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Valparaíso Wine Tour
A full day from your hotel in Santiago: Viña del Mar's seafront, a guided walk and a funicular ride through Valparaíso's painted hills, then a wine tasting at a Casablanca Valley vineyard on the way back. About ten hours, in a small group.
- 4.8 / 5 1330+ Reviews
- 77 km Santiago to Casablanca by Road
- 41 km Casablanca to Valparaíso
- Free Cancellation
The Experience
What the Valparaíso and Casablanca Wine Tour Covers
Best Trip Chile's day from Santiago: the coast, the hills of Valparaíso on foot and by funicular, and a vineyard tasting in the Casablanca Valley.
Highlights
- Explore colorful Valparaiso with street art, hidden viewpoints and local culture
- Ride a historic Valparaiso funicular included in the experience
- Enjoy a wine tasting stop in Chile’s famous Casablanca Valley
- Visit a real vineyard setting — not just a tourist wine shop stop
- Relax on a comfortable small-group tour with hotel pickup included
What's Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Comfortable air-conditioned transportation
- Small-group experience
- Professional local trilingual guides
- WhatsApp support and communication
- Walking tour in Valparaiso
- Ticket for a historic funicular ride in Valparaiso
- Wine tasting experience in Casablanca Valley
- Alcoholic beverages during the tasting
- Drop-off at Valparaiso Port upon request
- All local taxes and fees
Good to know: The pickup time and guide's name are sent the day before the tour in the afternoon after 8pm via WhatsApp or email · There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there are not enough passengers to meet requirements. In the event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative or full refund · Not wheelchair accessible · Most travelers can participate · Child is considered from 3 to 12 years old · Airport pickup is subject to availability and costs USD 15 per person per section; consult the local operator about this service · This is a shared group tour, and the tour may be conducted in multiple languages depending on the passengers joining on the day of the experience · Not Included: Gratuities, Lunch
How a Valparaíso Wine Tour Day Works
Pickup in Santiago, the coast in the morning, the hills at midday, the vineyard on the way home.
Pickup in Santiago
The pickup time and your guide's name arrive by WhatsApp or email after 8 pm the evening before. The van collects you from your hotel or Airbnb in central Santiago; airport pickup costs extra (US$15 a person each way on the listing) and depends on availability.
Viña del Mar and the Coast
About 120 km west along Ruta 68 to Viña del Mar: the Flower Clock, the Easter Island moai outside the Fonck Museum, and the sea lions at the Caleta Portales fishing cove on the road into Valparaíso.
Valparaíso's Hills on Foot
The guide walks you through Cerro Concepción and Cerro Alegre, past the murals of Pasaje Gálvez, Paseo Gervasoni and Paseo Atkinson, with a ride on the El Peral funicular. Lunch is on your own in Valparaíso; it is not included.
The Casablanca Tasting, Then Back
On the way back the van stops at a vineyard in the Casablanca Valley, where the listing gives about 45 minutes for the tasting. The order can change with the winery's schedule. You are back in Santiago about ten hours after pickup, or dropped at Valparaíso port if you ask.
Photo Gallery
Valparaíso and the Casablanca Valley
Photos from the listing: the painted hills of Valparaíso, the tasting room, and the sea lions at Caleta Portales.
Book Your Experience
Check Availability & Prices
Select your preferred date and time. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.
Three Ways to Do a Valparaíso Wine Tour
A combined day of Valparaíso's hills with one tasting, a dedicated day at three or four Casablanca wineries, or the bus and a taxi on your own. The honest comparison.
| Feature | BEST FIRST VISIT Valparaíso Day with a Casablanca Tasting | Dedicated Casablanca Winery Day (3 or 4 Wineries) | Bus and Taxi on Your Own |
|---|---|---|---|
| What You Pay | From about $60 to $90 a person with hotel pickup and one tasting, lunch extra (October 2026) | From about $139 to $149 a person with pickup and three or four tastings, lunch extra (October 2026) | The intercity bus fare, a taxi between wineries, and each winery's own fee: CLP 38,000 for the Casas del Bosque Aromas Wine Tour, CLP 42,990 for Emiliana's organic tasting tour (October 2026) |
| Wine | One stop at a Casablanca vineyard, about 40 to 45 minutes; on the cheapest tours a glass at the Río Tinto wine shop instead | Three or four estates such as Emiliana, Viñamar, Bodegas RE, Casa del Molle and Casas del Bosque, about 75 minutes each | Whatever you can book and reach; the wineries are spread along 15 km of Ruta 68 and its side roads |
| Valparaíso | A guided walk through Cerro Concepción and Cerro Alegre with a funicular ride, plus Viña del Mar's seafront | None. These days stay in the valley | As much as you like, on your own schedule |
| Time Needed | About 10 hours from Santiago | About 10 hours from Santiago | A full day; the bus from Santiago to Valparaíso takes about an hour and a half |
| Who Drives | The tour van, from your hotel in central Santiago | The tour van, from your hotel in central Santiago | You do, or a taxi does. Tastings and a rental car do not mix |
| Booking Ahead | Book a departure; free cancellation up to 24 hours before | Book a departure; free cancellation up to 24 hours before | Reserve each winery visit yourself; Emiliana runs its tours Tuesday to Saturday, and Casas del Bosque asks for weekend bookings by email |
| Best For | A first visit that wants Valparaíso and a taste of the valley in one day | Wine lovers who would rather spend the day at the estates than in the port | Travellers already staying on the coast with a designated driver, or none needed |
| Check Availability | See the 4-Winery Day |
More Options
Other Valparaíso and Casablanca Wine Tours
Three or four wineries instead of one, smaller groups, a pickup on the coast, or a boat ride in Valparaíso's bay.
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ORGANIC ESTATESantiago: Valparaíso, Viña del Mar & Emiliana Vineyard
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The Comparison
Every Valparaíso Wine Tour, Ranked by What You Actually Get
How many wineries, how long at each, who picks you up, how big the group is, and what it costs. Then the one to book.
A Valparaíso wine tour is almost always a day trip from Santiago that pairs the port city’s painted hills with a tasting in the Casablanca Valley, the wine country you cross on Ruta 68 between the capital and the coast. The best first-visit pick is Best Trip Chile’s Valparaíso, Viña del Mar and Casablanca wine tour: hotel pickup in Santiago, a guided walk through Cerro Concepción and Cerro Alegre with a funicular ride, and a vineyard tasting on the way back, for $65 in current promotion (usually $70) a person (checked October 2026). It is rated 4.8 from 1,330 reviews. If the wine matters more than the port, book a day at three or four Casablanca estates instead; the ranking below shows the difference.
Check dates for the Valparaíso wine day
What “Valparaíso wine tour” means in practice
Valparaíso itself grows no wine to speak of. The vineyards are inland, in the Casablanca Valley, a cool strip of hills about halfway between Santiago and the coast where morning fog from the Pacific suits white grapes: Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay above all, with Pinot Noir and Syrah. Every tour on sale is one of three shapes:
- A Valparaíso day with one tasting. From Santiago, about ten hours: Viña del Mar’s seafront, a guided walk in Valparaíso’s UNESCO-listed hills, free time for lunch, and one vineyard stop of about 40 to 45 minutes. Best Trip Chile’s wine tour and Stampstour’s Casablanca Valley tour are the most-reviewed.
- A dedicated winery day. From Santiago, also about ten hours, but spent at three or four estates (Emiliana, Viñamar, Bodegas RE, Casa del Molle, Casas del Bosque), about 75 minutes each, with lunch at Tanino, the restaurant at Casas del Bosque. No Valparaíso.
- A short tour from the coast. If you are already staying in Valparaíso or Viña del Mar, the valley is about 50 minutes away by car, and a vineyard visit with a coastal pickup takes about three and a half hours. There are only a handful of these.
The ranking
Ranked by what a buyer gets for the money: how much wine, how much of Valparaíso, group size, pickup and the rating with its review count. Prices are the lowest listed per person.
| # | Tour | From | Wine on the day | Group, pickup | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Valparaíso, Viña del Mar & Casablanca Wine Tour (Best Trip Chile) | $65 in current promotion (usually $70) | One vineyard tasting, about 45 min, plus the Valparaíso walk and funicular | Small group; Santiago hotel pickup, port drop-off on request | 4.8 (1,330) |
| 2 | 4 Vineyards and Tanino (Best Trip Chile) | $149 | Emiliana (4 wines), Viñamar (3), Bodegas RE (2), lunch stop at Casas del Bosque | Up to 15; Santiago hotel pickup | 4.9 (136) |
| 3 | 4 Exclusive Wineries and Tanino (Go2Chile) | $139 | Emiliana (4 wines), Casa del Molle (2 with a board), Bodegas RE (2 with a board), Casas del Bosque | Up to 15; Santiago hotel pickup | 5.0 (60) |
| 4 | Valparaíso, Viña del Mar & Casablanca Valley Tour (Stampstour) | $77 in current promotion (usually $90) | One tasting, about 40 min, plus the Valparaíso walk and funicular | Small group; pickup from 7:00, back about 17:30 | 4.8 (2,177) |
| 5 | Viña del Mar, Valparaíso with Wine Tasting (Stampstour) | $60 in current promotion (usually $75) | One Casablanca tasting, longer time on Cerro Concepción | Up to 15; five Santiago pickup areas | 4.8 (562) |
| 6 | 3 Casablanca Vineyards and 11 Wines (GoPenguins) | $224 | Casas del Bosque (4), an organic farm winery (4), Bodegas RE (3), with snacks | Up to 8; door-to-door | 5.0 (5) |
| 7 | Casas del Bosque, Lunch and Transfer (Chile Tours) | $249 | Casas del Bosque tasting and a three-course lunch with pairing | Up to 7; Santiago pickup | 5.0 (8) |
| 8 | Valparaíso, Viña del Mar & Emiliana (Best Trip Chile) | $56 in current promotion (usually $70) | Emiliana organic estate, 3 wines with a tasting board | Small group; Santiago hotel pickup | 4.8 (6) |
| 9 | Valparaíso & Viña del Mar plus Casablanca Tasting (Go2Chile) | $69 | A family boutique vineyard on the way back | Up to 15; Santiago hotel pickup | 4.8 (18) |
| 10 | Valparaíso, Boat, Viña del Mar & Boutique Winery (SANTUR) | $55 in current promotion (usually $69) | One boutique winery tasting, about 45 min, plus a speedboat ride in the bay | Shared van of 16 or more; Santiago | 4.6 (66) |
| 11 | Casablanca Vineyard Tour from Viña del Mar or Valparaíso (Beloved City Tours) | $150 | One vineyard: cellar, barrel room, 4 wines | Up to 8; pickup anywhere in Valparaíso or Viña | New, no reviews yet |
| 12 | Viña del Mar, Valparaíso, Casablanca & Reñaca (Aprendi a Viajar) | $36 in current promotion (usually $40) | A glass of wine at the Río Tinto wine shop, not a winery | Shared; Spanish and Portuguese guides | 4.3 (494) |
On a phone, swipe the table sideways for the prices and ratings.
Prices, ratings and review counts from GetYourGuide, checked October 2026. Operators change prices, so treat them as the shape of the market, not a quote.
The honest catch at the bottom of the table: the cheapest “Casablanca” days stop at Río Tinto, a roadside wine shop on Ruta 68, for a welcome glass and an olive oil tasting. That is not a winery visit. If wine is the reason for the day, spend the extra and book a tour that names the estate.
Which one to book
Book whichever fits your day:
Valparaíso plus a tasting
The hills on foot, a funicular ride and a vineyard tasting on the way back to Santiago. Drop-off at Valparaíso port if you ask.
Check dates →Four Casablanca wineries
Emiliana, Viñamar and Bodegas RE, nine wines in all, then lunch at Tanino in Casas del Bosque. No Valparaíso.
See the 4-winery day →Three wineries, eleven wines
Up to eight guests, door-to-door: Casas del Bosque, an organic farm winery and Bodegas RE, with cheese and snacks.
See the small-group day →Prices and ratings from GetYourGuide, checked October 2026.
- Staying on the coast? Beloved City Tours’ vineyard tour from Viña del Mar or Valparaíso picks up at your address and takes about three and a half hours. The Valparaíso or Santiago guide compares the two starting points.
- Want lunch with pairing at one estate? Chile Tours’ Casas del Bosque day keeps it to seven guests and includes a three-course lunch at Tanino.
- Private, or just your group? The private or group guide sets out when a private driver-guide is worth it.
- Budget? The price guide breaks down what each step up the ladder buys, and what the wineries charge if you go on your own.
The Casablanca wineries worth knowing
The valley’s tasting rooms sit along about 15 km of Ruta 68 and its side roads. Emiliana is Chile’s largest organic winery, at kilometre 60.7, with tours Tuesday to Saturday. Casas del Bosque, founded in 1993, lies in the coolest, westernmost corner of the valley and has the Tanino restaurant. Bodegas RE makes experimental blends in clay vessels, Viñamar specialises in sparkling wine, and Indómita has its cellar built into a hillside. The winery guide maps them and shows which tour visits which.
Valparaíso Wine Tours, the company
Search for “Valparaíso wine tours” and the first result is a tour company of that name, with an office inside a boutique winery on Cerro Mariposa in Valparaíso. It runs a round-trip wine bus, one-way transfer tours with winery stops, and a bike tour at Emiliana, booked by enquiry on its own site. Our page on the company sets out what it sells and its booking terms, beside the tours you can book here with a live calendar.
Where to stay, and the day before
Most wine tours collect from hotels in central Santiago (Providencia, Las Condes, the centre). If you would rather wake up by the sea, stay in Valparaíso’s historic hills or in Viña del Mar and take a coastal pickup:
- Hotels on Cerro Alegre and Cerro Concepción, Valparaíso
- Hotels in Viña del Mar
- Hotels in Providencia, Santiago, for the tour pickups
The where-to-stay guide weighs the hills against Viña del Mar.
If you have a day in Valparaíso before or after the wine tour, a free walking tour of the hills is the easy way in: booking is free and the guides work for tips. See the free walking tours of Valparaíso on GuruWalk.
How these facts were checked
Written 26 October 2026. Tour prices, ratings, review counts, group sizes, durations, the wineries on each itinerary, the tasting counts and the next available dates are from the GetYourGuide listings, read on 26 October 2026. The road distances were measured along the road from central Santiago to the town of Casablanca and on to Valparaíso and Viña del Mar. Winery details (Emiliana’s address, tour days and size; Casas del Bosque’s founding year and location) are from the wineries’ own websites, and the valley’s history (first vines in 1982, a wine denomination since 1994) from published wine references. The company Valparaíso Wine Tours is described from its own website, read the same day.
Valparaíso's Hills and a Casablanca Tasting, Pickup Included
Best Trip Chile collects you from your hotel in Santiago, walks you through Cerro Alegre and Cerro Concepción with a funicular ride, and stops for a wine tasting at a Casablanca Valley vineyard on the way back. About ten hours, guides in English, Spanish and Portuguese, rated 4.8 from more than 1,300 reviews (October 2026), with free cancellation up to 24 hours before. Starting from $65 per person in current promotion (usually $70).
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Valparaíso Wine Tour FAQ
The questions people ask before booking a Casablanca Valley wine tour, answered in the first sentence and explained after.
For a first visit, a day from Santiago that walks you through Valparaíso's hills and stops for a tasting in the Casablanca Valley; for wine lovers, a dedicated day at three or four Casablanca estates. The combined days (Best Trip Chile's Valparaíso, Viña del Mar and Casablanca wine tour, rated 4.8 from more than 1,300 reviews, and Stampstour's Casablanca Valley tour, 4.8 from more than 2,100) give you one vineyard stop of about 40 to 45 minutes. The dedicated days skip Valparaíso and spend about 75 minutes at each of three or four wineries, such as Emiliana, Bodegas RE and Casas del Bosque. The winery guide shows which tour goes where (ratings as listed in October 2026).
From about $60 to $90 a person for a Valparaíso day with one tasting, and about $139 to $149 for a three- or four-winery day, both from Santiago with hotel pickup (GetYourGuide, October 2026). Small-group days with lunch and pairing run to about $224 to $249. Lunch is extra on almost every shared tour. The cheapest tours, around $30 to $40, stop at the Río Tinto wine shop on Ruta 68 for a glass rather than visiting a winery. The price guide breaks the ladder down, with the wineries' own fees for anyone going without a tour.
A full day: about 10 hours from Santiago, whether it is a Valparaíso day with one tasting or a dedicated three- or four-winery day. Pickups start around 7:00 to 8:00 and you are back in Santiago in the early evening. From Valparaíso or Viña del Mar the valley is much closer: a Casablanca vineyard tour with pickup on the coast takes about three and a half hours, and the drive is about 50 minutes each way.
Yes, but there are far fewer options: most Casablanca wine tours are sold as day trips from Santiago. From the coast you can book a short vineyard tour with pickup in Valparaíso or Viña del Mar, hire a driver-guide, or ask a Santiago tour about drop-off on the coast: Best Trip Chile's wine day offers a drop-off at Valparaíso port on request, with luggage arranged in advance. The Valparaíso or Santiago guide compares the two starting points.
Tipping is optional and not included: every shared tour we compared lists gratuities as excluded. Many travellers tip the guide at the end of the day, and you pay for lunch separately on most tours. Someone else drives, so nobody in your group has to stay sober for the trip back.
Cool-climate white wine, above all Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay, plus Pinot Noir and Syrah. The valley lies between Santiago and the Pacific on Ruta 68, and morning fog and sea breezes keep it cooler than the valleys around Santiago. Vines are recent here: the first were planted in 1982, and the valley became an official wine denomination in 1994. Emiliana, Chile's largest organic winery, Casas del Bosque, Viñamar, Indómita and Veramonte are all within about 15 km of each other along the highway.
December to April: summer weather on the coast, the vines in leaf, and the harvest, which usually runs from late February into April. The town of Casablanca holds a free harvest festival (the Fiesta de la Vendimia) each April; the 2026 edition was on 11 and 12 April, and the 2027 date had not been announced when we checked in October 2026. Tours run all year. In June and July, the wettest months on the coast, the vines are bare, but the tastings go on.
Valparaíso Wine Tours is a wine-tour company based in Valparaíso that sells its own tours on its own website; this site compares the wine tours you can book on GetYourGuide. The company runs a round-trip wine bus, one-way transfer tours with winery stops, and a bike tour at Emiliana, booked by enquiry on its own website. Our page on the company sets out what it offers and how it compares with the tours you can book instantly here.
No. There is no passenger train between Santiago and Valparaíso; the bus is the practical option. Turbus, Pullman and Condor run frequent buses, most from Terminal Pajaritos in Santiago, and the trip takes about an hour and a half in normal traffic. The only railway on the coast is the local line from Valparaíso through Viña del Mar to Limache, which does not reach Santiago. The intercity buses pass the town of Casablanca, but not the wineries' gates.
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