A family-run winery in Santiago since 1856, with cellars built in 1872.
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Bahá'í Temple
A temple at the foot of the Andes in Santiago the only one of its kind in South America, with quiet gardens and a building that's worth seeing up close.
— Restaurants and a café in a rustic outdoor setting near the foothills. A good stop before or after Cousiño Macul.
Paseo El Sol
Quebrada de Macul Park
Instead of Los Dominicos, we can also offer Parque Quebrada de Macul, a park right next to the Bahá'í Temple, as an alternative stop.
It's a green canyon with year-round water, natural pools, and a waterfall, surrounded by one of the last patches of native sclerophyllous forest near Santiago home to quillay, peumo, and maitén trees, along with foxes and native birds like the tenca and zorzal.
Tours are private and run with up to 4 passengers.
No shared groups just your party and your driver.
We pick you up at your hotel and head straight into the mountains.
Bahá'í Temple
cousiño macul vineyard
los dominicos village
The Bahá'í Temple, then wine tasting at Cousiño Macul.
Spend the day visiting Refugio Cascada Animal to meet rescued wildlife, enjoy a local lunch in San José, and end with a classic wine tour at the iconic Concha y Toro vineyard near Santiago.