Pablo Neruda Museum

We will pick you up at the hotel where you are staying, then we will go to the Undurraga vineyard, where you can take the tour and taste its wonderful wines, and then head to the Valparaíso region, to the town of Isla Negra, where we will go to the house of the Chilean poet, Pablo Neruda, Nobel Prize winner in literature, which you can tour (optional). Later we will go to our lunch in the town of Algarrobo, where we will find one of the largest swimming pools in the world. Then return to Santiago and arrive at your hotels at approximately 6:00 p.m. The itinerary may undergo changes in the order of the points to visit, depending on the winter and summer season.

first stop at the Undurraga winery, where you will take a guided tour of the vineyards, have a tasting of 3 wines, and also receive a toasting glass. Then we went to the museum of the poet Pablo Neruda. This museum contains the poet's tomb, and you will take a tour of this great poet's house. If you want to do the tour at Asa do Pablo Nedurada, it should be done on your own, taking a maximum of 20 to 30 minutes. Therefore, it is not possible to do the guided tour with headphones, which takes 1h30 in total. Then have lunch at the resort where there is the largest swimming pool in the world. Cancellation Policy - If you cancel less than 24 hours before the tour, there will be no refund of the amount paid. In case of weather conditions, it is not possible to take the tour, the tour will be rescheduled. Rates and policies subject to change without prior notice, consult the Reservations Department if you have any questions. contato@conexionchile.com.br * We have 24 hours to respond to emails from Monday to Friday from 10am to 6pm * Carefully read all the information contained in your reservation such as period and details of what was requested. * Cancellations, after confirmation, may result in a partial or full fine for the reservation. Meteorologic: Mountain tours require certain weather conditions to be carried out. Therefore, the tour may be cancelled/rescheduled when bad weather is confirmed. If it is not possible to reschedule or change the tour, request it on the website where you purchased it, we will refund 100% of the amount paid.

This experience begins in the Casablanca Valley, where we'll visit Veramonte Vineyard, a beautiful organic and family-owned vineyard where, you'll taste their various wine varieties. We'll then head to the Pacific Ocean coast in Algarrobo, one of Chile's traditional resorts. You can explore the coastline, the Yachting Club, and its attractions surrounded by a Pine Forest. We'll reach San Alfonso del Mar, famous for the world's largest pool, where you can enjoy a spectacular view and have lunch at "Peces Gordos Restaurant," renowned for its variety of Chilean seafood. Next, we'll continue to Isla Negra, a coastal town with a serene beach. Here lies the Isla Negra Museum House, where Chilean poet Pablo Neruda spent his final years. It holds significant collections, especially related to the sea, such as sailboat replicas, ships in bottles, seashells, and more. After the visit, we'll return to Santiago, having experienced the Central Coast of Chile, enjoyed the finest wines, and had a unique lunch experience.

Start with pickup early in the morning and travel towards Isla Negra, west of Santiago. Travel through the beautiful green valleys used for growing a variety of fruits and vegetables.  Arrive at the small town of Isla Negra and visit the former home of famed poet Pablo Neruda. Today, the house is a museum dedicated to his life and work. Visit his gravesite which is located on the grounds surrounding the house. Afterwards, continue to the village of Pomaire where you can browse for some traditional Chilean craftwork, and have lunch at your own expense. Next, visit a local winery at a beautiful hacienda located in the Maipo Valley. Take a tour of the vineyard and learn about the history of the family who has been producing wine here since the 18th century. Taste some fantastic wine, and have the opportunity to purchase some bottles after the tour. Finally, return to Santiago, with drop-off at your hotel.

Immerse yourself in Chile's history and culture on a private guided trip from Santiago to Isla Negra, the Pablo Neruda Museum, and Pomaire. Learn about Pomaire's clay craftwork, as well as Pablo Neruda's, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, life and work at his dedicated museum on Isla Negra. Start your journey bright and early and head down along the highway of the Sun, heading to Pablo Neruda's house in Isla Negra. Sit back and relax on the 1.5-hour long journey, taking in the expansive Chilean landscape en route. Arrive at Isla Negra, where Pablo Neruda built his house. Converted into a house-museum, the author's previous home holds numerous treasures and objects, collections of bottles, shells, and an imposing figurehead - all of which were a constant source of inspiration for the famous poet. Stop for lunch at your own expense before starting your return trip. On the way back to Santiago, visit the famous and traditional town of Pomaire. Called a Chilean typical zone, the main characteristic of Pomaire is its clay crafts.

Explore Tricao Park, 100 hectares of natural beauty in Santo Domingo, featuring trails, lagoons, and one of South America's largest aviaries. Discover Isla Negra, where the history and life of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda come alive by the seaside. Enjoy a delicious lunch at the Nobel Neruda restaurant. Begin your adventure at Tricao Park, a family-friendly space surrounded by wildlife and lush vegetation, offering a variety of attractions to explore. It is home to the largest aviary in South America, with over 800 birds rescued from captivity, flying freely across 2 hectares of land. The aviary is set in a ravine with three levels and various trails to wander through. The Giverny Wetland, inspired by Claude Monet’s famous gardens in France, is a serene spot perfect for relaxation and connection with nature. Here, you’ll find a rich diversity of native species, including ducks, coots, herons, swans, and other birds. Tricao Park also features hanging bridges, a beach, picnic areas, and breathtaking landscapes that will captivate your senses. It’s the perfect experience to disconnect, learn about conservation, and immerse yourself in a magical environment. Next, in Isla Negra, explore the life and home of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, Nobel Prize in Literature (1971) and one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. This coastal village was his beloved home, and today, his house has been transformed into a museum showcasing his life. Inside, you’ll find Neruda’s fascinating collections, including ships in bottles, seashells, and other treasures inspired by the sea. Enjoy lunch at the Nobel Neruda restaurant, featuring dishes inspired by the poet’s work, where gastronomy and poetry blend to create unique seaside flavors. Conclude the day with free time at Isla Negra Beach, renowned for its stunning beauty and peaceful atmosphere.