Top Chile Street Food Tours

This private tour of Cajon del Maipo and Embalse el Yeso lets you walk to waterfalls, sip Chilean wines, and take in stunning Andes Mountain scenery in just one day. Admire views as your guide handles the drive across the Maipo Valley, stopping as often as you want to take photos or ask questions—a private tour means you can customize your itinerary. Details like a picnic breakfast and wine tasting bring effortless luxury to the day.

***Refund only 48 hours in advance*** Alyan is a unique experience, a mandatory stop if you visit Santiago. Here you will find very personalized attention being received by its own owners. Your glass will never lack the delicious flavor, since the guides will always be offering you more of the best premium wine from the Maipo Valley and without a doubt the sunset, each tasting, the snack, the dinner and the dessert will make this tour, one of your best experiences in Santiago. ***The tour is available in SPANISH and PORTUGUESE. English language tours are available only on certain days at Alyan Vineyard***

Discover a piece of the Chilean wine industry on this 4-hour Santiago tour to Santa Rita Winery. With a guide, you can enjoy its garden, admire the natural beauty of the vineyard landscape, and learn about the winery's history, which dates back to 1880. Three tastings are included. Select a morning or afternoon departure time when booking.

Experience the spectacular sights and sounds of Santiago like a true local on a cultural 6-hour private walking tour. Explore bespoke boutiques, vibrant food markets and intriguing neighborhoods as you stroll around the city with a knowledgeable guide. Savor the sublime flavors of freshly made street food and enjoy a national cocktail in an ambient bar, gaining insight into the country’s intriguing history and colorful culture as you wander.

Between its historical streets and cités, you will find amazing businesses that have created some of the most delicious brews. We start our tour at the Matta metro station, from here, we will discover the history of this area, named the "Little Alameda" and with a huge historical influence. Then, our first stop will be at Tanja, a Swedish expat who chose Matta Sur as her neighborhood and also, the place to create some exciting ciders based on the European techniques. Our next stop will be Mala Idea, a local funky brewery that has some of the most delicious IRA's and IPA's, as well as a lovely backyard where we will enjoy these beers. The next stop is Alameda Beer Company, one of the most popular breweries in the local craft beer scene. Our tour will finish at SPOH, if not, the most popular brewery in the area. We will visit their taproom and will enjoy some of their funky creations, such as "Fibonacci" (Red Ale), PI a 3,14° beer!