Casablanca 3 & 4 Winery Tours

A four-winery tour is the fullest wine day you can book from Santiago into Chile’s Casablanca Valley. The two shared tours sold that way both work the same way: tastings or admission at three wineries, then a fourth stop for lunch at Tanino, the restaurant at Casas del Bosque, where you pay for your own meal. Knowing that before you book avoids the most common surprise on these days.

If you want the day most travellers have already tried, book the Four Casablanca Wineries tour. It is the most-reviewed dedicated wine day on this site, with 4.8 from 671 Viator reviews, and it starts from $139 per person (September 2026). If a sparkling-wine stop appeals more, the Casablanca Valley 4 Vineyards tour swaps in Casa Valle Viñamar, from $149 per person with 4.9 from 148 Viator reviews. Live prices are on each booking page.

What four wineries means on the day

On the Four Casablanca Wineries tour, admission at Emiliana Organic Vineyards, Bodegas RE and Casa del Molle is included. The listing then stops at Tanino at Casas del Bosque for lunch, with the meal at your own expense. The day runs 10 hours with pickup and drop-off at your accommodation, groups are capped at 15, and the guide works in English or Spanish. The listing notes that the itinerary may change with availability at the wineries.

Casa del Molle is named only in the operator’s listing. Read the tour page and its reviews for what that stop involves.

On the 4 Vineyards tour, the listing is explicit that tastings take place at three of the four vineyards: Emiliana, Bodegas RE and Casa Valle Viñamar. The fourth, Casas del Bosque, is the lunch stop, a la carte, with each person choosing and paying. It runs 9 hours, and it is a shared tour with trilingual guides in English, Spanish and Portuguese.

Four wineries or a coast combination?

The popular alternative from Santiago is a coast day that adds Viña del Mar and Valparaíso and fits in one Casablanca tasting. The Valparaíso, Viña del Mar and Casablanca tour starts from $61 per person, and its wine element is a single 45-minute tasting stop. The Valparaíso and Viña del Mar coast tour starts from $75 per person, also with one tasting.

Pick a four-winery day if the wine is the reason you are going. You get three tastings, so you can taste the valley’s range side by side: cool-climate Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and at the Viñamar version, sparkling wine. At Bodegas RE, part of the wine is fermented in clay amphorae and traditional tinajas, kept in an underground cellar. Emiliana farms organically and biodynamically, by its own description.

You also spend less of the day on the road. Valparaíso is about 120 km from Santiago, while the valley is about 80 km, so a coast day adds the extra run to the sea and back around its single tasting.

Pick the coast day if this is your only free day near Santiago and you want to see Valparaíso’s hills and funiculars. The wine is then a pleasant stop, and the Casablanca and Valparaíso page compares those tours.

Which four-winery tour to book

• Book the Four Casablanca Wineries tour if you want the largest pool of reviews, the lower price and a cap of 15 in the group. From $139 per person, 10 hours.
• Book the 4 Vineyards tour with Viñamar if a sparkling-wine house matters to you, or if your group needs a Portuguese-speaking guide. From $149 per person, 9 hours. The listing warns that a single-language tour cannot be guaranteed.

Both tours stop at Tanino for lunch at your own expense. If you want lunch paid for in advance, see our wine tours with lunch page.

Three-winery and private options

If you would rather have your own vehicle, three private tours cover similar ground with only your group in the vehicle.

• The Private Casablanca Valley Tour visits Emiliana, Bodega RE and Casas del Bosque with a bilingual guide, and the listing includes alcoholic beverages. Lunch is not included. From $329 per person, 4.5 from 8 Viator reviews, 7 to 8 hours.
• The Private Casablanca Tour has tastings at Emiliana and William Cole, then a lunch stop at Casa del Bosque paid separately. From $150 per person, 4.9 from 118 Viator reviews, 8 hours.
• The Private Bodegas RE and Emiliana tour pours four wines at RE and five at Emiliana. Lunch is at your own expense, and the operator can reserve Tanino at USD 90 per person or Viñamar at USD 70 per person. From $275 per person, 4.8 from 16 Viator reviews.

Our private tours page explains how private pricing works.

Pacing a four-stop day

Emiliana’s own organic tasting tour runs about 1 hour 15 minutes, which gives you a sense of how long each stop takes. Mornings in the valley are often foggy and cool, with warmer afternoons, so dress in layers. Both four-winery listings give 18 as the minimum drinking age.

Where to go next

For the full picture of day trips from the city, start with Casablanca Valley wine tours from Santiago. To read about the stops themselves, see the best Casablanca Valley wineries or the Bodegas RE page. There is more detail in our breakdown of the Four Casablanca Wineries tour, and when you are ready, check availability.