10 Nov 2025
Viña del Mar and Reñaca
ACTIVITIES:
ADVENTURE AND SPORTS
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FAMILY ACTIVITIES
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NAUTICAL EXPERIENCES
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CASINOS
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NATURE AND ECOTOURISM
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PARKS AND NATURE RESERVES
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NIGHTLIFE
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OBSERVATION OF FLORA, FAUNA, AND LANDSCAPES
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WINE AND GASTRONOMY
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OUTDOOR LIFE
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TYPICIAL CUISINE
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GASTRONOMIC NEIGHBORHOODS
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CULTURE AND HERITAGE
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CHILEAN ARTISTS
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CITY TOUR
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TYPICAL CELEBRATIONS
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CULTURAL SPACES
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FESTIVALS AND EVENTS
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URBAN TOURISM
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SHOPPING
Updated on 21 de November, 2025
Beaches and the biggest festival in Latin America
Viña del Mar, a beautiful coastal city near Santiago, stands out for its many seaside activities, beautiful gardens, and active cultural life. Known as the “Garden City”, its main attractions include the Reñaca resort, its Botanical Garden, its Flower Clock, and its extensive coastal promenade among historical monuments.
Every summer, the city dresses up for the iconic International Song Festival, an event that attracts artists from all over the world. In addition to its cultural agenda, Viña del Mar offers a wide variety of casinos, hotels, and services that ensure an unforgettable experience.
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Viña del Mar
How to get there
How to get there by air
The closest air terminal is the Comodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport in Santiago (SCL). From there, you must travel 120 km along Route 68. You can take a direct bus to Viña del Mar, a taxi, or rent a vehicle. The journey by land takes 1 hour and 30 minutes.
How to get there by land
From Santiago, access is direct via Route 68, a 120 km stretch. You can drive in 1 hour and 30 minutes (considering tolls) or take a high-frequency bus from terminals such as Alameda. The bus takes 1 hour and 45 minutes. You can also hire tourist tours that include transportation.
Must-Know Tips
In high season (December to February) it is more difficult to find accommodation, so it is best to plan in advance. At this time the heat is intense, so wear sunscreen, glasses, and light clothing. If you practice water sports, respect the lifeguards and make sure you have what you need; many beaches offer equipment rental and classes.
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