• Casablanca Valley - We will pick up at Santiago and in the way to Coast we will ride by the middle of the country passing by Casablanca valley were we will see lots of agriculture mostly Vineyards specialized in wine grapes for white wines.
• Mirador Pablo Neruda - we will start our coastal tour by the high of Viña del Mar to watch the entire bay of the both places Valpo and Viña. So in this way we will show and introduce you from the bigining how Valparaiso and Viña del Mar was formed long time ago.
• Flower Clock (Reloj de Flores) - then we will stop at the emblematic Flower clock an interested and popular simbol of the garden city, Viña Del Mar where people love to takes lots of pictures and we will talk about it.
• Playa El Sol - Then we will ride by the coastal line to get an overall view showing you how viña del mar look like.
• Moai - then before to leave Viña del Mar we will stop in a nice and interested point to talk about part of our Chilean insular territory, all about Easter Island and we will see a 100% Moai Statue from Easter Island.
• Valparaiso - After Viña del Mar we can stop for lunch or some snacks in some local place/restaurant in Viña del Mar or Valparaiso depending what you would like to eat.
  Then we will do our highlighted area, “Valparaiso”, an amazing hilly city, where we will do lots of interested places with full of character such as different hills, Ascensors (funiculars), some interested narrow passages among hills, Street Arts, stairs up and down, cable stones streets, Colorful houses with a german & victorian style arquitecture, some handcraft stores for souvenirs and much more depending how much energy you have.
• Santiago - Transfer back to Santiago

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch

The history of Valparaiso began in 1536 with its discovery. Valparaiso continually amazes with its vibrant port-city life, unique architecture, and distinctive street layout. Recognized as one of the world’s most picturesque port towns, it was designated a “World Heritage Site” by UNESCO in 2003. This honor was due to its charming and steep “ASCENSORS” with 45° slopes, cobblestone streets, colorful houses, historic buildings, hidden passages, endless staircases, uniquely characterized museums, promenades offering stunning sea-port views, artistic murals everywhere, hillside homes, gourmet and “picada” (traditional, affordable, and excellent) restaurants, as well as fruit, vegetable, fish, flea, and book markets, and summer carnivals.

Viña del Mar is a modern city known for its natural attractions, including beaches, parks, and botanical gardens. Dubbed The Garden City, it showcases a renewed coastline with a second generation of modern buildings featuring summer homes and condominiums.

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