Pablo Neruda's house Isla Negra Day Tour with Pomaire & Wine Tasting

We will start our journey when a private driver and a local guide will pick you up from your hotel in Santiago around 9:00 a.m.

From Santiago, we drive toward Isla Negra on the Pacific coast, where Pablo Neruda’s house museum is located.

Isla Negra is the largest and most personal of Pablo Neruda’s three house museums in Chile. The house was designed with the sea in mind and is filled with objects he collected throughout his life: ship figureheads, shells, maps, masks, bottles and maritime pieces.
You will visit the house museum and see the collections gathered by Pablo Neruda. During the tour, your guide will share interesting facts and stories that help you understand Neruda's life, poetry, and odd lifestyle.
During the visit, your guide will help connect the house, the collections and the landscape with Neruda’s life, poetry and place in Chilean history.

We will next visit Casa Marin, situated in the beautiful Chilean village of Lo Abarca. It is the first cold-climate winery in South America and the Pacific coast. It produces a range of extraordinary white wines, which includes Pinot Noir, Syrah, Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling, Gewürztraminer, and Sauvignon Gris. The winery is committed to quality, evident in its elegant acidity, pure minerality, and beautiful balance.
Maria Luz founded this winery in 2000. Her wines have won multiple international honors, and the English publication The Drinks Business chose her as one of the most significant women in the wine industry.
After wine tasting and a lunch break at a local restaurant, we will head to the next stop of our tour, the pottery village of Pomaire.

After lunch and the wine tasting, we continue inland toward Pomaire, a small village known for its traditional clay pottery.

Pomaire is a small village known for its clay pottery and traditional Chilean food. We walk along the main street, where local artisans sell cookware, decorative pieces and handmade ceramics.
We will walk along the village's main street and see workshops where skilled artisans gently shape clay into various beautiful pottery items (like pots, pans, and baking dishes), from functional kitchenware to ornamental pieces.  You will have time to view the products offered by local artisans.
Additionally, in Pomaire, everyone can try their hand at pottery. We can book a tour for you in one of the pottery workshops by prior arrangement.
After a day full of impressions, the driver and guide will take you back to your hotel in Santiago.

Return to your accommodation between 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.