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Coordinates: 30°S 71°W / 30°S 71°W / -30; -71
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1. Private Tour: Santiago at Night with Dinner and Show
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2 reviews
Enjoy this 4-hour tour of the city of Santiago, at night. Accompanied by a private guide and your personal group, see locations such as Santa Lucia Hill and the city center. After you tour the city, delight in dinner and a traditional dance show at a local restaurant.
Inclusions: Private tour, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Professional guide, 4-course dinner, San Cristobal Entrance Fees
Exclusions: Gratuities, Drinks, unless specified
Reviewed By 27larryh
I highly recommend this operator for their honesty, communication and integrity. They went above and beyond to help us in a time of need. We are very appreciative of all they did to help us. Thank you.
2. Night tour in Patagonia (esp e ing)
There is no one to do this same tour, I know the tourism industry for many years, they will have a great time
Inclusions: Private transportation, Sour welcome, beers or wine and then a bajativo, Snacks
Exclusions: After the 4 drinks included, the rest is paid by the client, If you wish to order another type of food, it is the customer's responsibility
3. Astronomic Tour Experience from San Pedro de Atacama
Join us on this special trip, going back several centuries to get closer to the last original settlers. Here there were many wise observers of the Universe, who interpreted the sky by visualizing figures that reflected the circumstances in which they lived. Through this tour we will not only learn more about astronomy but also learn more about how the locals, likan antay or atacameños read the sky, as well as knowing more about their religiosity, culture and beliefs. Reserve your place with us!
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Transfer to Ayllú de Coyo, Professional Guide
Exclusions: Extras not detailed in the itinerary, Meals and drinks, Gratuities
4. Valparaíso by night
The only tour that covers the bohemian area of Valparaíso and the nightly charm of Viña del Mar. More than an excursion, an outing with friends
Inclusions: Beer, glass of wine, Pisco sour or similar in Cinzano bar, Dinner includes entry, main course, dessert, and a liquid per person, Private transportation, Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By Norman Y
Beautiful blue sky day in Santiago made better with an informative, casual and delightful tour by experienced guide Viktor. He is apparently a history teacher turned tour guide, and this is a wonderful combination. He's familiar with the history and interesting facts about the city (good and bad), and he has the patient temperament of a group educator. We were a group of 11 adults joined by a love of travel. The pick up was at our hotel by in an air-conditioned bus with courteous driver (sorry forgot his name). We were efficient driving past heavy traffic in the under-river tunnel to visit the Parque Bicentenario which is nicely sculpted large urban park with manicured grasses, water ways, topiary, aviary (flamingos in particular), palms and quiet. From there you can see an inactive volcano in the distance as well as two glaciers on the surrounding mountains. Towards, the city, some of the skyscrapers are apparent. The next stop was up San Cristobal hill to have a commanding view of the downtown and sprawling Santiago. From there, we drove through an upper class neighbourhood and through the areas affected by recent months protests, Viktor noting some of the history and class differences of Chile. We arrived at La Moneda, the presidential palace. We had some time to walk through the associated shopping area (actual administrative grounds were off limits due to the protests). There are some shops, eateries and a local clay art display. Surround the palace are a number of government buildings. Walking a few blocks through the safe and bustling downtown streets packed with professionals, businessman, street hawkers, we arrived at the Plaza de Armas. This large square serves as the centre of the city. We popped into the Metropolitan Cathedral, an ornate Catholic Church before heading to the National Museum. We walked from the Plaza along a lively street full of vendors and shops. I managed to get a mote con huesillo (clear nectar, husked wheat, peach) and a completo (hot dog with avocado), both classic Chilean street foods). We ended with a tour of the Mercado Centrale, which is a large covered central market full of restaurants, seafoods, vegetables and such, all with the sights and smells of a working market. All along the way, Viktor was helpful, courteous, knowledgeable and shepherded us along at a nice pace. I highly recommend contacting him for a tour in and out of Santiago. We will the next time we are in town.
5. Atacama Desert Night Camping in Atacama
The San Pedro de Atacama desert is famous for having some of the best viewing for stars in the night sky, and it’s full of otherworldly-looking canyons, lakes, and landmarks. So, with our Camping Tour, we offer you the posibility of going star-gazing and watching sunrises from out in the wilderness. We include all the necesary equipmant as well as meals, so you just have to relax and enjoy your adevnture!
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off (centrally located hotels only), Camping Equipment, Professional Guide, Dinner, Breakfast
Exclusions: Extras not detailed in the itinerary, Gratuities
