Pablo Neruda's house-museum + boutique winery on the way back
This unique excursion combines two of the most special destinations on the Chilean coast: the Isla Negra House-Museum of Pablo Neruda, perched directly above the Pacific, and the wineries of the Casablanca Valley, Chile's most beautiful coastal wine valley. It is a day that unites literature, history, gastronomy, and nature in an itinerary of rare beauty.
Isla Negra was Pablo Neruda's favorite residence — the greatest poet of the Spanish language and Nobel Prize winner in 1971. The house, built directly on the Pacific rocks, houses the incredible collections the poet gathered throughout a life of travel: figureheads, fossils, shells, ships' bowsprits, hourglasses, and objects from every corner of the world. The Portuguese-speaking guide provides context about Neruda's life and work during the visit.
The Casablanca Valley is located between Santiago and Valparaíso, influenced by Pacific sea breezes that create an ideal microclimate for high-quality white wines — world-class Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay. The visit to one of the valley's wineries includes a guided tour of the cellar and gardens, followed by a tasting of selected wines paired with local cheeses and charcuterie.
The combination of Isla Negra and Casablanca creates a unique and sophisticated itinerary that goes far beyond conventional tourism. You will feel the Pacific wind on the same rocks where Neruda wrote, and then toast with a fresh Sauvignon Blanc overlooking the vineyards. It is the perfect tour for couples, cultural travelers, and wine enthusiasts.
With Escapada Tours Chile, a small group (max. 8 people), a Portuguese-speaking guide, and exclusive transfer from Santiago, every detail is crafted for a memorable and personalized experience.
Isla Negra – Pablo Neruda's house-museum
Pacific Ocean views
Boutique winery in Casablanca
“I travel a lot and had never come across a tour company like Karinna and Sebastian's. … On the Isla Negra tour we mentioned we'd like to have lunch there, and they got us simply the best table in the restaurant, with an incredible view! … In Cajón del Maipo he prepared a wonderful feast of typical Chilean delicacies for us.”
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“On the coastal tour we were lucky to have her company, almost like a friend's… In Cajón del Maipo, Escapada created an almost transcendental connection within our family that moved us deeply. Little things like gifting us cherries bought right there on the street… Thank you, Karinna and Sebá. You are 10 out of 10!”
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“We went to Viña del Mar and a Casablanca winery. We traveled with our kids and the whole itinerary was planned around them. … Our hotel and airport transfers were also handled with their support and care. Punctual and attentive at every moment.”
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Isla Negra was poet Pablo Neruda's most beloved residence, set directly above the Pacific. Turned into a museum by the Neruda Foundation, it houses his collections of shells, figureheads, wooden horses, hourglasses, and objects from around the world. Neruda and his wife Matilde are buried here.
Please confirm at booking. The house-museum entrance fee may be included or paid on-site, depending on the chosen package. The guided tour in Portuguese is always conducted by the Escapada guide.
The Casablanca Valley is just 30 km from the Pacific and receives a cool breeze that slows grape ripening, preserving acidity and aromas. The result is internationally acclaimed Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay, considered among the best in South America.
Yes. The Casablanca winery visit includes a tasting of selected wines. Cheese and charcuterie pairing may be extra depending on the package. Please confirm at booking.
Yes, the Isla Negra visit is for all ages. The wine tasting at the winery is exclusively for those 18 and older. Minors can join the winery visit but not the tasting.
We generally visit the Casablanca winery first (on the way to the coast), then Isla Negra with lunch in the area, and return to Santiago in the afternoon. The itinerary may be adapted depending on the day's conditions.
Yes. Isla Negra and the Casablanca wineries receive visitors year-round. Harvest season (February-April) is especially interesting at the wineries, with intense activity in the vineyards.
No. Lunch is paid individually. Isla Negra has restaurants with fresh seafood and Pacific views. The guide recommends the best options according to the group's profile.
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Price for 4+ people. Entries paid on-site.
Limited spots — groups fill up fast during high season
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