
Best Valle Nevado & Farellones Ski Tours from Santiago
Escape the city and experience Chile’s premier ski destinations on a full-day tour to Valle Nevado and Farellones. Compare options for snowboarding, skiing, and scenic mountain views with easy access from Santiago. Choose from multiple operators to find the best fit for your winter adventure. Enjoy breathtaking Andean landscapes, professional instruction opportunities, and unforgettable memories in one of South America's top ski resorts. Book today to secure your spot.
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Panoramic tour to Farellones and free sectors in the Andes mountain range. Enjoy the beauty of the Andean mountains. This tour can be a complement to spending the full day at the Farellones Snow Park where by paying your entrance fee you can access attractions such as zip lines, sledding, tubbing s...
- Ski
- Ski resorts ticket
- Farellones
- Plaza de los Pumas
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Fun and panoramic views in the mountain range. An entertaining and complete tour of the Chilean mountains, with panoramic view stops and visit to Farellones Park. A place located in the Farellones Mountain Center, which invites you to live a day full of adventure and adrenaline in its different att...
- Bilingual guide
- Round trip transfer to the departure point, exclusive for the group
- Farellones Park Ticket
- ski ticket
- Snow clothing or equipment
- Accident insurance
- Parque Arauco
- Farellones
- Parque Arauco
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Discover the magic of Farellones and/or Snowy Valley and enjoy a day surrounded by snow. You can equip yourself with essential snow clothing and accessories. Your first stop will be in our clothing store where you can equip yourself with our famous Premium Kit, which includes a single piece or trous...
- Certified guide
- Roundtrip transfer from your hotel to the ski resorts
- Stop at ski/snowboarding clothing and equipment store
- Modern vehicles
- Passenger insurance
- Premium clothing kit (includes clothing, boots, gloves and glasses)
- Ski/snowboarding equipment
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
If you are coming to Santiago you can’t miss the opportunity to spend a full-day with your guide visiting the Andes Mountains. Stop and explore the Valle Nevado Ski Center, considered one of the best of South America, containing the longest snow slopes in the continent. Also, visit the town of Farel...
- Pickup and drop-off from your hotel or address in Santiago
- Small Group Tour
- Option of Spend the day on Farellones Park
- Visit Of Farellones, Valle Nevado
- Activities at the ski area
- Ski Clothes (we provide assistance with best price stores for rent)
- Food and drinks
- Andes Mountains
- Santiago
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to the most common questions travelers ask before visiting.When comparing the 44 options we track across booking platforms, prices generally fall between $57 and $170, with a median price of $74. The full spread can range from around $35 to $418, depending on whether you choose a basic group sightseeing tour or a private experience. We recommend checking multiple platforms, as prices for the same itinerary can vary slightly depending on the provider.
Booking ahead is highly recommended. While only one option (2%) is currently flagged as likely to sell out, these mountain destinations are popular, and availability can tighten quickly during peak winter months. Additionally, 98% of the tours we compare offer instant confirmation, meaning you secure your spot immediately upon payment rather than waiting for manual approval. Given that 100% of options allow free cancellation, there is little risk in locking in a reservation early.
The most common inclusion is a guide, found in 73% of the options we compare. About 45% also include hotel pickup and drop-off, which is significant given the distance from Santiago. Other features appear less frequently: equipment is provided by roughly 16% of tours, while transport is explicitly included in about 14–16% of listings. It is important to read the fine print, as some lower-priced tickets may require you to arrange your own transportation to the ski resorts.
Most day tours last between 8 and 11 hours, with a median duration of 9 hours. This timeframe accounts for travel time from Santiago, the mountain drive, and the actual activity at the slopes or scenic spots. If you have a tight schedule, look for shorter half-day options, though they represent a small minority of the available inventory.
You will find tours offered in 6 languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese, Italian, French, and German. Since 68% of the options are guided tours, language preference is a key filter when narrowing down choices. Be sure to select your preferred language at checkout, as availability for specific language guides can vary by date and season.
If sustainability is a priority, 5 options (11%) are tagged as eco-friendly across the platforms we monitor. For families, 11% of tours are marked as family-friendly, and 7% are noted as suitable for couples. These tags are applied loosely by providers, so we suggest reading recent reviews to confirm the atmosphere matches your needs, especially regarding noise levels and pacing.
The pooled sentiment is overwhelmingly positive, with an average rating of 4.54 stars across 2,525 combined reviews. Common themes in feedback include descriptions like "excellent experience," "amazing," and "super recommended." Reviewers frequently highlight the quality of the guides and the scenic beauty of the Andes. While the vast majority of guests report joy and satisfaction, it is always wise to check recent comments for any specific notes on crowd sizes or weather-related changes.
Stay in well-lit areas like Providencia. Avoid displaying valuables or using your phone while walking alone after dark.
Buy a Bip! card at any metro station. Load it with credit to use the metro, buses, and cable cars seamlessly across the city.
The city sits at about 520 meters above sea level. Most travelers adapt quickly but should drink plenty of water during their first days.