Wine and coast in one day from Santiago: the 3 stops (Undurraga, Isla Negra, Algarrobo) and how it differs from a Casablanca tour (2027)
A 10-hour day with one winery, Pablo Neruda's house in Isla Negra and Algarrobo, and why it is not a Casablanca Valley wine tour.
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This is a 10-hour day with three stops: the Undurraga winery (a visit and one tasting with a glass), Pablo Neruda's house in Isla Negra, and lunch in Algarrobo in front of the giant pool of San Alfonso del Mar. Not included: lunch and the entrance to Neruda's house, which is bought at the museum if you want it. It is not a Casablanca Valley wine tour: the winery is Undurraga, and the coast stops are not vineyards. Hotel pick-up is not promised.
Choose this day for the outing with one winery and the sea. If wine is the point, a 5 or 6 hour Maipo tour has more tastings.
Experiencia: isla-negra-algarrobo-y-vina-undurraga — Desde $70.000
The 3 stops, as the listing gives them
- Undurraga winery
Visit and tasting (1 glass).
- Isla Negra
Pablo Neruda's house; the entrance is optional and bought at the museum.
- Algarrobo
Lunch in front of the giant pool of San Alfonso del Mar, with views of the coast. Lunch is not included.
The listing does not give times for each stop or the route between them.
How it differs from a Casablanca Valley tour
The Casablanca Valley is a cool valley near the Pacific known for white wines such as Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay, and a Casablanca tour is organised around its vineyards. This day is different in three ways: its winery is Undurraga, whose estate is in Talagante, inland; the tasting is one, with 1 glass; and the rest of the day is coast and Neruda's house, not more vineyards. The listing names no Casablanca winery and we do not sell a Casablanca tour on this site, so the valley is context here, not an option.
If you want more wine instead
The tours of 5 to 6 hours list from 3 to 7 tastings and stay in the Maipo Valley. Compare them in <a href="https://santiagowinetour.com/guias/maipo-valley-wine-tours-from-santiago-concha-y-toro-santa-rita-undurraga-alyan">the guide to the Maipo Valley tours</a>, or see all six trips in <a href="https://santiagowinetour.com/guias/wine-tours-from-santiago-6-day-trips-half-day-or-full-day">wine tours from Santiago</a>.
Meeting point, language and what to bring
Every listing puts the meeting point in Santiago and says the exact point and the time are confirmed by WhatsApp. Depending on the day and the operator it can be a meeting point or a pick-up, so do not assume hotel pick-up: ask when you confirm. Every listing says the guide is bilingual in Spanish and Portuguese. None mentions English, so if you need it, ask before the day.
- Water and a snack (listed).
- Sunglasses, sunscreen and warm clothes (listed).
- Money for lunch in Algarrobo and, if you want to go in, for Neruda's house.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a Casablanca Valley wine tour?
No. The winery is Undurraga, in Talagante, and the coast stops are Isla Negra and Algarrobo. The listing names no Casablanca winery, and this site does not sell a Casablanca tour.
How many tastings are there?
One: a tasting at Undurraga with 1 glass. For more tastings, the 5 to 6 hour Maipo tours list from 3 to 7.
Is lunch included?
No. The listing says lunch in Algarrobo is not included.
Is the entrance to Neruda's house included?
No. It is optional and bought at the museum.
How long is the day?
About 10 hours, according to the listing. The return time is not stated; it is confirmed by WhatsApp with the departure.
Will I be picked up at my hotel?
The listing does not promise it. Depending on the day and the operator it can be a meeting point or a pick-up, so ask.
Is there an English-speaking guide?
The listing says the guide is bilingual in Spanish and Portuguese and does not mention English. Ask before booking if you need it.
Can children come?
Yes. Children up to 2 do not pay if they travel on a lap; from 3 they pay the full fare, according to the listing.