Private Tour

Private Garden Tour in Central Coast of Chile with Lunch included

Overview

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Spanish

10 hours

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Join us on a private tour designed to immerse you in the pristine beauty of Chile's Central Coast. You´ll walk by multicolored gardens of great endemic value and have the chance to encounter with amazing wildlife. Very recommended for birds lovers!

Two hours driving north until Los Molles. In the morning, we will have an easy walk by a 1.4-miles circuit to enjoy the beauty of Puquén Biopark's natural gardens. Later in the afternoon, our journey takes us to Cachagua, for having another coastal walk that stands up by it rich fauna, like the chance to observe the majestic Humboldt Penguin that inhabits a protect island. This walk is a one-way journey; therefore, an assistant will move our vehicle to the end of the path. From there, we will drive back to your hotel in Santiago, which will take about two hours.

Come with your family and friends to live a unique experience with us, and let’s explore together the natural attributes present in the meeting of land and sea.

Additional Info

Specialized infant seats are available

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

The total duration of the itinerary includes the travel time

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What To Expect

Salto El Puquen

After a 2-hour drive north from Santiago (approximately 116mi), we will arrive in Puquén, Bioparque Los Molles, where we will embark on a leisurely 3-hour walk. This pristine protected area preserves the natural wonders of Chile's central coast, offering a unique scenic beauty shaped by its geography and rich biodiversity. Visitors can admire a variety of species, including steppe shrubs and abundant flowers that paint the landscape with a vibrant palette of colors during the spring season. This area is recognized as a priority site for conservation, and it boasts multiple geological formations worth exploring. Among its main attractions is a blowhole known as Puquén. During high tide, water rushes landward through a vertical shaft, resulting in awe-inspiring blasts of water and wind that reach remarkable heights. Nearby, you can also witness a 'Lobera,' an island hosting a large colony of South American sea lions. Here, you can observe their activities and listen to their calls.

3 hours • Admission Included

Isla Cachagua

In the afternoon, we'll drive south for about 30 minutes, passing through the coastal towns of Papudo and Zapallar, until we reach Cachagua. At this final stop, a short 1.5-mile walk along a beautiful coastal trail is offered. Along the way, you'll have the opportunity to encounter amazing wildlife, highly recommended for bird lovers. You'll pass by the tranquil waters of Las Cujas beach before reaching Cachagua beach. In a corner of this extensive sandy area, the group will have a chance to observe, about 300 feet away, a refuge for incredible wildlife: the Natural Monument of Cachagua Island. Home to 14 coastal and oceanic bird species, it's a fragile and unique ecosystem. One highlight is the Humboldt Penguin, endemic to the Humboldt Current, and if lucky, you might spot the Chungungo, the world's smallest marine mammal

3 hours • Admission Not Applicable

What‘s Included

Two Sandwiches, two fruits, dry fruit, chocolate, two cereal bars

Bottled water

Binoculars

Air-conditioned vehicle

Bio-Park entrance fee

Guide (ENG - ESP)

Personal clothing

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