Chile’s winelands, among the most fertile in the world, are renowned for their sun-loving grapes.

Deep-rooted in Chilean culture, a stay in this region offers a chance to experience traditional Chilean hospitality, indulge in relaxed country life, and marvel at spectacular scenery. It's an ideal base to start or end your Chilean adventure.

Surrounding Santiago and stretching across the Central Valley, the Chilean Wine Region comprises several lush and fertile valleys, each offering a unique experience and flavour. Found between the Andes and coastal mountain ranges, the region enjoys a Mediterranean landscape with dry sunny days, cool nights, and a year-round pleasant climate.

Just outside Santiago lies the iconic Maipo Valley, home to some of Chile’s most famous wines and oldest wineries. Further south is the Colchagua Valley, a winemaker’s paradise known for its traditions and customs.

Neighbouring the Colchagua Valley is the Millahue Valley, known as the ‘Place of Gold.’ Its name reflects its stunning landscape, making it the most rural, remote, and beautiful of all the valleys. For those who prefer crisp whites over full-bodied reds, the Casablanca Valley, west of Santiago, offers a cooler climate perfect for cultivating quality Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay.

While the Maipo Valley can be visited on a day trip from Santiago, the other valleys warrant a night or two at the start or end of your Chilean holiday. Luxurious boutique hotels and colonial haciendas nestled among the vines provide the perfect retreat from which to explore the surrounding area.