Chile · LUNCH EXPERIENCES
The 12 best lunch experiences you can book in Chile right now, with the price, the length and who each one suits. Start at the top and work down.
Explore Ultima Esperanza Fjord, Balmaceda and Serrano glaciers, lunch at Estancia Perales, and whiskey served with ancient ice.
“El recorrido por el fiordo, los paisajes, la atención a bordo y, por supuesto, el almuerzo. Todo espectacular.”
Taste Chilean wines at three distinctive Casablanca Valley vineyards, enjoy a Tanino lunch stop, and travel comfortably from Santiago.
“This was one of the best experiences we’ve had. Our tour guide was extremely friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. The wineries were each different but outstanding. We had plenty of time at each. (Make sure to feed the alpacas at Emiliano.) The final stop for lunch was fantastic as well! (After tastings at 3 wineries you might opt for trying a pisco sour with lunch.)”
Sail from Puerto Natales through Ultima Esperanza Fjord to Balmaceda and Serrano glaciers, with wildlife, a forest walk, and Patagonian lunch.
“We appreciated the crew alerting us to waterfalls and wildlife as we cruised through the Sound. They pulled in close and lingered so everyone could see / photograph. The hike to the glacier was very well organized. The trek itself passes interesting flora and fauna. The lunch was filling and served in a very picturesque setting.”
Review of Santiago’s Valle Nevado day tour with gondola, hotel lunch, mountain views, bilingual guide, and practical booking advice.
“Martin is the best! Understanding of all struggles while traveling on an amazing powder day to have a great day shredding!”
See Humboldt penguins from Cachagua, eat Chilean empanadas, and explore Viña del Mar and Valparaiso on a private day trip from Santiago.
“Our guide was terrific. Very knowledgeable and accommodating. Seeing the penguins was amazing but the long drive to see them was a splendid ride and opportunity to see the Andes. Our lunch was good and the captain of the little boat strive to get us a smooth ride and good views. We also really enjoyed our hike along the ocean. Our guide Terry endeavored to please us an$ he succeeded beyond all expectations.”
Cruise Patagonia’s Última Esperanza Fjord to Balmaceda and Serrano Glaciers, hike to Serrano, toast with ancient ice, and eat lamb at an estancia.
Review of Casas del Bosque winery near Santiago, with four tastings, a three-course Tanino lunch, transport, tips, and honest value advice.
“A visita à vinícola Casas del Bosque foi agradável. O lugar é bonito, bem organizado e o vinho de fato tem qualidade. O tour é interessante, mas achei que poderia ser um pouco mais detalhado em algumas partes. O restaurante é charmoso, mas os preços são um pouco altos. No geral, valeu a experiência e é um bom passeio para quem gosta de vinho, mas não foi o ponto mais marcante da viagem.”
Spend seven hours exploring Santiago on foot, by metro, bus, and cable car, with a Chilean lunch, wine, and a private local guide.
“Nem tudok kifogasolni semmit, ahogy lezajlott ugy volt tokeletes. A Guide pontos, preciz, kulonosen felkeszult volt. Koszonom Neki! A kalauzolas minden percet elveztuk!”
Explore Chile’s Andean salt flats from San Pedro with Licancabur views, wetlands, wildlife, breakfast, lunch, and bilingual guides.
“Tour itself was not bad although I felt it was rushed and stopped only few times just to take few pictures. You don’t really get close to animals either. We spent most of the time driving around. The worst part was discovering that I have paid way more than anyone else in the van because I booked here the rest of the group paid almost half of the price that seem more reasonable for the type of tour you gonna get. Definitely not value for money, save your money and book a serious tour with more stops. The only good part about were the guide and the people on the…”
See Santiago by electric scooter, from La Moneda to Plaza de Armas, with Daniel Bustos, local history, small groups, and empanadas.
“I loved the ability to ride the scooters and see the city faster . I loved our food spots .”
Tour Santa Rita Vineyard from Santiago with premium wine tastings, a bike ride, the Andean Museum, and a three-course Chilean lunch.
Travel from Santiago to Portillo and Laguna del Inca for Andes scenery, a hotel lunch, border views, and stops at Salto del Soldado.
“Ha sido uno de los días más hermosos! El paisaje no solo es bello, es sanador 💙”
Pick a desert, a vineyard or a glacier.
