Valparaíso Port to Santiago Private Transfer

White private passenger van for the Valparaíso to Santiago transfer on a coastal hillside street
Private van for the Valparaíso to Santiago transfer parked at a Valparaíso marina
Front cabin of the private van used for the Valparaíso to Santiago transfer
Comfortable passenger seats inside the private Valparaíso to Santiago transfer van

Valparaíso Port to Santiago Private Transfer - Direct or with Casablanca Valley Wine & Photo Stops

Valparaíso, Casablanca Valley & Santiago, Chile

  • Duration

    ~1.5 hours

  • Type

    All Ages

  • From US$

    45 p/p

From Valparaíso

Tour Overview:

This private premium transfer connects Valparaíso and Santiago in both directions - including transfers to and from Santiago Airport (SCL) - for cruise passengers and travelers who want a safe, comfortable, and well-coordinated ride between the coast and the Chilean capital.

Choose a fast direct transfer via Route 68 when you need to travel efficiently without stops, or a slower transfer with optional panoramic photo stops and, if time allows, a wine tasting in Casablanca Valley - turning the drive into a relaxed private experience instead of a simple point-to-point trip.

We operate modern passenger vans selected for comfort, luggage capacity, and safety.

This private premium transfer connects Valparaíso and Santiago in both directions - including transfers to and from Santiago Airport (SCL) - for cruise passengers and travelers who want a safe, comfortable, and well-coordinated ride between the coast and the Chilean capital.

Choose a fast direct transfer via Route 68 when you need to travel efficiently without stops, or a slower transfer with optional panoramic photo stops and, if time allows, a wine tasting in Casablanca Valley - turning the drive into a relaxed private experience instead of a simple point-to-point trip.

We operate modern passenger vans selected for comfort, luggage capacity, and safety.

Tour Highlights:

Casablanca Valley wine stop

Panoramic photo stops along the route

Casablanca Valley wine stop

Panoramic photo stops along the route

Price Details:

1 guestUS$ 200 per person
2 guestsUS$ 100 per person
3 guestsUS$ 70 per person
4 guestsUS$ 60 per person
5 guestsUS$ 50 per person
6 guestsUS$ 45 per person

Tour Includes

  • ● Private Transportation
  • ● Professional English-Speaking Driver
  • ● Meet-and-Greet & Luggage Assistance
  • ● Bottled Water on Board

Tour Excludes

  • ● Guide accompaniment (not included in any option)
  • ● Winery costs (tastings / visit fees in Casablanca Valley)
  • ● Lunch
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    From Valparaíso

    Itinerary Details:

    Pickup at Valparaíso port (or your Santiago hotel)

    Your driver will meet you at the agreed time and help you with your luggage. We start either at the Valparaíso cruise port (or your Valparaíso / Viña del Mar hotel), or at your hotel or Santiago Airport for the reverse direction.

    Direct route option

    ~1.5 hours

    A private, non-stop transfer along Route 68, about 1.5 hours depending on traffic.

    1

    Casablanca Valley wine stop (stops option only)

    1 hour

    Included only in the transfer with stops - not in the direct transfer. By prior arrangement and confirmation, we will visit one of the wineries in the Casablanca Valley (see the FAQ section below), where you will taste some of the region's best wines. Lunch time is not included, but it is possible by prior arrangement and for an additional fee (extra hours).

    2

    Panoramic photo stops (stops option only)

    Included only in the transfer with stops - not in the direct transfer. Short panoramic photo stops at official viewpoints, time permitting and depending on your route and the location of your hotel.

    Arrival at your Santiago hotel or airport (or Valparaíso port)

    We drop you off at your Santiago hotel or Santiago Airport - or, in the reverse direction, at the Valparaíso cruise port or your hotel in Valparaíso / Viña del Mar.

    Pickup at Valparaíso port (or your Santiago hotel)

    Your driver will meet you at the agreed time and help you with your luggage. We start either at the Valparaíso cruise port (or your Valparaíso / Viña del Mar hotel), or at your hotel or Santiago Airport for the reverse direction.

    Direct route option

    ~1.5 hours

    A private, non-stop transfer along Route 68, about 1.5 hours depending on traffic.

    1

    Casablanca Valley wine stop (stops option only)

    1 hour

    Included only in the transfer with stops - not in the direct transfer. By prior arrangement and confirmation, we will visit one of the wineries in the Casablanca Valley (see the FAQ section below), where you will taste some of the region's best wines. Lunch time is not included, but it is possible by prior arrangement and for an additional fee (extra hours).

    2

    Panoramic photo stops (stops option only)

    Included only in the transfer with stops - not in the direct transfer. Short panoramic photo stops at official viewpoints, time permitting and depending on your route and the location of your hotel.

    Arrival at your Santiago hotel or airport (or Valparaíso port)

    We drop you off at your Santiago hotel or Santiago Airport - or, in the reverse direction, at the Valparaíso cruise port or your hotel in Valparaíso / Viña del Mar.

    Frequently Asked Questions about the Valparaíso-Santiago Private Transfer

    What transfer options do you offer, and which should I choose?
    We offer two private transfer options between Valparaíso and Santiago, available in both directions:

    1. Direct Transfer - the fastest service. A private door-to-door transfer, ideal when you need to protect a check-in time, connect with a cruise or flight schedule, or travel efficiently between Valparaíso, Santiago and Santiago Airport. This is the best option for a safe, comfortable and discreet transfer without unnecessary stops.

    2. Transfer with Photo Stops, Wine Tasting or Lunch at a Winery. Designed for travelers who have more time and would like to turn the journey between Valparaíso and Santiago into a relaxed private experience. Depending on your schedule, route, winery opening hours and availability on your travel date, we can include short panoramic photo stops, a wine tasting in Casablanca Valley, or lunch at a winery. The listed price covers usually 3 hours, up to a maximum of 4, including photo stops and a wine tasting; extra time such as a second winery or lunch at a winery is quoted at the booking stage.

    All details are discussed separately for each private transfer, because the final timing depends on traffic, weather, your cruise or flight schedule, winery reservations, and the time needed to reach your final destination.
    How long does the direct transfer between Valparaíso and Santiago take?
    The direct transfer via Route 68 covers up to 120 km in an optimal time of about 1 hour 20 minutes, without traffic. Santiago Airport (SCL) to Valparaíso is shorter - about 109 km and roughly 1 hour 12 minutes - which matters for cruise passengers who fly into SCL to start their cruise and end the itinerary at the Valparaíso passenger terminal.

    On multi-lane rural roads light vehicles may drive up to 120 km/h where permitted, while real driving speeds usually average around 90 km/h depending on road, traffic and weather. Travel times vary with traffic and terminal procedures, so we build realistic buffers around check-in windows and ship or flight schedules.
    How long does the transfer with photo and wine stops take?
    The price shown for the transfer with photo stops and a wine tasting covers usually 3 hours, up to a maximum of 4 hours, and over 140 km, depending on the exact route, traffic, weather, the photo stops, and the duration of the winery visit in Casablanca Valley.

    If you need more time - for example a second winery or lunch at a winery - the price is discussed and agreed at the booking stage.
    Which photo stops can I choose along the way?
    We use official viewpoints with safe, designated places to stop, which fit the Santiago-Valparaíso corridor without major detours:

    • Casablanca Valley - valley viewpoint or winery stop, directly on Route 68.
    • Valparaíso - Paseo 21 de Mayo (Cerro Playa Ancha): a panoramic view over the bay and the port.
    • Valparaíso - Paseo Yugoslavo (Cerro Alegre) and Mirador Diego Portales (Cerro Barón): classic views of the bay and the colourful hillsides.
    • Viña del Mar - Mirador Jorge Alessandri (Cerro Castillo): views over Caleta Abarca and the coastline.

    The Valparaíso and Viña del Mar viewpoints depend on the location of your hotel - whether you are staying in Valparaíso or in Viña del Mar - so we choose the ones that fit naturally on the way to or from your address. Stops are arranged time permitting, before your hotel or the passenger port terminal drop-off.
    Which wineries can be included on the way?
    Depending on your schedule, winery opening hours, availability, and the direction of travel, the stop may be arranged at one of the wineries located in or near Casablanca Valley. Possible options include Casas del Bosque, Viña Indómita, Attilio & Mochi, Veramonte, Bodegas RE, Viña Mar, or Kingston Family Vineyards.

    Casas del Bosque is a good option for travelers who would like to combine a wine tasting with lunch at the winery. Viña Indómita can be a convenient choice for those who want a panoramic view over Casablanca Valley. Attilio & Mochi is a smaller boutique winery option for guests who prefer a more intimate wine experience.

    Depending on your timing, the winery stop may include a simple wine tasting, a short countryside break, or lunch at the winery. All details are discussed separately for each private transfer, because winery visits depend on opening hours, reservation availability, the day of the week, your travel schedule, and the time needed to reach your final destination.
    Can we include lunch at a winery?
    Yes, lunch at a winery may be possible if your schedule allows enough time and if the winery has availability on your travel date. This option must be arranged in advance, especially during weekends, high season, holidays, and cruise ship arrival or departure days.

    A winery lunch will make the transfer longer than a simple direct transfer or a short tasting stop. We will confirm the best option according to your timing, route, and the wineries available on your date.
    What vehicle will I travel in?
    A modern executive minibus configured for passenger comfort, luggage capacity and safety: a 2026 Ford Transit Custom Minibus, 8 passengers, automatic transmission - or a similar new van on the same chassis, such as Hyundai Staria, Volkswagen Caravelle, Mercedes-Benz Vito, Peugeot Traveller or Citroën SpaceTourer.
    How much luggage can I bring?
    The price covers up to 6 passengers, and the standard allowance is 1 large suitcase plus 1 personal item (carry-on) per passenger.

    If you are traveling with extra or oversized luggage, let us know when booking so we can plan the right vehicle. Our transfers are cruise-friendly.
    What comfort features does the vehicle have?
    • Front and rear air conditioning.
    How safe is the vehicle?
    • Authorized passenger transport - operated under a Chilean Ministry of Transport (MTT) DS 80 permit.
    • Multiple airbags - front, side, curtain and rear-seat.
    • ABS, emergency braking assist, stability control and traction control.
    • Rear camera, front and rear parking sensors, collision mitigation and lane-change assist.
    What service standard can I expect?
    Our service follows best practices from leading international chauffeur operators:

    • Meet-and-greet with your name sign at the airport, terminal or hotel.
    • Luggage assistance - the driver carefully helps carry, load and unload your suitcases.
    • Schedule-aware coordination using your flight number via official airport sources, and your cruise ship name and schedule.
    • Airport Fast Track and VIP concierge accompaniment, available on request, arranged in advance and for an additional fee.
    When can traffic affect the Valparaíso-Santiago route?
    Conditions on Route 68 can change on certain dates:

    • Around September 18 (Chile's Independence Day), when many travel to the coast and back.
    • Lo Vásquez pilgrimage (around December 8) - heavy traffic and partial or full closures; we plan accordingly.
    • December 24 and 31, when many head to Valparaíso Bay, and on the return to Santiago after holiday weekends.
    • Viña del Mar Song Festival (late February) - heavy traffic in both directions.
    • Fridays, Saturdays and before long weekends toward the coast, and Sunday evening or early Monday back toward Santiago.
    Who are you as a transport company?
    We are a consolidated travel company operating since 2015. Our goal is simple: tailor-made tourist services and high-level passenger transport with discretion, comfort and operational reliability.

    Frequently Asked Questions about the Valparaíso-Santiago Private Transfer

    What transfer options do you offer, and which should I choose?
    We offer two private transfer options between Valparaíso and Santiago, available in both directions:

    1. Direct Transfer - the fastest service. A private door-to-door transfer, ideal when you need to protect a check-in time, connect with a cruise or flight schedule, or travel efficiently between Valparaíso, Santiago and Santiago Airport. This is the best option for a safe, comfortable and discreet transfer without unnecessary stops.

    2. Transfer with Photo Stops, Wine Tasting or Lunch at a Winery. Designed for travelers who have more time and would like to turn the journey between Valparaíso and Santiago into a relaxed private experience. Depending on your schedule, route, winery opening hours and availability on your travel date, we can include short panoramic photo stops, a wine tasting in Casablanca Valley, or lunch at a winery. The listed price covers usually 3 hours, up to a maximum of 4, including photo stops and a wine tasting; extra time such as a second winery or lunch at a winery is quoted at the booking stage.

    All details are discussed separately for each private transfer, because the final timing depends on traffic, weather, your cruise or flight schedule, winery reservations, and the time needed to reach your final destination.
    How long does the direct transfer between Valparaíso and Santiago take?
    The direct transfer via Route 68 covers up to 120 km in an optimal time of about 1 hour 20 minutes, without traffic. Santiago Airport (SCL) to Valparaíso is shorter - about 109 km and roughly 1 hour 12 minutes - which matters for cruise passengers who fly into SCL to start their cruise and end the itinerary at the Valparaíso passenger terminal.

    On multi-lane rural roads light vehicles may drive up to 120 km/h where permitted, while real driving speeds usually average around 90 km/h depending on road, traffic and weather. Travel times vary with traffic and terminal procedures, so we build realistic buffers around check-in windows and ship or flight schedules.
    How long does the transfer with photo and wine stops take?
    The price shown for the transfer with photo stops and a wine tasting covers usually 3 hours, up to a maximum of 4 hours, and over 140 km, depending on the exact route, traffic, weather, the photo stops, and the duration of the winery visit in Casablanca Valley.

    If you need more time - for example a second winery or lunch at a winery - the price is discussed and agreed at the booking stage.
    Which photo stops can I choose along the way?
    We use official viewpoints with safe, designated places to stop, which fit the Santiago-Valparaíso corridor without major detours:

    • Casablanca Valley - valley viewpoint or winery stop, directly on Route 68.
    • Valparaíso - Paseo 21 de Mayo (Cerro Playa Ancha): a panoramic view over the bay and the port.
    • Valparaíso - Paseo Yugoslavo (Cerro Alegre) and Mirador Diego Portales (Cerro Barón): classic views of the bay and the colourful hillsides.
    • Viña del Mar - Mirador Jorge Alessandri (Cerro Castillo): views over Caleta Abarca and the coastline.

    The Valparaíso and Viña del Mar viewpoints depend on the location of your hotel - whether you are staying in Valparaíso or in Viña del Mar - so we choose the ones that fit naturally on the way to or from your address. Stops are arranged time permitting, before your hotel or the passenger port terminal drop-off.
    Which wineries can be included on the way?
    Depending on your schedule, winery opening hours, availability, and the direction of travel, the stop may be arranged at one of the wineries located in or near Casablanca Valley. Possible options include Casas del Bosque, Viña Indómita, Attilio & Mochi, Veramonte, Bodegas RE, Viña Mar, or Kingston Family Vineyards.

    Casas del Bosque is a good option for travelers who would like to combine a wine tasting with lunch at the winery. Viña Indómita can be a convenient choice for those who want a panoramic view over Casablanca Valley. Attilio & Mochi is a smaller boutique winery option for guests who prefer a more intimate wine experience.

    Depending on your timing, the winery stop may include a simple wine tasting, a short countryside break, or lunch at the winery. All details are discussed separately for each private transfer, because winery visits depend on opening hours, reservation availability, the day of the week, your travel schedule, and the time needed to reach your final destination.
    Can we include lunch at a winery?
    Yes, lunch at a winery may be possible if your schedule allows enough time and if the winery has availability on your travel date. This option must be arranged in advance, especially during weekends, high season, holidays, and cruise ship arrival or departure days.

    A winery lunch will make the transfer longer than a simple direct transfer or a short tasting stop. We will confirm the best option according to your timing, route, and the wineries available on your date.
    What vehicle will I travel in?
    A modern executive minibus configured for passenger comfort, luggage capacity and safety: a 2026 Ford Transit Custom Minibus, 8 passengers, automatic transmission - or a similar new van on the same chassis, such as Hyundai Staria, Volkswagen Caravelle, Mercedes-Benz Vito, Peugeot Traveller or Citroën SpaceTourer.
    How much luggage can I bring?
    The price covers up to 6 passengers, and the standard allowance is 1 large suitcase plus 1 personal item (carry-on) per passenger.

    If you are traveling with extra or oversized luggage, let us know when booking so we can plan the right vehicle. Our transfers are cruise-friendly.
    What comfort features does the vehicle have?
    • Front and rear air conditioning.
    How safe is the vehicle?
    • Authorized passenger transport - operated under a Chilean Ministry of Transport (MTT) DS 80 permit.
    • Multiple airbags - front, side, curtain and rear-seat.
    • ABS, emergency braking assist, stability control and traction control.
    • Rear camera, front and rear parking sensors, collision mitigation and lane-change assist.
    What service standard can I expect?
    Our service follows best practices from leading international chauffeur operators:

    • Meet-and-greet with your name sign at the airport, terminal or hotel.
    • Luggage assistance - the driver carefully helps carry, load and unload your suitcases.
    • Schedule-aware coordination using your flight number via official airport sources, and your cruise ship name and schedule.
    • Airport Fast Track and VIP concierge accompaniment, available on request, arranged in advance and for an additional fee.
    When can traffic affect the Valparaíso-Santiago route?
    Conditions on Route 68 can change on certain dates:

    • Around September 18 (Chile's Independence Day), when many travel to the coast and back.
    • Lo Vásquez pilgrimage (around December 8) - heavy traffic and partial or full closures; we plan accordingly.
    • December 24 and 31, when many head to Valparaíso Bay, and on the return to Santiago after holiday weekends.
    • Viña del Mar Song Festival (late February) - heavy traffic in both directions.
    • Fridays, Saturdays and before long weekends toward the coast, and Sunday evening or early Monday back toward Santiago.
    Who are you as a transport company?
    We are a consolidated travel company operating since 2015. Our goal is simple: tailor-made tourist services and high-level passenger transport with discretion, comfort and operational reliability.
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