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TOUR OVERVIEW

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Day 1 - Feb 27 - Saturday: Santiago, CHL – Arrival

Feel free to take advantage of the weekend in Santiago before joining the group! Either way, welcome to Santiago! We’ll meet at the hotel for our welcome gathering and travel briefing!

Day 2 - Feb 28 - Sunday: Santiago, CHL >> Mendoza, ARG | 360 km

Time to hit the road — and cross the border on day one! We leave Santiago towards the main pass between Chile and Argentina, Paso Los Libertadores (Cristo Redentor), with the famous “Caracoles” switchbacks. A delightful road, full of curves and stunning views of the Andes. On the Argentine side we stay at a great hotel near downtown Mendoza, to stroll around and, of course, enjoy a glass of wine and a good Argentine barbecue.

Day 3 - Mar 01 - Monday: Mendoza, ARG – Free day

Today we indulge in an exceptional enogastronomic tour, visiting three of the region’s finest wineries throughout the day, with a private van exclusively for our group. In the evening, we gather for dinner in the heart of Mendoza.

Day 4 - Mar 02 - Tuesday: Mendoza, ARG >> Las Flores, ARG | 345 km

Time to head North in search of new landscapes and satisfy that urge to ride again! The scenery gradually shifts into more desert-like terrain, and the road ahead is simply a joy to ride.

Day 5 - Mar 03 - Wednesday: Las Flores, ARG >> Valle del Elqui, CHL | 314 km

A truly magical day — we cross the Andes mountain range through the breathtaking Paso Agua Negra, a light off-road adventure that makes this crossing truly unforgettable. Upon arrival, we are welcomed by the stunning Valle del Elqui, one of Chile’s finest wine-producing regions, where we take the opportunity to savour yet another glass of excellent local wine.

Day 6 - Mar 04 - Thursday: Valle del Elqui, CHL >> Casablanca, CHL | 450 km

After another lovely night in the Elqui Valley, we ride south along the Pacific coast to the Casablanca Valley — one of Chile’s most charming and least-known wine regions. We arrive in the late afternoon at our boutique hotel inside a winery, with time to relax and enjoy the hotel’s amenities before a gourmet dinner.

Day 7 - Mar 05 - Friday: Casablanca, CHL >> Santiago, CHL | 160 km

An easy riding day, but a special one for food and wine: late in the morning a short van ride takes us to a special lunch at one of the most charming wineries in the region, and in the afternoon we ride along the Pacific, past Valparaíso and Viña del Mar, back to Santiago, where it all began — for our last dinner together.

Day 8 - Mar 06 - Saturday: Santiago, CHL – Departure

The time has come to say goodbye — already missing the road and planning the next adventure! Time to head home.

HIGHLIGHTS OF SANTIAGO & MENDOZA

VALPARAÍSO
Valparaíso is a coastal city in Chile that, in addition to being home to the country’s main port, is one of its most popular tourist destinations — especially for those visiting the capital, Santiago. Relatively compact, it is entirely possible to explore its main attractions in a single day. Surrounded by hills, Valparaíso offers wonderful viewpoints and a remarkably rich cultural scene.
SANTIAGO
Santiago is a city full of attractions! Modern and charming, it impresses visitors even before the plane touches down. From the window seat, the spectacular sight of the Andes mountain range — with its endless snow-capped peaks — draws every eye and takes every breath away. With over 6.5 million inhabitants, Chile’s capital is one of the most developed destinations in South America. The city is large, clean, tree-lined, and boasts an efficient metro system alongside a wide variety of attractions — from historic buildings and museums to parks, and of course, world-class wineries where exceptional wines and outstanding local cuisine never fail to enchant.
MENDOZA
Mendoza is a city that invites you to sit back, relax, and immerse yourself in the finest wine culture. Visiting a variety of bodegas — as the local wineries are known — and witnessing the full winemaking process from vine to glass is one of the city’s greatest highlights. And great wine deserves great food: gastronomic tourism is one of Mendoza’s main draws. Our itinerary reserves ample time for extraordinary lunches and dinners, because lingering at the table in this city is never a sacrifice — it is a privilege.
PASSO CRISTO REDENTOR
The Cristo Redentor Pass forms part of the highway between Mendoza, Argentina, and Los Andes, Chile. It is the main connection between the two countries and one of the most beautiful stretches of road in all of South America — approximately 250 km winding through mountains of vivid colours, snow-capped peaks, tunnels, rivers, lakes, and dramatic cliffs.
MONTE ACONCÁGUA
Rising 6,962 metres above sea level in the Andes mountain range, Mount Aconcagua is one of Mendoza’s most awe-inspiring attractions. Known as the “Stone Sentinel,” it stands so imposingly that it seems to watch over the entire province. The highest peak in the Americas draws mountaineers from all over the world. Casual visitors are equally rewarded — the spectacular scenery can be admired from the roadside or from the viewpoint at Aconcagua Provincial Park.
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INCLUDED

2025 Triumph Tiger 900 GT/Rally Pro motorcycles with full insurance and top case;
Superior category hotels, well located and with breakfast included;
Support vehicle equipped with first aid kit, mechanical tools, water, and snacks for participants;
Tour guide certified in advanced mechanics, first aid, and motorcycle riding;
Travel insurance;
Customer Experience – Concierge service for flight booking, additional hotel stays, tours, and local experiences;
Travel kit;
Luggage transportation limited to one carry-on bag (airline standard size) per person.
Fuel throughout the tour;

NOT INCLUDED

Airport transfers (optional, on request)
Welcome and farewell dinners (each participant pays their own)
Food expenses;
Airline tickets;
Entrance fees/tickets for attractions during the tour;
Personal expenses in general;
Anything not specifically mentioned as included.

NOTES

The tour is subject to a minimum number of participants;
The tour is subject to weather conditions;
Use of full protective gear is mandatory: Helmet, Boots, Gloves, Jacket, and Pants with protective padding;
Jeans, sneakers, and similar clothing are not permitted

ONLY HERE YOU WILL FIND

Tours starting in strategic cities in Chile, so you can enjoy the best of each region without “wasting” time and money riding through areas with few attractions and inadequate tourism infrastructure;
Own fleet in Chile, with premium motorcycles that are always up to date;
A team with over a decade of experience in South American tours;
Feeling unsure about your riding skills, especially for tours with gravel sections? Ask us about TRX riding courses. Special conditions available for clients registered for our trips.

Do the math before you decide

Ride your own bike down or fly and ride there?

We did the full math — time, cost, wear and hassle, destination by destination. Spoiler: the fly & ride tour gives you back up to 20 days of vacation, often costs less, and your bike stays safe at home.