 4x4 built for the Atacama's dirt roads and Patagonia's long open highways alike, with a private driver throughout. |
| Private Van | Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, air-conditioned | Up to 12 guests | A comfortable, air-conditioned van for small groups and families touring Santiago, the wine valleys and Patagonia's longer distances. |
| Mini-Coach | Mercedes-Benz or Volkswagen mini-coach | Up to 25 guests | A full-size mini-coach for larger groups traveling together across Chile's cities, wine country and Patagonian national parks. |
Popular stops our guides build into Santiago itineraries — tap any attraction to learn more.
Cerro San Cristóbal
Santiago
Santiago's largest hill and urban park, rising 880 meters within Metropolitan Park, reachable by funicular, cable car, or on foot or by bike. The summit holds a large statue of the Virgin Mary and offers panoramic views over the city and, on clear days, the Andes behind it.
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La Moneda Palace
Santiago
Chile's presidential palace and seat of government in downtown Santiago, built in the late 1700s as a colonial mint (moneda means 'mint'). The palace is closely tied to Chile's modern history, including the 1973 military coup, and today hosts a changing of the guard ceremony.
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Barrio Bellavista
Santiago
Santiago's bohemian arts neighborhood at the foot of Cerro San Cristóbal, known for its colorful houses, street murals and nightlife along Pio Nono street. It's also home to La Chascona, one of poet Pablo Neruda's three real houses in Chile.
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Mercado Central
Santiago
Santiago's historic central market, built in 1872 under a cast-iron and glass frame imported from England. The market is known for its fresh seafood stalls and traditional Chilean restaurants serving dishes straight from the day's catch.
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Maipo Valley
Santiago
One of Chile's oldest and most historic wine regions, stretching south and southeast of Santiago along the Maipo River. Long known for producing some of the country's finest Cabernet Sauvignon, the valley is home to historic estates including Concha y Toro, Santa Rita, Undurraga and Cousiño Macul.
Santiago is in the Southern Hemisphere, so summer runs December through February and winter runs June through August — the opposite of the Northern Hemisphere.
Santiago sits in a valley ringed by mountains, which can trap smog, especially in winter (June-August) on still days. Air quality is generally best after rain or on windy days.
Andes ski resorts like Valle Nevado, Farellones and Portillo typically operate roughly June through September (Southern Hemisphere winter); outside those months, the same tours run as scenic mountain day trips without snow activities.
Both the Maipo Valley and Casablanca Valley wine regions are under two hours from central Santiago, making a private half-day or full-day wine tour genuinely easy to fit into a short trip.
The coast is roughly 90 minutes to two hours from Santiago by car, so a private day trip to Valparaíso, Viña del Mar or both is realistic even on a short visit.
Pomaire, about an hour from Santiago, is known nationwide for handmade black clay pottery — a real, still-practiced local craft rather than a tourist recreation.
Santiago is Chile's capital and largest city, set in a wide valley with the Andes rising dramatically to the east and the Coastal Range to the west. Founded in 1541, its colonial core survives around Plaza de Armas alongside a modern skyline of glass towers in districts like Providencia and Las Condes — a city that genuinely spans centuries within a short drive.
Beyond the city itself, Santiago is a real gateway to some of Chile's most famous landscapes: the wine estates of the Maipo and Casablanca valleys, the colorful port city of Valparaíso and beach resort of Viña del Mar on the coast, and real Andes ski resorts like Valle Nevado and Portillo just over an hour from downtown. A private driver makes it realistic to reach any of these in a single day.
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