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Teo V.
I'm here to offer you a great and insightful experience in my wonderful country that has everything to offer. I am fully flexible in terms of what you want to do, so just chat with me, and we can work on something that meets your expectations and needs. You can also share some of your areas of interest, and we can work something out together. Examples: Rock Climbing, Golf, Native Culture, Scuba Diving. I hope to see you soon!
Daniel C.
I was born in Santiago and I have lived most of my life in this city :) I love history, food and wine. If you want to personalize your tour, please let me know. I will do my best to offer you the best experience based on your needs :)
Laura T.
Greetings from Easter island Im Laura T, im a certificate local tour guide that wants to show you my beautiful island visiting the most important archeological sites or we can create a tour according your preferences.
Ivan S.
Hello, I'm Ivan, a professional tour guide based in Santiago, Chile, with more than 8 years of experience exploring the beauty, history, and culture of my country. I focus on crafting unforgettable experiences for travelers, combining my extensive knowledge of Chilean history, the Andes, and local wildlife with a personal approach. Beyond guiding, I've also worked as a Tour Sales Executive and spent 4 years in the cruise ship industry, engaging with clients from all over the world.
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Franck T.
Hi, my name is Frank. I’m 34 years old. I’ve been living in Santiago for seven years and a half. And I have a beautiful daughter of 11 months of birth. I love the city and I can show you how to fall in love of Chile. Join me to an amazing adventure
Francisca S.
Born with an innate curiosity and an endless thirst for knowledge, we have all felt the call to explore. Yet the pace of modern life often dulls these instincts. I am a Yoga teacher and I teach languages, I love learning about languages and cultures. So let me reactivate your senses and guide you through Santiago and Chile like a true local. Together, we will immerse ourselves in the vibrant Chilean atmosphere, embracing the pulse of one of the Southern Cone's most impressive capitals. Feel at home, at ease and alive: let me take you around. I am prepared to serve you in several languages: Italian, French, Spanish, English, Portuguese and soon German, allowing me to offer you an experience tailored to your needs and linguistic preferences. I take care to create a welcoming and enriching atmosphere so that you can fully enjoy your visit. I am thankful for more than 15 years of experience as a tour guide, specialized in offering personalized tours that highlight the cultural and historical richness of each destination. Since you are looking for a customized tour that combines knowledge, attention, and a personal touch, Contcat me, I would be delighted to design an unique experience for you.
Paulina M.
Fellow travelers! I was born in Santiago and grew up in Melbourne. I have had a rich and fulfilling career as an accredited tour guide. I am also honored to have passed numerous exams and been chosen as an official tour guide for an award-winning U. S. company helping women travel safely. So if you ladies want to visit alone, here I am. I specialize in the central region of Chile. However, due to my vast 24-year experience as a tour guide, I can also coordinate a fun program for you near Santiago. I am someone who's passionate about life as tour guide, sharing my knowledge of this beautiful country. I love my job because it has taught me that every day is a unique chance to meet people and learn from them. That is part of why this job is wonderful, because it takes you to every corner of the world. To me, the most important thing is that you enjoy the beauty and history of each place we visit. I would like you to have the best experience and impression of my country and my service. I'm a fun person who loves answering any question! Throughout my years, I have had the unique experience of working with embassies such as the United States, India, and Thailand, and I have also been an interpreter for many years. I hope we can meet so I show you that this country has many wonders about it, and beautiful people in every corner. Sernatur Registration Certificate (63889) First Aid Technician Certificate - WFA (Wilderness First Aid) SV-OTEC-W2Sv229450 Qualification Certificate (Sence) for Tourism Services - Folio 1692964 Over 2 decades of experience guiding.
Alvaro G.
Hello and welcome! Thank you for taking the time checking my profile & exploring Chile. I was born and raised in Concepción, one of the rainiest cities in Southern Chile. I hold a B.A. in Communications and Journalism, as well as a Higher Education Diploma in Tourism Management and Sustainability. Becoming a tour guide was a natural choice for me, as I believe that communication is key to building a more understanding and connected world. My passion lies in sharing Chile’s rich history, culture, and stunning landscapes with visitors from around the globe. In my 20s, after graduating from college, I spent seven years traveling and working abroad in the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. While those experiences were enriching, I knew it was time to return home, where I felt a deep calling to showcase Chile’s wonders to international visitors. I take great pride in my role as a tour guide, serving as an ambassador for foreign travelers and offering them an authentic glimpse of this beautiful country. With over a decade of experience in the hospitality and tourism industry, both in Chile and abroad, I’ve had the privilege of working in Michelin-starred restaurants and world-class retreat properties. I’ve guided over 20,000 people across Chile and South America, and I haven’t lost a single one yet! I’m passionate about literature, the performing arts, photography, and nature, and I bring that enthusiasm into every tour I lead. Whether it’s discussing history, architecture, politics, art, or economics, I love sharing my knowledge and insights with travelers.
Popular Chile Private Tours
Walking through Santiago with public transport
This is a unique opportunity to know Santiago de Chile as a local. We will start taking the teleferic at the San Cristobal hill in order to have the best panoramic view of the city. We continue taking the funicular to go down and we will start our walk through the main neighborhoods in Santiago, including the historic quarter and the government palace of La Moneda.
Santiago Blend Walking Tour - 3 hours
Explore Santiago’s rich blend of history, architecture, and culture. Experience the striking contrast between modern skyscrapers and colonial buildings, and uncover stories that span centuries. Stroll through vibrant streets filled with art, tradition, and local life. Whether you're visiting for the first time or rediscovering its charm, this tour offers an unforgettable look at Santiago’s unique identity and timeless allure.
City Tour by Santiago
Santiago is the capital of Chile. This fascinating city has much to offer for everyone. Historical buildings and incredible places make this a city that can be visited many times.
The Highlights Private tour of Santiago
A vibrant city with a lot to offer, Santiago is a mix of old European style with North American culture. We will focus mostly on its landmarks, but we will also see a couple of parks, and visit Chile's biggest handicraft centre.
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10 KM San Cristobal walking day
This 9.0-km trail near Santiago, is a moderately challenging route typically completed in about 2 hours and 25 minutes. Popular walking and running, the trail is open and offers stunning views. Dogs and pets are allowed but must be leashed. Cerro San Cristobal, the city's second-highest peak, is a favorite spot for hiking and outdoor sports.
Santiago Walking tour
I have learned to tour my own city with the eyes of a visitor. The Andean Metropolis has a lot to offer and I invite you to allow me to surprise you with the best views and the most unique places in the capital of Chile so that you can soak up the experience as a Chilean. We will take the metro and urban public transport, recognized as a luxury within the conosur, and we will go as far as your feet and desire to walk will take you.
Tour of Museum of Memory and Human right & General Cemetery and stopping at Chilean Restaurant
This unique tour offers a profound exploration of Chile’s history, combining reflection, culture, and heritage in the heart of Santiago. The tour includes three key stops: The museo of the Human Rights and a beautiful restaurant "El Huaso Enrique" and finishing at the General Cemetery of Santiago
Full day Valparaiso+ Viña del Mar with one stop a winery of Casablanca
No trip to Santiago is complete without visiting the colorful hills of Valparaiso, Chile's 2nd largest city. For me, it's one of the most beautiful cities, every time I stay and sit somewhere feeling the breeze, it makes me go back to the times when my country was just beginning to be built. I'll make sure you get to know its beauty & history, its charming colonial architecture and its harbour, which serves as the main port of our country.
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Mountains and River.
This activity-based tour offers the best of both worlds. We begin with an exciting rafting adventure down the Maipo River, surrounded by stunning natural scenery. Afterward, we’ll enjoy a delicious lunch to recharge. Next, we’ll visit the "Puente Cristo" geosite, where you can explore its unique geological formations. To finish the day, we’ll enjoy a lovely "once"—a traditional Chilean tea-time snack that offers a taste of local culture and flavors. It's an all in one unforgettable experience!
Santiago City tour with private car
I will be waiting for you at the entrance of the hotel. I private car will be waiting to take us at the Metropolitan Park from where our tour starts. We will take the teleferic and will have one of the best panoramic views of the city. Then we are going down the San Cristóbal hill by funicular in order to start visiting the main attractions of the old historic Santiago.
Po 'a Tour discovering the island very early admiring the sunrise in Tongariki platform
We will start our day very early with a beautiful sunrise in Tongariki. Afterwards, we will visit Rano Raraku quarry where most of the Moai statues were carved. Later we will go to the gorgeous Anakena beach and finally, we are going to Ahu Akvi, a ceremonial platform with seven statues with astronomical orientation.
Valley Maipo Tour
On this tour we will go to Pirque, one of the most prestigious and recognized areas of the Maipo Valley for growing vineyards, which happens to be a central location in Chile, just 45 minutes away from the capital city. You will be visiting two wonderful winery, Causiño Macul and Santa Rita. You can taste the wonderful wine. On our way, you will see 2 sides of Santiago: the suburbs & the enchanting farming of different types of fruits that are locally produced.
Chile Tour Reviews
“Easter island private tour”
Laura was great. We already saw the main attractions in the island and wanted her to show us other unique attractions, so she took us for a boat ride and snorkeling on her brother boat and then we went to see the botanical garden. A great half a day tour
Laura T.
Thanks for your words. It was a pleasure to be your guide and meeting you. Regards
“Great Day in Santiago de Chile and more!”
We couldn’t have asked for a better guide! Daniel was so great and enthusiastic in explaining us many insight! It’s great to meet local people doing their job with so much passion!
Daniel C.
Thank you so much, Alice! It was a real pleasure showing you around Santiago and sharing all those local insights with you. I’m so glad you enjoyed the experience. There’s nothing better than guiding people who are curious and excited to explore! I hope to see you again for more adventures in Chile!
“Very professional and knowledgeable ”
I highly recommend Paulina! She was very professional, we had good communications from planning to arrival, and she exceeded my expectations. Her knowledge about Chilean history, the Santiago area, indigenous people, and the local wineries made the time pass quickly. Both wineries she took us to were great.
Paulina M.
Thank you so much its was a pleasure being with you two, take care
Chile Private Tour Guide
Discover Chile’s intricate wonders with a private tour guide, where personalized insights, adventures, and exclusive experiences await you and your loved ones.
Jump into the unknown thrills of The Atacama with a private tour guide who will not only lead the way, but help forge everlasting memories. Taking in Moon Valley's surreal landscapes, forging connections with Chile's mystical north, and embracing nature has never been easier.
Delight in Chiloe's Archipelago wonders, folklore and unique palafitos with a private guide to uncover lesser-explored islands such as Quinchao Island, where passion, traditions, UNESCO churches, and local markets weave an authentic tapestry of Chile.
Chile Frequently Asked Questions
How many days in Chile is enough?
Because Chile is such a culturally, climatically and geographically diverse nation, 12-14 days is ideal. You’ll find yourself falling in love from the icy mountaintops of Patagonia, to the modern skyscrapers of Santiago, up to the dry desert towns of the Atacama. Notable places include;
Puerto Varas
Santiago
San Pedro De Atacama
Punta Arenas
You can find more Chile based tours on our Private Tours page.
Because Chile is such a culturally, climatically and geographically diverse nation, 12-14 days is ideal. You’ll find yourself falling in love from the icy mountaintops of Patagonia, to the modern skyscrapers of Santiago, up to the dry desert towns of the Atacama. Notable places include;
Puerto Varas
Santiago
San Pedro De Atacama
Punta Arenas
You can find more Chile based tours on our Private Tours page.
What is the best way to tour Chile?
Given Chile’s overwhelming size and varying terrain, touring looks different depending on where you are. In Santiago, walking and riding the metro and the bus is the best way. If you’re in the Atacama or more remote regions, a private car or long distance bus will get you where you need to be. Trekking and hiking is popular in the Patagonia region, but supervision is required at certain points.
If you’re trying to plan a roadmap for touring Chile, talk to a local Chilean guide about your transport options.
Given Chile’s overwhelming size and varying terrain, touring looks different depending on where you are. In Santiago, walking and riding the metro and the bus is the best way. If you’re in the Atacama or more remote regions, a private car or long distance bus will get you where you need to be. Trekking and hiking is popular in the Patagonia region, but supervision is required at certain points.
If you’re trying to plan a roadmap for touring Chile, talk to a local Chilean guide about your transport options.
What is the best time of year to visit Chile?
This depends on where you’re going and which activities you’d like to take part in. For Puerto Varas and the greater Patagonia area, November to March is best while Santiago is best enjoyed from September to March.
This depends on where you’re going and which activities you’d like to take part in. For Puerto Varas and the greater Patagonia area, November to March is best while Santiago is best enjoyed from September to March.
Is it safe to travel to Chile right now?
Yes, Chile is the second safest country in Latin America and the wealthiest nation in South America, and despite political unrest in 2018-2019 within Santiago and the Araucania region, the US Travel Advisory gives Chile the same safety precautions and advisories as Germany or France.
Yes, Chile is the second safest country in Latin America and the wealthiest nation in South America, and despite political unrest in 2018-2019 within Santiago and the Araucania region, the US Travel Advisory gives Chile the same safety precautions and advisories as Germany or France.
What is the most famous tourist attraction in Chile?
Though the Atacama, the Andes Mountains and Easter Island are known the world over, Patagonia remains the most famous tourist attraction. With 140,458 visitors viewing this stunningly wild landscape through the Torres Del Paine National Park in 2022, it’s a testament to the otherworldly landscapes this nation is fortunate to have.
Though the Atacama, the Andes Mountains and Easter Island are known the world over, Patagonia remains the most famous tourist attraction. With 140,458 visitors viewing this stunningly wild landscape through the Torres Del Paine National Park in 2022, it’s a testament to the otherworldly landscapes this nation is fortunate to have.
What is the most beautiful part of Chile?
That’s a tough one! Chile is home to mind bending marvels such as Easter Island (Rapa Nui), Elqui Valley, Torres Del Paine National Park, Atacama’s Laguna Verde & Chiloe, so choosing one is impossible. With that said, most consider Patagonia to be the most breathtaking.
That’s a tough one! Chile is home to mind bending marvels such as Easter Island (Rapa Nui), Elqui Valley, Torres Del Paine National Park, Atacama’s Laguna Verde & Chiloe, so choosing one is impossible. With that said, most consider Patagonia to be the most breathtaking.
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