San antonio port and wine tour

San Antonio is a Chilean city, and the capital of the San Antonio Province in the Valparaíso Region. It is the hub of the fishing area that spans the Chilean coast from Rocas de Santo Domingo to Cartagena. Its port is the largest in terms of freight handled and the busiest in the western coast of South America, in terms of wine production this Valley offers an attractive variety of white and red wines in a unique landscape. just leaving the pier we take the the route to make our stop at Casa Marin Vineyard that has cold weather red and white wines. after to enjoy this family winery we continue by the coast line to stop in Isla Negra, where the famous chilean literature Nobel Prize Pablo Neruda used to live, here the view from this museum house is really amazing. then in Casa Blanca Wine Region where you will enjoy the chilean gastronomy and excelents wines from Casa Del Bosque vineyards or Bodegas RE that offers a concept of wines with a unique character, based on RE-creating, RE-inventing the ancestral wine

sightseeing through Cartagena town which was the most important summer resort in Chile in early twenty century. This little town still keep its old mansions owned by traditional local reach families. Then we continue along a coast road to see a number of other small towns such as Lo Abarca where we can get the first wine tour and tating with one of the best cold red and whites wines, this family businnes is very well knwo by famous critics of wine in the world. returning to the coastal route we gonna cross small towns like San sebastían, Las Cruces, El Tabo, Isla Negra, El Quisco. These small towns are today very visited by many local tourists in summer vacations. then arriving to Casablanca valley, very famous for its wines the group could have lunch in a winery, enjoy local food and great country landscapes. After lunch we continue towards Santiago taken the route 68 to make our last technical stop in a small pastry factory call Millahue that has really good delicatessen coffe and tea.