The Valparaíso Region is located in the central zone of Chile and extends from east to west, from the Andes Mountains to the Pacific Ocean. The region is known for its prodigious coastline where some of the country's most famous beaches are found, such as Reñaca or Algarrobo, as well as fertile wine-producing valleys, such as Casablanca, and island territories, such as Juan Fernández or Easter Island (Rapa Nui) that enchant with their magic and mystery.
Valparaíso, its capital, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and invites you to discover on foot its narrow streets, endless stairs, historic
elevators, its multiple viewpoints, and enjoy its colourful houses. Viña del Mar, also known as the "garden city", has a long coastline with white sand beaches and large extensions of green areas. It is a destination that perfectly mixes fun, culture and outdoor activities.
The Casablanca Valley brings together over 20 vineyards specializing in Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc that invite you to discover their production processes and taste their wines.
Easter Island is one of the most remote inhabited islands in the world. A destination of living culture and traditions, it has privileged beaches, amazing volcanoes and nearly 1000 Moais, silent witnesses of a complex society and symbols of this Polynesian culture full of mysteries.