Which Casablanca Valley wine tour is right for you?

All 11 Casablanca Valley wine tours from Santiago, Chile on this site compared by wineries, lunch, group size, length and price, with a pick for each need.

Updated September 2026

For most people planning a wine day from Santiago, Chile, the choice comes down to two kinds of tour. For a dedicated wine day, book the Four Casablanca Wineries tour: 10 hours with pickup from your accommodation, admission at Emiliana, Bodegas RE and Casa del Molle, and a lunch stop at Tanino at your own expense. It is from $139 per person and rated 4.8 from 671 Viator reviews, the most-reviewed dedicated wine tour on this site.

If you want the coast as well, book a Valparaíso day with one Casablanca tasting: the Valparaíso, Viña del Mar and Casablanca Valley Wine Tour from $61 on GetYourGuide, or the Valparaíso and Viña del Mar Coast Tour from $75 on Viator, rated 4.9 from 8,948 reviews. The other tours here change one thing: a private car, lunch included, a different set of wineries, or Emiliana as the coast day’s tasting. Prices are “from” figures per person as checked in September 2026, and the live price is always on the booking page.

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Group sampling wine around a wooden barrel table outdoors, with a clay pot and flowers

Four Casablanca Wineries: Emiliana, Bodegas RE, Casa del Molle, Tanino

  • 4.8/5 (671 reviews)
  • 10 hours
  • Free cancellation
  • Operated by Go2Chile Travel

Includes Admission at Emiliana Organic Vineyards · Admission at Bodegas RE · Admission at Casa del Molle

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Comparison card: a dedicated Casablanca Valley wine day with 4 wineries from $139 versus a wine and coast day with 1 tasting from $61

The 11 tours side by side

TourWineriesLunchGroupLengthFromRating
Four Casablanca WineriesEmiliana, Bodegas RE, Casa del MolleTanino stop, own expenseShared, max 1510 h$1394.8 (671 Viator)
Casablanca Valley 4 VineyardsEmiliana, Bodegas RE, Casa Valle ViñamarTanino stop, a la carte, own costShared9 h$1494.9 (148 Viator)
Casas del Bosque with Tanino LunchCasas del BosqueThree-course lunch with 2 wines, includedNot statedAbout 3 h on site, plus the drive$1304.1 (19 GetYourGuide)
Private Emiliana, William Cole and Casa del BosqueEmiliana, William ColeCasa del Bosque stop, paid separatelyPrivate8 h$1504.9 (118 Viator)
Casas del Bosque and RE Private TourCasas del Bosque, RENot included, no stop namedPrivate5 to 7 h$2404.7 (42 Viator)
Private Veramonte and ViñamarVeramonte, ViñamarOptional at Viñamar, paid separatelyPrivateAbout 4 h 20 min, plus optional lunch$2675.0 (3 GetYourGuide)
Private Bodegas RE and EmilianaBodegas RE, EmilianaTanino (USD 90) or Viñamar (USD 70), own expensePrivate6 to 8 h$2754.8 (16 Viator)
Private Emiliana, Bodega RE and Casas del BosqueEmiliana, Bodega RE, Casas del BosqueNot included, eat at a winery at own expensePrivate7 to 8 h$3294.5 (8 Viator)
Valparaíso and Viña del Mar Coast TourOne Casablanca vineyardOwn expenseShared, minimum 210 h$754.9 (8,948 Viator)
Valparaíso, Viña del Mar and CasablancaOne Casablanca vineyard, 45-minute tastingFree time in Valparaíso, own expenseSmall groupAbout 10 h$614.8 (1,350 GetYourGuide)
Valparaíso, Viña del Mar and EmilianaEmiliana, 3 wines with a tasting boardValparaíso stop, own expenseSmall group9 h$564.9 (27 Viator)

On the two shared wine days, lunch at Tanino is at Casas del Bosque, which counts as the fourth winery in their titles. Every tour includes pickup in Santiago, though the areas covered differ.

Questions that narrow it down

How much wine do you want? The dedicated wine days give you one to three tastings (what a Casablanca tasting includes). The coast days give you one, alongside Valparaíso’s hills, a funicular ride and Viña del Mar. If wine is the point of the trip, pick a wine day; if you have one free day in Santiago and want to see the coast too, pick a coast day.

Shared or private? The shared wine days start from $139 and $149. Private tours on this site with their own page run from $150 to $329 per person, and they put your group alone in the car.

Do you want lunch in the price? Most tours stop for lunch at your own expense. The Casas del Bosque day includes a three-course lunch with two paired wines. Our page on wine tour prices shows what a lunch, tips and bottles add to the bill.

Which wineries matter to you? Emiliana appears on six of the eleven tours. If you want Veramonte, William Cole or Casa del Molle, only a few tours go there, and the table shows which.

Picks by need

The most-reviewed wine day: Four Casablanca Wineries

The Four Casablanca Wineries tour is our default. You get admission at three wineries, Emiliana, Bodegas RE and Casa del Molle, then a lunch stop at Tanino at Casas del Bosque, where you order and pay on the day. Groups are capped at 15 and the guide speaks English or Spanish. Our breakdown and the best 3 and 4 winery tours go further.

Four vineyards, Viñamar instead of Casa del Molle

Casablanca Valley 4 Vineyards is the close alternative, from $149 and rated 4.9 from 148 Viator reviews. Tastings are at Emiliana, Bodegas RE and Casa Valle Viñamar, a sparkling-wine specialist, with the same Tanino lunch stop, a la carte at your own cost. It is an hour shorter at 9 hours, and the guides are trilingual in English, Spanish and Portuguese. See how to get to Casablanca Valley from Santiago, where it is the featured tour.

A car of your own: private tours

The private Emiliana, William Cole and Casa del Bosque tour is the one we would book, from $150 and rated 4.9 from 118 Viator reviews, the most reviews of any private tour on this site. It includes a four-wine tasting at Emiliana with a cheese and chocolate board each, a tasting at William Cole and a lunch stop at Casa del Bosque, paid separately.

For Bodegas RE, look at the Casas del Bosque and RE private tour (from $240, 4.7 from 42 reviews, lunch not included), the private Bodegas RE and Emiliana tour (from $275) or the three-winery private Emiliana, Bodega RE and Casas del Bosque tour (from $329, 4.5 from 8 reviews). Read private Casablanca Valley wine tours and self-drive vs wine tour.

Lunch included: Casas del Bosque with Tanino

The Casas del Bosque tour with Tanino lunch is the lowest-priced tour on this site with lunch included, from $130. It covers a guided walk of the estate, a four-wine tasting led by a sommelier guide, and a three-course lunch at Tanino with two paired wines. Pickup is in Las Condes, Providencia, Ñuñoa or central Santiago, and the tour is not for under-18s. It visits one winery, and it is rated 4.1 from 19 reviews. See wine tours with lunch and Casas del Bosque tours.

Veramonte: the private Veramonte and Viñamar day

The private Veramonte and Viñamar tour is the only tour on this site that names Veramonte. It is private, from $267, with a guided tour at Veramonte, a visit to Viñamar, a tasting at each and pickup at your address in Santiago. Lunch at the Viñamar restaurant is optional and paid separately. Its 5.0 rating comes from only 3 reviews so far. See Veramonte winery tours.

Coast and wine in one day

The Valparaíso and Viña del Mar Coast Tour is the most-reviewed tour on this site, at 4.9 from 8,948 Viator reviews, from $75; the same day is on GetYourGuide. You walk Valparaíso’s hills, ride a funicular, visit Viña del Mar and taste at a Casablanca vineyard on the way back. If you ask to be dropped in Valparaíso you miss the winery. The Best Trip Chile coast day is from $61, with a guided Valparaíso walk and a 45-minute tasting; it is also on Viator. Compare them on Valparaíso, Viña del Mar and Casablanca from Santiago and Casablanca + Valparaíso wine tours.

Coast plus Emiliana

The Valparaíso, Viña del Mar and Emiliana tour names its winery: a 3-wine tasting with a seasonal tasting board at Emiliana, after Viña del Mar, Caleta Portales and a walk on Cerro Alegre and Cerro Concepción. It is from $56 on Viator, rated 4.9 from 27 reviews, and the same day is on GetYourGuide. Lunch is a Valparaíso stop at your own expense. See Emiliana winery tours.

Know before you go

  • Lunch money. Unless you book the Casas del Bosque lunch day, bring money for lunch. On the Bodegas RE and Emiliana private tour, the Tanino menu is listed at USD 90 per person and Viñamar at USD 70.
  • Age. Several listings set the minimum drinking age at 18, and the Casas del Bosque lunch day is not suitable for under-18s.
  • Pickup. The coast tours send your pickup time the night before. Check that your address is in the pickup area, especially on the private tours that list named districts.
  • Minimum numbers. The coast days need a minimum number of travellers; if it is not met you are offered another date or a full refund.
  • Changes. Winery order and stops can change with availability on the day, per several listings.
  • Layers. Mornings in the valley are often cool and foggy and afternoons warm, so dress in layers.
  • Driving. Chile has a zero-tolerance drink-drive law, so a tour means nobody in your group has to stay sober. See self-drive vs wine tour.
  • Cancellation. Several listings show free cancellation up to 24 hours before; check the terms on the booking page.

Frequently asked questions

Which Casablanca Valley wine tour is best?

For a wine day, the Four Casablanca Wineries tour is our default: three wineries, a Tanino lunch stop, from $139, and 671 Viator reviews at 4.8. The 4 Vineyards day is the close alternative at 4.9. For a private car, book the Emiliana, William Cole and Casa del Bosque tour from $150.

How far is Casablanca Valley from Santiago?

About 80 km west along Ruta 68, around an hour’s drive depending on traffic. Every tour here includes pickup in Santiago. How to get to Casablanca Valley from Santiago covers the bus and driving options.

Is lunch included on Casablanca Valley wine tours?

Usually not. Most tours stop at a winery restaurant or in Valparaíso, and you pay on the day. The Casas del Bosque tour includes a three-course lunch at Tanino with two paired wines, from $130.

Can I see Valparaíso and the wineries in one day?

Yes. The valley lies on Ruta 68 between Santiago and the coast, and the coast days combine Valparaíso, Viña del Mar and one Casablanca tasting in about 9 to 10 hours, from $61 per person.

When is the best time to visit?

Chile’s tourism board says the valley can be visited year-round. The harvest usually falls between late summer and autumn, and the Casablanca harvest festival was held on 11 and 12 April 2026.


Still deciding? Start with our breakdown of the 4 Vineyards day, Casablanca Valley wine tours from Santiago, the private Emiliana and William Cole tour or the Valparaíso coast tour.

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Free cancellation up to 24 hours before. Four Casablanca Wineries: Emiliana, Bodegas RE, Casa del Molle, Tanino from $139 per person.

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