HIGHLIHTS OF SANTIAGO & MENDOZA TOUR

• SANTIAGO
  Santiago, Chile’s vibrant capital, offers a captivating mix of modern charm and rich history. Even before you land, the breathtaking view of the Andes Mountains from the airplane window will leave you in awe. Home to over 6.5 million people, Santiago is one of the most developed cities in South America — large, clean, and green, with an efficient metro system and a variety of tourist attractions that continue to win over visitors from around the world. Despite its size and the hustle and bustle in certain areas, Santiago retains a relaxed, bohemian atmosphere in some of its neighborhoods, reminiscent of earlier times. Highlights include historic buildings, fascinating museums, expansive parks, and, of course, the renowned vineyards that combine excellent wines with a thriving culinary scene.
• MENDOZA
  Mendoza invites you to slow down, unwind, and savor the best of the wine world. Touring its “bodegas” — the local wineries — and witnessing firsthand the winemaking process, from vine to glass, is one of the city’s biggest draws. Stretching along 100 kilometers of roads, Mendoza boasts over 1,200 wineries, enough to tempt even the most dedicated abstainer. And the wines are perfectly paired with exquisite local cuisine. Gastronomy is a key highlight of Mendoza, and we’ve reserved plenty of time in our itinerary to indulge in unforgettable meals — because in this city, sitting at the table is truly an experience in itself.
• CRISTO REDENTOR PASS
  The Cristo Redentor Pass, connecting Mendoza (Argentina) to Los Andes (Chile), is the main gateway between the two countries and offers one of the most stunning drives in South America. Covering about 250 km, the road winds through colorful mountains, snow-capped peaks, tunnels, rivers, lakes, and dramatic cliffs — an unforgettable ride for any adventurer.
• MOUNT ACONCÁGUA
  In the Andes Mountains, at an altitude of 6,962 meters (22,841 feet), lies one of Mendoza’s top attractions. The “Stone Sentinel” – as Mount Aconcagua is known – is so imposing it feels like it watches over the entire province. The highest point in the Americas draws climbers from all over the world. But it’s not just for mountaineers—regular tourists can also enjoy the view, snapping unforgettable photos from the roadside or the Aconcagua Provincial Park viewpoint.
  
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