Top Things to do in Pisco Elqui
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The 10 Best Things to Do in Pisco Elqui, Chile
Discover the best top things to do in Pisco Elqui, Chile including Dona Josefa de Elqui - Pisco Artesanal, Cavas Del Valle, Turismo Migrantes, Fundo Los Nichos, Destileria Pisco Mistral, Valle del Elqui, Iglesia de Pisco de Elqui, Pueblo Artesanal de Horcon, Turismo El Quijote, Turismo Dagaz.
Restaurants in Pisco Elqui
1. Dona Josefa de Elqui - Pisco Artesanal
Overall Ratings
5 based on 80 reviews
Traditional cellars used for the elaboration of pisco
Reviewed By Haig B - Brighton, United Kingdom
Small distillery that seems to be new to giving tours. Sadly the owner only speaks Spanish though he was more than happy to show us around through their very hands-on process through a bit of sign language and interpretation.
Lovely guy!
'Tour and a taste' is free - takes about 15 mins. Just shows you what they do without all the history that you'll hear at all the other tours anyway.
Pisco was really good too.
2. Cavas Del Valle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Familiar and Boutique winery in the High Elqui Valley, in the chilean Andes. We produce organic wines of Shiraz, Merlot, Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon and Pink Muscat. You can enjoy our cost free tours and hace a degustation of our products. Welcome!
Reviewed By Darren W - Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Visited Cavas Del Valle on a conference trip earlier this year in April. Had a tour of the winery. Very informative and friendly host. Manged to sample many of the grapes from various varieties and also dried products from the grapes. Beautiful place overlooking the valley. Will visit there sometime if I am back to Chile again.
3. Turismo Migrantes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 214 reviews
Migrantes Turism owes its name to the experience during our tours and excursions. Our goal is to draw a bridge between the visitors and the experience that the several migrants already had through time to time. Indigenous, peasants, Gabriela Mistral and transit huasos, carriers and mystics through the territory. Since 2011 we had the quality tourism seal recognition, ensuring our costumers quality and safety commitment. We hope to see you soon. We are here to make your experience in Elqui Valley unforgetable!
Reviewed By Lorena C - Santiago
It was a good tour, It was pretty interesting and you could see stars, planets, and the moon.
They give a pisco sour to drink, in my opinion it's too expensive for only one drink, they should have something to eat, and in order to see through the telescope they should give preference to children.
4. Fundo Los Nichos
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 430 reviews
Reviewed By Immie M
This is a truly amazing place. One of the oldest existing Distilleries.
During the guided tour, they tell you everything about the origin, the process, quality etc. you will experience the whole process and visit special places in the 'house'.
Before this visit pisco was just pisco,without any difference. Now I know the value of a good artisan pisco.
This place is easy to visit by bicycle from the Pisco Elqui town. In the afternoon they have guided tours every hour.
5. Destileria Pisco Mistral
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 529 reviews
How is pisco created? By participating in our tours, you will have the opportunity to learn about our production processes, experience our products through tastings, and visit our museum to ab-sorb the history of our pisco.
Reviewed By lauraccss - Maryland, USA
The mistral distillery and restaurant was a wonderful surprise in this quaint little town . We had a lovely lunch outdoors overlooking the snow covered Mountains , a delicious goat dish , tender and full of wonderful spices and flavors , worthy of the best 4 star restaurant anywhere , very creative dishes and drinks ! Highly recommend it.
6. Valle del Elqui
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By HotelierJohn - Ontario, Canada
The entire Elqui valley is popular with Chileans. Most international tours include only Santiago and the extremes of Chile (the Atacama desert, glacier country, and Tierra del Fuego). Elqui is special, and within manageable driving distance of Santiago. The star viewing can be just as good as Atacama -- and there is still something green (and wet) in the scenery!
7. Iglesia de Pisco de Elqui
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
8. Pueblo Artesanal de Horcon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 177 reviews
Reviewed By sussexrowmark - Haywards Heath, United Kingdom
If you are staying in Pisco Elqui this makes an enjoyable trip out of the village and up further into the narrowing valley. The market is down below the road shortly after it becomes unmetalled. It is nicely laid out. The crafts, while of high quality, are somewhat lacking in variety - mostly jewellery. Our negative point was the juice drink in the cafe - largely water, over-priced and exceptionally long to arrive and then be pay for, even with service added to the bill. The positive aspect was the babbling stream running alongside - delightful, a good place to relax with a book or to visit the masseur.
9. Turismo El Quijote
Overall Ratings
5 based on 39 reviews
We are located in Pisco Elqui a small village in the north of Chile, we work in turistic activities such as biking, horse riding, astronomy, trekking and others.
Reviewed By Emmamac94
My friends and I took this tour with a lovely softly spoken man, it was such a special, quiet location under the stars. Great telescope and the guide was very passionate and knowledgeable, always answered our questions, and we had nice pisco to finish. The tour had a very nice emphasis on science however we suggested it would be great to learn more about the stories behind the stars - to have more balance. Overall we learnt a lot! Very informative and enjoyable.
10. Turismo Dagaz
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 reviews
Turismo Dagaz is an agency dedicated to live an unforgettable experience with personalized service in direct contact with nature, its people and traditions.
Reviewed By ibtravel1234
Absolutely stunning experience. I have never seen so many stars in my life. It was a bit chilly in October but they provided blankets, hot tea, and cookies. The talk was very informative in both English and Spanish (I don't speak Spanish but the translation was great). Highly reccommend if you are an astrology buff or want a romantic outing.
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