Wines and nature in the Casablanca Valley
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Updated on 26 de November, 2025
A getaway to the heart of Chilean wine tourism
1 DAY
The Casablanca Valley is an unmissable destination for wine and nature lovers. World famous for its cool-climate white wines, such as Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay, this valley offers rolling landscapes covered in vineyards. In addition, its proximity to Santiago and Valparaíso makes it a perfect getaway. Here is a guide so you can make the most of your visit!
Inicio del itinerario
Atractivos incluidos en este día
Day 1
Nature, wines and flavors of the valley
Start your day with a light breakfast and then head towards the Casablanca Valley. If you are in Santiago, you should take Route 68 towards the coast, traveling 80 kilometers where you will see how the urban landscape gives way to agricultural valleys. Whereas if you leave from Valparaíso, you will have a trip of only 40 kilometers along the same route, which will take between 30 and 40 minutes to travel.
Prepare for an immersion in the world of wine. Head to one of the prestigious Casablanca vineyards, where we recommend hiring a guided tour to see its cellars and barrel rooms, ending with a wine tasting to delight your palate with the best selections of the vineyard.
To culminate the day, enjoy the local gastronomy in the vineyard’s restaurant, where the dishes are designed to pair perfectly with the wines of the area. In the afternoon, you can opt for a relaxing horseback ride or bike ride among the vineyards, watching how the sunset dyes the landscape of the valley with golden colors.
Atractivos incluidos en este día
Day 1
Nature, wines and flavors of the valley
Start your day with a light breakfast and then head towards the Casablanca Valley. If you are in Santiago, you should take Route 68 towards the coast, traveling 80 kilometers where you will see how the urban landscape gives way to agricultural valleys. Whereas if you leave from Valparaíso, you will have a trip of only 40 kilometers along the same route, which will take between 30 and 40 minutes to travel.
Prepare for an immersion in the world of wine. Head to one of the prestigious Casablanca vineyards, where we recommend hiring a guided tour to see its cellars and barrel rooms, ending with a wine tasting to delight your palate with the best selections of the vineyard.
To culminate the day, enjoy the local gastronomy in the vineyard’s restaurant, where the dishes are designed to pair perfectly with the wines of the area. In the afternoon, you can opt for a relaxing horseback ride or bike ride among the vineyards, watching how the sunset dyes the landscape of the valley with golden colors.
What you should know
How to get there by air
To get to the Casablanca Valley by air, you must land at the Santiago International Airport (SCL). From there, the journey is by land. You can rent a vehicle or take a transfer to travel the 75 kilometers along Route 68, arriving in less than an hour.
How to get there by land
The most comfortable and safe way to visit the Casablanca Valley is by hiring a tour. Multiple agencies in Santiago and Valparaíso offer full-day excursions that include transportation and tastings, allowing you to enjoy without worrying about driving. The trip takes approximately one hour from Santiago and about 40 minutes from the port of Valparaíso.
Climate and clothing
The valley has a cool climate due to its proximity to the sea. Dress in layers, as the mornings can be cool and the afternoons warm. Wear comfortable clothes and don’t forget sunscreen and a hat.
Must-Know Tips
Important: Chilean law strictly prohibits driving after drinking alcohol. It is essential to book both lunch and the tour at the vineyard in advance. This guarantees your spot and a much smoother experience, especially during weekends or high season.
