Take a trip to the Undurraga Vineyard on this 4-hour private guided tour from Santiago. Walk through the grounds to get to know the landscape and learn about the Mapuche people, native to the area. Taste wines, cheese, and dried fruits before taking the time to browse the gift shop. At the prearranged time in the morning or afternoon, meet your guide in the lobby of your hotel in the Providencia, Las Condes, Vitacura, or Santiago Centro neighborhood.

Board the van and head out for the Undurraga Vineyard, about 40 minutes south. In 1903 Undurraga Vineyard became the first Chilean vineyard to export to the United States and later in 1930, started exporting to all Latin America.

Start the tour at the Undurraga family park, the Aliwen corner, to become familiar with the culture of the Mapuche, one of Chile’s numerous indigenous groups. While in the Aliwen corner, you will see the typical vegetation of southern Chile, as well as tall ceremonial carved wooden sculptures that are unique to the Mapuche culture.  Next visit the underground cellars of Fundo Santa Ana de Talagante to have a tasting of four premium reserve wines, accompanied by cheese and dried fruits. You can keep your wine tasting glass as a souvenir. 

Afterward, take some time to shop around in the wine store and purchase some wine or more souvenirs. Your tour concludes with a drop-off back in Santiago. Please note that a minimum of three people per booking is required.