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1. Private Walking Tour through Santiago de Chile
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
In the company of one of our guides, you will depart from your hotel and will be mobilized in the public transport of Santiago (in subway) and also walking . You will start knowing Government Palace (La Moneda), Plaza de Armas, Santa Lucia Hill, Barrio Bellavista and Mercado Central, where you will have lunch (included in the tour). With tastings of some of the most typical preparations of Chile such as the famous Mote con Huesillos and at the end of the tour, your guide will give you a good Chilean wine as a present. This tour also allows you to tour Santiago according to your interests.
Inclusions: Beverages, Bottled water, Lunch, Professional guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Bottle of chilean wine, Alcoholic Beverages
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By talk2edith2
Excellent experience with a very knowledgeable tourguide with perfect English! He was very accommodating as well. Covered just about everything on this full day tour. Chilevive tours were booked via Viator tours. Highly recommended!!
2. full day private wine tour casablanca valley from Santiago
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
It is one of the valleys with the highest growth and is also located in the center of our territory, with a microclimate that provides a very special terroir and temperature to produce a great quality of grapes. This valley has developed very quickly despite being so young with its cocechas and different types of grapes which call the visitor to visit these beautiful landscapes varieties and mixtures of wines, we visited three vineyards and also the option of lunch - tourists pay their lunch. This wine business is tremendous and the income from your sales is very important. in Chile we are ready to show the world the production of wine, upon arriving in this country prepare to drink very good wines.
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Professional guide, Alcoholic Beverages, professional driver, Bottled water
Exclusions: Gratuities, Lunch
Reviewed By adcdiving
The Rapa Nui National Park is not cheap as we pay 54,000 Chilean Peso (80US $) per person. You have no choice, because you come to Easter Island to admire the impressive Moai statues. Easter Island is special and I am glad I saw it
3. Private Tour: Full-Day Easter Island Archeological sites
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Providing a more personalized experience discover and learn about the mystery of the Moai and its construction on the hands of a professional tour guide, who will show you around the archeological sites of this unique culture in the world. On a 7 hours tour visit the quarry of Rano Raraku, the place where the moai were carved and transported to their ahus, Ahu Tongariki the fascinating 15 standing moai platform, Te Pito Kura, the navel of the world and so many others archeological sites related to moai and the and the Rapa Nui people and culture.
Inclusions: Professional guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Private tour, Transport by private vehicle
Exclusions: Entrance fees (USD 80 per person), Lunch, Food and drinks, Gratuities, Tour not available for cruise ship passengers
Reviewed By JJ O
We took a full day tour with Sebastián. It was brilliant! The Guide Sebastián is from Rapa Nui and so was able to combine the factual history aspects of the island with enthusiasm and knowledge of the current culture. He knew everything about each of the sites we visited. On top of that, he is involved with the restoration and preservation on the island so gave us more background knowledge on the places we visited. He answered every question we had and showed us photos and pictures on a kindle as we went along (it was great to use the kindle rather than a phone or tablet so the sun didn't created a glare - just an indication that he'd actually thought about the guest experience rather than just going through the motions of his usual tour). The tour We got picked up from our hotel in a 4x4 at 9am and travelled around the island for the day. It's worth taking some snacks for the car as it's a pretty full on tour from 9am until 3pm. Take water and sunscreen as well. We told Sebastián that we only had one day on the island and he immediately adapted the tour to cover the sites he thought would be most important and most interesting. We were very grateful for this as we would have missed out on visiting Orongo otherwise. We started at a restored traditional village. We were the first ones there - even before the staff. I was a bit skeptical of this part of the tour but it laid the foundations for the entire day so was important to see - for me, that's the difference between having a professional tour guide and doing a DIY tour. We then visited Rano Raraku, Ahu Tongariki, Anakena Beach, Ahu Nau Nau and Orongo (in that order). See my photos for which site is which. We had plenty of time at each of them - not rushed and not bored / waiting around either. For me, the highlight was Rano Raraku and it was great to be one of the first people there. The customer service KavaKava tours were great when booking the tour. Alejandra is very responsive and helpful. We asked Sebastián to take some photos of us during our tour and he was able to send these on within about 5 minutes of us asking when we got home! Summary Our experience on Easter Island was fantastic. If you are wondering whether to get a private tour then I would recommend doing so and I cannot recommend KavaKava tours enough. They were brilliant!
4. Private Santiago Historic Landmarks Walking Tour including San Cristobal Hill
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Discover Santiago as we explore the city on foot. Enjoy a cable car and funicular ride on San Cristobal Hill for panoramic views of the city and mountains. A great tour for those with limited time and who want to see it all! • 5-Hour Private Tour • Professional & Multilingual Guide • Visit the City's Landmarks • Learn about Chile's History and Culture • Visit San Cristobal Hill for Panoramic Views on Cable Car and Funicular
Inclusions: Multilingual Guide, Public Transport, Funicular and Cable Car Ride at San Cristóbal Hill (Closed on Mondays), Bottled water, Digital Photographs
Exclusions: Optional Gratuity for Guide, Lunch
Reviewed By Dreamer64284
Sean was awesomely the best of the bestest - very highly recommended!!! We toured Valparaiso and Vina del Mar with him, and he dropped us off at Santiago for our cruise embarkation the following day. That was our first trip to South America - our pre-cruise tour, as we cruised Chile, Antarctica, Falkland Islands, Argentina, Uruguay - still so many places to explore in this area. We will definitely come back, and use Sean's company again...
5. Laguna del Laja National Park Full-day
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
The tour offers a unique scenario to enjoy nature with flavors of local products of the region. Water of the sun, the meaning of "Antu -ko", a mapuche word tell us about how the mountains keep the water closer to the sun at this point.
Inclusions: Private transportation, Local Wine and liquors tasting, Cheese tasting, coffee and water, Park fee, Guide
Exclusions: We can go to the restaurant in the Center Ski (depende on the season) or you can bring your snack., We can stop to dinner at Antuco town, we order before get the place ask for the menu onboard.
Reviewed By Uday_koppella
Very good tour. Our guide Loreto was very friendly and informative. She took us to very remote places where we met few locals which allowed us to know the deep rooted cultures and their living style. Thanks to Travelupadventure team. I would definitely recommend to associate with them. Keep it up
6. Salar de Uyuni with Lodging - 2 full days - With Minor Lagoons
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Explore the Salar de Uyuni on a 4x4 tour, with a reliable agency and years of experience that overwhelm us. We know the special tastes of each tourist who comes to visit us! Our tour covers all the highlights of the city and its surroundings, from the train cemetery, the largest salt desert in the world, lagoons with volcanoes that give a unique view, valley of volcanic rocks and giant cacti that demonstrate a vegetation admirable. You will be able to enjoy meals, lodging, guide, all the entrances and special stops. Time to take classic photos in perspective on the huge salt flats and many surprises that you can only see LIVING THIS MAGICAL MOMENT, with people you know about the place, its people, history and culture. You will find some more details below.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, Lunch, Accommodations, Foods, First aid box, Oxigen bottles, All entries
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Reviewed By Lalitha A
The best tour, We felt very safe and was easy to organise! We traveled with a 3 year old and this was by far the best tour agency and they are not expensive too! She also organises private stargazing tours in the salts. Our guide spoke english and he was a wonderful photographer. He took a million pictures and helped us with those perspective photos and videos too! They don't pack you in a big group. We were a group of four and it was perfect! I like that this tour agency is not money minded. In fact we had to chase her to pay the money. She was very kind and I would absolutely recommend her!
7. Horse Riding to Lago Las Rosas with local people from Patagonia
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
In one day only, you will explore this amazing place. This is a magic Horse Back Riding to discover the most isolated places in Futaleufu area, Leal Lake, Las Rosas Lake and native forest. The horses are especially adiestrate and safety. Go around with local guides.
Inclusions: Private transportation, Lunch, Snacks
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Reviewed By annahP2513TI
This hike is entirely worth the steep four hour climb to the summit. We were rewarded with a gorgeous view of the valley and the rare opportunity to see five condors! The guide Manuel was very friendly and professional. Highly recommend!!
8. Pick up at the Pier and Valparaiso -Viña del Mar and transfer to the Airport
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
A country with a very special geography invites us to visit Valparaiso and viña del mar which will bring us closer to history 120 kilometers from the capital, passing through valleys which give us a vision of central Chile so your guide stop for your wine tasting , when we reach the coast we can see the real meaning of the port city of Valparaiso, the first foot of the history of Chile a whole landscape like a rainbow is a perception of something that calls the popular and traditional inmercion and then viña del mar that is a very different and very beautiful city, which reminds us of its first social group aristocracy that I inhabit the garden city as they call it now a great contrast between both cities exploring history and the miscelanio of the city of viña del mar as a citizen. we back to the city and we can drop off to you at the airport or to the hotel. REMEMBER THE GUIDE WILL BE WAITING AT THE PIER FOR YOU AND READY TO START THE ACTIVITY.
Inclusions: Private transportation, Air-conditioned vehicle, Alcoholic Beverages, professional driver, professional guide
Exclusions: Lunch, Gratuities
Reviewed By adcdiving
The Rapa Nui National Park is not cheap as we pay 54,000 Chilean Peso (80US $) per person. You have no choice, because you come to Easter Island to admire the impressive Moai statues. Easter Island is special and I am glad I saw it
9. River walk walk Futaleufú
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
The forests, the strength of the river and the mountains make it a magical walk. The guides are also local and interpreters of the landscape and culture.
Inclusions: Private transportation, trekking sticks, Snacks
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Reviewed By annahP2513TI
This hike is entirely worth the steep four hour climb to the summit. We were rewarded with a gorgeous view of the valley and the rare opportunity to see five condors! The guide Manuel was very friendly and professional. Highly recommend!!
10. Hiking Cerro Toco
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
We climb 5,600 meters above sea level, to the top of the most accessible mountain in Atacama, to discover what lies behind the Andes mountains. We start the hike at 5,200 meters above sea level to reach the summit after almost 2 km of ascent with 400 meters of unevenness. A beautiful view of the volcanoes and altiplano lagoons invite us to enjoy this summit.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, trekking equipment, poles and helmet, Sporty snack for promotion
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By lucasbabadopulos
Our trip to San Pedro de Atacama, with wife and two friends, was one of our best ever. Much of this great success was thanks to the wonderful day tours (we did 6 of them) and experience provided by SORBAC. We had time to enjoy each of the attractions, very good information (from Culture to Nature) to learn a lot. Food was great as well, and the staff was super friendly!! Thanks a lot!
