Located between Reñaca and Concón, La Roca Oceánica is one of the most breathtaking natural viewpoints along Chile’s central coast. This stunning rock formation rises dramatically from the Pacific Ocean, offering panoramic views of the coastline, waves crashing below, and seabirds soaring overhead.

A short and easy walk takes you to the top, where you can enjoy 360° views of the ocean and nearby beaches — perfect for photos, sunsets, or simply soaking in the beauty of the Chilean coast. On clear days, you can even spot Valparaíso in the distance.

La Roca Oceánica is also a protected natural area, home to local flora and fauna, including seabirds and small marine species. It’s a peaceful stop to connect with nature and capture the true spirit of Viña del Mar’s coastal charm.

Whether you’re a photography lover, a nature enthusiast, or just looking for a scenic moment to remember, La Roca Oceánica is a must-see highlight during your visit to Viña del Mar and Valparaíso.

Located in the center of Viña del Mar, Quinta Vergara Park is one of the city’s most famous landmarks — a perfect blend of nature, history, and culture. Originally the private estate of the Vergara family, the park today is a beautiful public space filled with lush gardens, palm trees, and sculptures that invite visitors to relax and explore.

At its heart stands the Palacio Vergara, an elegant neo-Gothic palace built in the 19th century, once home to the city’s founders. Today, it serves as a museum of fine arts, showcasing Chilean and international artists.

Quinta Vergara is also world-renowned as the venue of the Viña del Mar International Song Festival, one of the most famous music festivals in Latin America. Every February, the park’s amphitheater comes alive with lights, music, and thousands of fans celebrating artists from around the world.

It’s a must-see stop to experience the green soul and artistic spirit of Viña del Mar — perfect for a short walk, cultural visit, or simply enjoying the peaceful atmosphere in the heart of the city.

One of the most photographed attractions in Viña del Mar, the Flower Clock (Reloj de Flores) is a true symbol of the city. Located at the foot of Cerro Castillo, near Caleta Abarca Beach, this colorful floral masterpiece was originally built in 1962 to celebrate the FIFA World Cup hosted in Chile.

The clock is made entirely of natural flowers, carefully arranged to form the numbers and design of a working timepiece — and yes, it actually tells the correct time! The mechanisms are Swiss-made, while the vibrant floral face is maintained year-round, changing with the seasons to display different flower varieties and colors.

It’s the perfect photo stop for visitors — a place where nature, art, and engineering come together. With the ocean breeze, the sound of waves, and the beauty of Viña del Mar all around, the Flower Clock captures the essence of this “Garden City.”

Whether it’s your first time in Viña or a return visit, no trip is complete without a picture at the famous Flower Clock — the city’s most beloved postcard!

We’ll make our lunch stop at the Cap Ducal Restaurant, one of Viña del Mar’s most iconic landmarks, famous for its ship-shaped architecture and spectacular ocean views.

I’ll drop you off at the restaurant, where you’ll have about one hour to enjoy your meal and relax by the sea. Afterward, I’ll come back to pick you up so we can continue our journey toward Valparaíso.

Please note that lunch expenses are not included in the tour price — each guest will pay for their own meal.

The restaurant offers very reasonable prices and excellent food, especially fresh seafood dishes, which are highly recommended. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy a delicious lunch with a view before continuing our coastal adventure!

To complete the coastal experience, we’ll enjoy a boat tour around Valparaíso’s bay — a fun and relaxing way to see the city from a completely different perspective.

During the ride, you’ll admire the colorful hills, old port cranes, navy ships, and the lively contrast between Valparaíso’s historic and modern sides. From the water, you’ll truly understand why it’s known as the “Jewel of the Pacific.”

The boat tour lasts about 30 to 40 minutes, and tickets cost around 10 USD per person, paid directly at the dock (not included in the tour price). Local guides on board share interesting facts about the city’s history and port life.

It’s a must-do experience — perfect for taking photos, feeling the ocean breeze, and enjoying the vibrant spirit of Valparaíso from the sea before we continue exploring the city.

We’ll finish our tour at the beautiful Paseo Yugoslavo, one of Valparaíso’s most famous viewpoints. Located on Cerro Alegre, this charming promenade offers spectacular panoramic views of the bay, the port, and the colorful hills that make Valparaíso so unique.

The area is surrounded by historic mansions, elegant European-style architecture, and several art galleries and cafés, making it a perfect place to relax, take photos, and enjoy the city’s artistic atmosphere.

Here you’ll also find the Baburizza Palace, home to the Museum of Fine Arts of Valparaíso, a stunning building that reflects the influence of early 20th-century European immigrants — especially the Yugoslav community that once lived here.

It’s the perfect ending to our tour, combining history, art, and breathtaking views before we begin our return journey.