Private Transfer from Valparaíso, Viña del Mar and Concón to Mendoza




Valparaíso (Viña del Mar or Concón) - Mendoza Private Transfer
Valparaíso, Viña del Mar & Concón - Mendoza, Chile - Argentina
Price, timing and itinerary details change according to the selected option.
From Valparaíso / Viña del Mar / Concón
Transfer Overview
A private transfer from Valparaíso, Viña del Mar or Concón to Mendoza is an overland crossing of the Andes through Paso Los Libertadores, known as Cristo Redentor on the Argentine side. This is the main international corridor between central Chile and Mendoza, Argentina. The direct route is about 390 km.
The service is door to door: we pick you up at your hotel, Valparaíso cruise port or a private address in Viña del Mar or Concón, and take you directly to your address in Mendoza. The transfer is also available in the opposite direction, from Mendoza back to the Chilean coast, with no bus terminals and no connections along the way.
Depending on the option you choose, the day can remain a direct international transfer or include one planned stop along the route, such as Portillo and Laguna del Inca, a winery in the Aconcagua Valley, or a possible photo stop near Potrerillos after the border. Each option is described below.
The transfer is operated with our own Ford Transit Custom minibus, or a similar-class vehicle, for up to 8 passengers. It is a modern vehicle driven by a professional driver and set up for long-distance comfort. The cabin has front and rear air conditioning, generous legroom, privacy-tinted windows and a luggage compartment that holds up to 8 large suitcases plus carry-ons. Luggage assistance is part of the service, and the timing is planned around real border conditions, cruise schedules and traffic conditions.
When you request the transfer, please let us know the number of passengers, the ages of any children, and the number and size of your suitcases.
Price Details:
Transfer Includes
- ● Private transfer vehicle
- ● Professional driver
- ● Luggage assistance
- ● Required transport documents for the cross-border route
- ● Short stops for restroom, coffee, or fuel
- ● Bottled water on board
Transfer Excludes
Choose Your Transfer Option
Option 1Direct International TransferThe most straightforward option
The route includes only brief practical stops when needed, such as restroom, coffee, or fuel stops.
Option 2Stop at Portillo and Laguna del IncaA practical high-mountain stop on the Chilean side
The stop gives you time to enjoy the view and take photos, while still continuing to Mendoza the same day. As with any Andes crossing, the final timing depends on road, weather, and border conditions. Plan this version as a long travel day.
Option 3Wine Tasting in the Aconcagua ValleyOne pre-booked tasting before the mountain road
Depending on the date and availability, the stop can be arranged at In Situ / Viña San Esteban, near the Paidahuén hills and their ancient rock engravings, or at Viña El Escorial, a small winery in Panquehue that offers tastings and simple visitor experiences.
The tasting must be booked in advance for a fixed time. We keep it as a tasting stop, not a long lunch, so the day remains manageable. Plan this version as a long travel day.
Option 4Potrerillos Photo Stop on the Argentine SidePossible only if the day is running smoothly
This is not a guaranteed visit and cannot be confirmed in advance. It depends on border timing, daylight, weather, and road conditions, so the driver confirms it during the trip.
A visit to the thermal springs at Cacheuta does not fit into a one-day Valparaíso-Mendoza transfer. It should be planned as a separate service, ideally with an overnight stay in Mendoza.
FAQ: Valparaíso, Viña del Mar and Concón to Mendoza Transfers
What documents do we need for the Chile-Argentina border crossing?
Please check visa and entry requirements in advance. Border requirements are the responsibility of each traveler, and the exact document rules may depend on nationality, residence status and current regulations.
Will we see snow on the way?
In warmer periods, the landscape is usually dry, rocky and high-mountain rather than snowy.
What should we know about winter and seasonal border conditions?
In winter, travel time can be much less predictable. The day may be affected by migration and customs formalities, truck and passenger queues, possible reduced operating hours, slower driving on the high mountain sections and last-minute road management decisions at the pass.
What altitude effects should we consider on the way?
We suggest dressing in layers and carrying sun protection, especially if your transfer includes a planned stop at Portillo, Laguna del Inca or another exposed mountain area.
Which days are best for crossing the border?
If your dates are flexible, we recommend choosing a regular weekday during the warmer, drier months between October and April.
What can affect the final price of the transfer?
A planned stop, extra waiting time, special routing, or services outside the direct transfer are calculated separately.



