Historic region of Chilean wine
The Maipo Valley is one of the most historic and emblematic wine regions in Chile. Framed by the Andes and Coastal mountain ranges, this territory has an exceptional microclimate that consecrates its land for vine cultivation, guaranteeing high-quality wines.
Recognized as the cradle of Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon, its signature strain. Here you will find centuries-old vineyards that invite you to tour their wineries and vineyards, with tours that combine history, colonial architecture, and world-class wine tastings.
Plan your trip to Maipo Valley
How to get there
How to get there by air
Land at Comodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport (SCL), the closest terminal to the Maipo Valley. The journey to the first vineyards is about 50 km and takes approximately one hour. You can rent a vehicle, use intercity public transport, or hire a private transfer service.
How to get there by land
From Santiago, the main access is via Route 5 South. Drive for approximately one hour, taking the signposted detours that lead to the wine-growing sub-regions of Pirque, Buin, and Alto Maipo. You can also join organized tours that depart daily from the capital.
Must-Know Tips
It is essential to book in advance, especially during the high season. If you plan to taste wines, consider hiring a tour or designating a driver, as driving under the influence of alcohol is prohibited in Chile.
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