Best Andean Tours & Mountain Adventures in Santiago

The options we compare are focused entirely on nature. The most common activity type is hiking, which accounts for 70% of the listings, followed by city tours at 60%.

Prices vary depending on the level of service, but most tours cost between $142–$212. Across all booking platforms, we see a typical price spread ranging from about $72–$246.

Yes, the City Tour category stands out as a great value. It averages a 4.8★ rating at approximately $145, which is at or below the typical price point while maintaining a rating at or above the overall average.

While inclusions vary by provider, all of the options we compare include a guide. Additionally, about 60% offer hotel pickup and drop-off, roughly half include meals, and about 30% provide equipment or wine tasting.

It depends on your preference, as the options are split. The majority (60%) are private tours, while 30% are structured as group tours.

Durations vary significantly based on the itinerary, with a median of 7 hours, though they can range from about 3.6–13.8 hours. To accommodate international travellers, tours are offered in 6 languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, and German.

The feedback is overwhelmingly positive, with an average rating of 4.8★ based on 1,262 pooled reviews across booking platforms. Travellers frequently describe the experiences as wonderful and amazing, specifically highlighting the beautiful landscapes and great guides.

Use official airport buses like Centropuerto or Turbus. You can also book a licensed transfer in advance for more comfort.

Purchase a Bip card to use the Metro and buses. You cannot pay with cash on buses, so keep your card topped up.

Stick to well lit areas in Providencia or Las Condes. Avoid walking alone in deserted streets or certain parts of Santiago Centro.