Colchagua Valley and Santa Cruz
Cradle of wine-making tradition
The Colchagua Valley is a privileged terroir for the cultivation of Carmenère and Cabernet Sauvignon. You will tour renowned vineyards that offer everything from technical tastings to gourmet pairings, allowing you to experience wine tourism with world-class standards.
Santa Cruz awaits you with its colonial-style architecture to complement your cultural visit. In this town, you will delve deeper into the local identity and you can access the Cerro Chamán Observatory to contemplate the stars among vineyards. It is a destination that manages to unite the richness of the land with the clarity of its skies in the same experience.
Plan your trip to Colchagua Valley and Santa Cruz
How to get there
How to get there by air
From Santiago, buses to Santa Cruz depart frequently from the terminals located in Estación Central. If you are traveling by car, drive south on Route 5 and take the signposted detour in San Fernando (Route 90), which will take you directly to the heart of the valley in about 3 hours.
How to get there by land
From Santiago, buses to Santa Cruz depart frequently from the terminals located in Estación Central. If you are traveling by car, drive south on Route 5 and take the signposted detour in San Fernando (Route 90), which will take you directly to the heart of the valley in about 3 hours.
Must-Know Tips
It is essential to book tours of the vineyards and accommodation in advance, especially during the high season. The month of March is particularly popular, as the Grape Harvest Festival takes place. If you are going to taste wines, consider hiring a tour or designating a driver.
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