Valley of Casablanca

A few decades ago, the valley of Casablanca was a great extension of rolling pin camps. It was the ecologist Pablo Morandé who saw the vineyard potential of the zone. This valley receives the cool breeze from the sea in a slow and gradual process that concentrates and intensifies the tastes and aroma of grape plantations.

There are many vineyards here, and some of them have been organized into a so called “Route of the Wine”: Salvi, Indómita, William Cole, Quintay, Monrandé, Villard, Veramonte and Casablanca.

It has modern hotels and restaurants.

A round trip through the vineyards of the Casablanca valley will take 160 kilometers from Santiago. Currently, some vineyards can be visited and it is also possible to taste the wines and get information about the process of elaboration.

Vineyard Tour Circuit:

- kilometer 0 - Santiago de Chile
- kilometer 64 - Viña Veramonte
- kilometer 67 - Viña Morandé
- kilometer 69 - Viñas Salvi and Villard Estate
- kilometer 70 - Viña Indómita
- kilometer 74 - Viña Williams Cole

Valley of Mapocho and Maipo

This valley is well known thanks to its fertile grounds and huge vineyards. It is interesting to visit here Maipo, a charming town with great groves and picturesque houses made of adobe and tiles.

Talagante.  An agricultural town located 43 km from Santiago.

Melipilla. An old indigenous town that become a villa in 1742.

Ruins of Pukara de Chena. An Inca civilization that was built in 1480.

Vineyard Tarapaca Ex Zavala. Founded in 1874.

Vineyard Undurraga. Founded in 1885.