I am a Chilean-born guy who is very committed with my job as a local tour guide and I fully enjoy to share my experiences of travels, food and drinks, books, tours, etc with people from around the world.

It's quite important for me to make clients satisfied of what they get. . . I customize my tours in such a way that I adapt myself to special needs or requirements without skipping the essentials of every tour's highlights, that's to say if want me to stop in a farmer's market or in local restaurant whatsoever. . . . It's a deal!!

Tour departs in Santiago hotel or airport in order to reach Valparaiso and tour around historic districts of Concepcion and Alegre.

Walking tour is a great activity to get in-depth experience of such a city. Main square Sotomayor and pier Prat are both within itinerary. From Valparaiso a short van ride is done to get Vina del Mar kind of Chilean Nice in the Pacific with lovely sandy beaches where a stop is done to take the most panoramic vista of both Vina and Valparaiso. Stop in the fish market if open that day to get in touch with the local fish type and tradition.

Stop to have midday lunch as close as from the ocean as possible. On the way out of Vina del Mar a last stop to admire a very ancient culture in Chile or Rapa Nui from Eastern island where a MOAI or stone sculpture is been placed since early fifties. Drive way back to Santiago late afternoon.

Valparaiso & Viña del mar daytour

Sightseeing first stop is Parque Metropolitano de Santiago in order to ride a cable car to get the tallest elevation and take a magnificent overview from the city. Plaza de Armas and Cathedral our next stop in the heart or ground zero Santiago's foundation.

A short distance ride from there to Palacio de la Moneda to explain more about Chilean politics. At few minutes away Lastarria and Santa Lucia, very iconic districts with a super vibrant life gathering trendy bars and restaurants. Not far from there Parque Forestal and its classical architecture like Museo de Bellas Artes or fine arts museum. Bellavista is another important name which worth to see around and describe.

East part of Santiago where the most modern and new can be seen along with remarkable green spaces, Andes mountains vistas and more. . . Last stop is done in a local craft shop where Lapiaslazuli and copper minerals are the attraction as both are found in the country.

Tour guide in Santiago Valparaiso Juan Carlos G.

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