Emiliana Winery Tours

Emiliana Organic Vineyards is one of the easiest wineries to reach from Santiago. Its Casablanca Valley visitor site is on the north side of Ruta 68 at km 60.7, on the main road from Chile’s capital to the coast, and six of the tours with pages on this site stop there. You can visit it two ways: at the end of a coast day in Valparaíso and Viña del Mar, or as one of three or four wineries on a dedicated wine day.

What Emiliana is known for

Emiliana says it farms organically and biodynamically, uses only products certified for organic agriculture and is Fair Trade certified. It describes itself as the largest organic winery in Chile and the world, and calls its Gê wine the first biodynamic wine in Latin America. In 2019 it won a Great Wine Capitals regional Best of Wine Tourism award for sustainable wine tourism practices.

One point confuses a lot of visitors. Emiliana’s flagship biodynamic estate, Los Robles, is in the Colchagua Valley. The Casablanca site you reach on these tours is a different place, so do not expect Los Robles on a Casablanca itinerary.

Casablanca itself is a cool valley shaped by Pacific fog and known above all for Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay, with Pinot Noir as its other signature grape. Mornings can be cool and afternoons warm, so dress in layers.

The coast day that ends at Emiliana

The featured tour here is Valparaíso, Viña del Mar and Emiliana Organic Vineyard Tasting, a 9-hour small-group day from Santiago, from $56 per person (October 2026) with a 4.9 rating from 27 Viator reviews. The live price is on the booking page.

The morning covers Viña del Mar’s Flower Clock and moai and the sea lions at Caleta Portales. In Valparaíso you get a guided walk on Cerro Alegre and Cerro Concepción and a funicular ride. The day ends at Emiliana with a tasting of three wines and a seasonal tasting board. Lunch is a stop in Valparaíso at a restaurant of your choice, at your own expense, and museum entrances are extra.

I would book this if you have one day, want the coast and are happy with one winery. The same day is also sold on GetYourGuide, also from $56 per person, with 4.7 from 8 reviews. Our full breakdown has the itinerary.

Wine days that include Emiliana

If the wineries are the point of the trip, pick a day with Emiliana as one of several tastings. These are the four I would compare.

The Four Casablanca Wineries tour includes admission at Emiliana, Bodegas RE and Casa del Molle, then a lunch stop at Tanino, the restaurant at Casas del Bosque, where the meal is at your own expense. It is a shared 10-hour day, capped at 15 travelers, from $139 per person with 4.8 from 671 Viator reviews.

The Casablanca Valley 4 Vineyards tour tastes at Emiliana, Bodegas RE and Casa Viñamar, then stops at Tanino, where you order a la carte at your own cost. It runs 9 hours, from $149 per person with 4.9 from 148 Viator reviews. This is the shared day I would pick for the sparkling wine at Viñamar.

The private Emiliana, William Cole and Casa del Bosque tour includes a four-wine tasting at Emiliana with a cheese and chocolate board for each person, a tour and tasting at William Cole, and a lunch stop at Casa del Bosque that you pay for. It runs 8 hours from central Santiago, Las Condes, Vitacura or Providencia, from $150 per person with 4.9 from 118 Viator reviews. For a couple wanting their own car at close to shared-tour prices, this is my pick.

The private Bodegas RE and Emiliana tour includes a five-wine tasting at Emiliana and a four-wine tasting at Bodegas RE. Lunch is at your own expense: the operator can reserve Tanino at USD 90 per person or Viñamar at USD 70, paid at the restaurant. From $275 per person with 4.8 from 16 Viator reviews.

Visiting on your own

Emiliana runs its own Organic Tasting Tour, about 1 hour 15 minutes with four wines, and a Gê Organic Tasting Tour of about 1 hour 20 minutes. Both run Tuesday to Saturday at 10:30, 12:30 and 14:30, booked through the winery’s online system. The valley is roughly 80 km west of Santiago, about an hour to an hour and a half by road. If you drive, one person must stay sober, because Chilean law strictly prohibits driving after drinking. Our Emiliana organic and biodynamic guide has the tour prices, what you see on the walk and the wines to try.

Where to go next

To see how Emiliana compares with the other estates, read the best Casablanca Valley wineries. For the longer wine days, see 3 and 4 winery tours, and for more coast combinations, Casablanca and Valparaíso wine tours. If the coast day fits, check availability.