From Pacific to Andes — a valley combining power and freshness
Aconcágua Valley is one of Chile's most fascinating wine valleys, both for the exceptional quality of its wines and for the region's rich history. Stretching from the Pacific Ocean to the Andes, this natural corridor was the setting for fundamental moments in Chilean colonial history and the country's independence.
Aconcágua Valley is recognized for its high-quality boutique wineries, which produce wines with distinct characteristics. The valley's microclimatic diversity — with cooler sectors near the coast and warmer ones to the east — allows the production of different varieties, from Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay to full-bodied Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah. Wineries such as Errazuriz (founded in 1870) and Seña (a partnership with Robert Mondavi) are world references from the region.
Beyond the wines, Aconcágua Valley carries layers of history that enrich every visit. The city of San Felipe, capital of the region, and the proximity to Quión del Monte — where the Battle of Chacabuco took place, decisive for Chilean independence — offer a unique historical context for culture lovers. The valley is also the gateway to the road leading to Argentina via the Los Libertadores Pass, with breathtaking Andes views.
With groups of maximum 8 people and a Brazilian guide in Portuguese, Escapada Tours Chile — with over 26 years of tourism experience and operating in Chile since 2015 — ensures a personalized tour with advisory on choosing the best winery for your profile.
Aconcágua Valley is about 1.5 hours north of Santiago, making it feasible for a full-day outing that combines wine tourism and history in perfect proportions.
Award-winning boutique vineyards
Colonial history and Chilean independence
“Our first outing was a gastronomic experience in the mountains at sunset… Sebastian simply perfect, wonderful food rich in Chilean culture, artistic touches and explanations of everything, then a final stop to watch the sunset and sip a delicious sparkling wine… Our third tour was Pablo Neruda's beach house and Algarrobo… they took us to wonderful little-known spots… Worth 1000% of the investment.”
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“First we did the Cajón del Maipo – El Yeso reservoir tour with the Gourmet Picnic… incredible views, explanations about the place and, of course, the most amazing picnic we've ever eaten. … I'd told them I'm vegetarian and they prepared something special for me with the utmost care… Our second tour was to two vineyards in the Maipo Valley… we tasted wines and had time to shop.”
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“We went to the Marin winery and to Tricao Park — great, enriching experiences. Everything went very smoothly; I highly recommend the agency!”
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Aconcágua Valley has unique microclimatic diversity, with influence from both the Pacific (cooler sectors) and the Andes (warmer sectors). This allows the production of both fresh white wines and full-bodied, high-quality reds.
Among the valley's most renowned wineries are Errazuriz (founded in 1870) and Seña (a partnership with Robert Mondavi), along with other boutique wineries in the region. Our personalized advisory helps choose the most suitable option for your profile.
Aconcágua Valley is approximately 1.5 hours north of Santiago, near the city of San Felipe and the road to the Andes.
Yes, the region has rich colonial history and history related to Chilean independence. Our guide provides historical context throughout the visit.
Yes! Before the tour, our guide speaks with the group to understand preferences and recommend the most suitable winery or combination for your profile and interests.
Maximum of 8 people per group, ensuring a personalized, intimate, and comfortable experience.
The valley's diversity allows the production of fresh white wines (Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay) in sectors with Pacific influence, to full-bodied reds (Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Merlot) in warmer areas near the Andes.
Yes, the tour operates year-round. The harvest season (March–April) is especially attractive for those who want to see the vineyards in full harvest activity.
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R$400/person (4+, 1 winery) / R$460/person (4+, 2 wineries) / R$1,600 (up to 3p, 1 winery) / R$1,800 (up to 3p, 2 wineries)
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A World Heritage site in the morning, one of the world's 100 best wineries in the afternoon
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