Overnight flight to Santiago.

Upon arrival to Santiago, you will be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel.

This afternoon, enjoy a private city tour of Santiago. The tour starts from the Funicular de Santiago (Gondola), which provides a stunning and panoramic view over the city from the top of San Cristobal Hill. Then travel to the heart of the city and Plaza de Armas the spot from where the city has grown throughout the centuries. Each Latin city has a plaza de Armas as when cities were founded the center was also where the armory and military base was established - hence the name Plaza de Armas (Plaza of Arms). Visit some of the more important buildings such as the Cathedral, the City Council, the Central Post Office and the National Historical Museum. Continue to the Presidential Palace "La Moneda"; the current seat of the government.

Wander the streets that were once elegant at the beginning of the 19th century and now are a commercial center. Also visit some the original colonial neighborhoods such as Concha y Toro Square. Characterized by its cobbled streets and old mansions that reflect the elegance and richness of the early twentieth century the neighborhood grew to prominence between 1870 and 1876 with the influx of wealth as a result of mining and the discovery of Silver. Many Chileans achieved great wealth, including Enrique Concha y Toro founder of the famed winery. Return to the hotel for the evening.
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The tour will begin from the hotel headed South of the city, over the famous Pan-American Highway, travel through the Chilean picturesque field, which is famous due to its great production of fruits and vegetables, called as Valle de Colchagua. This narrow and fertile agricultural valley begins from the Andean Mountain and extends to the west of the Pacific Ocean. Historically, this valley has been intended to the winemaking activity, there are more than 15 vineyards now, which produce different range of red wines such as: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Carmenere, Syrah and Malbec.

Throughout the tour visit two distinguished vineyards. The first one will be: Vina Casa Silva, by its Tour y Degustacion Aficionado, which will start with a short film to know its history, to then go around the wineries and Hotel del Fundo Angostura. Finally, there will be a tasting of 3 Reserve wines: Sauvignon Blanc, Carmenere and Cabernet Sauvignon.

Later enjoy a delicious and fresh lunch in a local restaurant.

The second one will be Montes Vineyard by its Tour y Degustacion Icono, which includes a journey around its beautiful vineyards with a panoramic view of the Valle Apalta. Walk around the winery, where Premium and Ultra-Premium wines are produced. Then visit the barrel room and taste three wines. Next is the wine shop, where one can purchase some wines or presents.

At the end of the tour go to the Colchagua Museum, located in the small city of Santa Cruz. The Museum opened in 1995 and belongs to the Cardoen's Foundation, a non-profit organization. The organization has a topic range of objects displayed that surprise the visitors due to its historical importance, putting them to the context of changes and evolution
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At the appropriate time, you will be met at the hotel and transferred to the airport for the flight to Punta Arenas.

Transfer from the airport to your all-inclusive accommodation, then enjoy some afternoon activities.

Each season has its own charm, revealing new and distinct aspects of this remote place. At the hotel, there are more than 50 explorations: on foot or on horse, half-day or full day, at all difficulty levels. All guides speak fluent Spanish and English, are very knowledgeable of their surroundings, and have the Wilderness First Responder (WFR) certification, allowing them to provide expert aid to people in remote locations.

Every evening at the hotel bar, the guides meet up with guests to program the next day's activities. Our explorations are carried out in groups of no more than 8 people. As they believe in healthy exposure to nature and in healthy exposure to other travelers, hence they does not offer private expeditions. Guests are sociable people with stories to tell and adventures to share; They are convinced that the people met during the journey are as important as the destination itself.
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Perhaps a day of horseback riding is in store? Horses are an important part of Patagonia.

23 different horseback explorations are offered, which have different difficulty levels, varying from easy to expert: Easy: Suitable for beginners and children. Moderate: Suitable for travelers with some riding experience. Advanced: Suitable for travelers who are experienced riders, skilled in trotting and cantering, and able to ride for longer distances. Expert: Suitable for proficient riders. If you are a beginner, there are special classes that will enable participation in the horseback exploration programs suitable for new riders.
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Take in the magnificent beauty of Torres del Paine with a full day of activities. In Patagonia, there are an infinite number of trails to hike that give you panoramic views of glaciers, Lake Pehoe, native forests, Paine Horns and so much more. Choose a difficulty level and time frame then set off with your guide!

After the busy previous days perhaps a spa day is due. Choose from the essential oils massages: therapeutic, relaxation, energetic, and more.

At the appropriate time, transfer to the airport for your international flight home.