Casablanca, Maipo and Colchagua
Wine Valleys
Chile's wine valleys combine Andes scenery, Pacific influence, excellent wines and relaxed gourmet moments.
Wine, cuisine and boutique experiences
Why you should visit this region.
A day in Chile's wine valleys is travel for all senses: vines against mountain scenery, Pacific breezes, long lunches and wines that tell the story of the country.
This page brings together the key travel ideas so guests immediately understand how the place fits into a Chile round trip, private extension or tailor-made experience.
Best travel time
Beautiful year-round. March and April are especially attractive for harvest season and warm light.
Recommended duration
Possible as a day trip, better with 1 to 2 nights for unhurried enjoyment.
Ideal for
Highlights
What makes this place special.
- Casablanca Valley for Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
- Maipo Valley near Santiago with Cabernet Sauvignon and classic estates.
- Colchagua Valley with Carmenere, Syrah and high-quality reds.
- Wine tasting, cuisine, boutique hotels and landscape.
Experiences
Planning note
The wine valleys work perfectly as a calm module between Santiago, the coast, Atacama or Patagonia.
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