Private Maipo Valley Tour: Concha y Toro, Santa Rita and Undurraga


About This Experience
This is a private tour for your own group, run by Maipo Wine Tours. A guide who specializes in wine collects you from your hotel in Santiago, or from the international airport or the central train or bus station, and talks you through Chilean wine in general and the Maipo Valley in particular on the way. The day lasts about 10 hours, and pickup times can shift with local traffic.
The first winery is Concha y Toro, where the visit goes into the old cellars and the Casillero del Diablo cellar behind the brand's devil legend. The tasting there comes with an engraved glass to keep. Next is Santa Rita in the foothills of Alto Jahuel, near Buin, for a tasting of aged wines and another glass as a gift.
Lunch is at Doña Paula, the restaurant in Santa Rita's historic main house, which the listing notes is a National Monument. It is an a la carte meal paired with Reserva wine and is part of the price. Afterwards there is time at the Andean Museum, Santa Rita's archaeological and ethnographic collection.
The last stop is Viña Undurraga, with a tasting of three Reserva wines, brands depending on availability, and a wine glass gift. Hotel transfers, the tastings, lunch and all activities are included; souvenir photos sold at the wineries are not. The listing advises against this tour for travelers with poor cardiovascular health.
Highlights
- Visit Concha y Toro's old cellars and the Casillero del Diablo cellar with its devil legend.
- Taste aged wines at Santa Rita in the foothills of Alto Jahuel, near Buin.
- Eat an a la carte lunch paired with Reserva wine at Doña Paula, in Santa Rita's historic main house.
- Walk through the Andean Museum's archaeological and ethnographic collection at Santa Rita.
- Finish at Undurraga with three Reserva wines and take home a glass from each winery.
- Travel privately with a wine specialist guide, with pickup from hotels, the airport or the bus station.
What's Included
- ✓ Private tour — only your own group, with a wine specialist guide for the whole day.
- ✓ Pickup and drop-off — from Santiago hotels, Arturo Merino Benítez airport or the central train or bus station.
- ✓ Wine tastings at three wineries — Concha y Toro, Santa Rita (aged wines) and Undurraga (three Reserva wines).
- ✓ Lunch at Doña Paula restaurant — an a la carte menu paired with Reserva wine.
- ✓ Admission and activities — entry to each winery and the Andean Museum at Santa Rita.
- ✓ Glass gifts — an engraved glass at Concha y Toro and a wine glass at Santa Rita and Undurraga.
Not Included
- Souvenir photos (available to purchase)
- Gratuities
What to Bring
- Your hotel address, or flight or arrival details if you want pickup at the airport or station
- Money or a card for souvenir photos or bottles from the winery shops
- Cash or card for gratuities
Good to Know & Caveats
- This is a private tour, so only your own group takes part.
- Lunch at Doña Paula is a la carte with Reserva wine and is included in the price.
- The Undurraga tasting is three Reserva wines, with brands depending on availability.
- Pickup times can change with local traffic conditions.
- The listing describes the tour as suitable for all fitness levels, and service animals are allowed.
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.
Not Suitable For
- Travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers looking for a low-cost shared day trip
Meeting Point
Pickup from any hotel in Santiago, from Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport or from the central train or bus station. Times can change with local traffic.
What Travelers Say
Rated 5.0/5 by 31 verified GetYourGuide travelers.
This was an absolute highlight for my partner and me in Chile! Visiting each winery was amazing, they are all so unique and special and each vineyard had it's own incredible wines to showcase. All of the guides at each winery were so knowledgable, friendly and had so much passion for wine and the wine-m
— Jay H, Feb 2026
We had a wonderful time touring these amazing wineries and learning about their history, wine making traditions and of course sampling delicious wines! Highly recommend!
— Viktoria T, Oct 2025
The driver and the wine expert that took us around were very knowledgable and professional. They chose 3 amazing wineries and a delicious lunch experience for us. We really got a sense of the area, the history, the winemaking, the food and the beautiful vineyards.
— John S, Mar 2024
Frequently Asked Questions
Which wineries does this private tour visit?
Three long-established Maipo Valley estates: Concha y Toro, where you see the old cellars and the Casillero del Diablo cellar; Santa Rita in Alto Jahuel, with an aged-wine tasting, lunch at Doña Paula and the Andean Museum; and Viña Undurraga, where you taste three Reserva wines. Each tasting comes with a glass to take home.
Is lunch included?
Yes. Lunch is listed as included and takes place at Doña Paula, the restaurant in Santa Rita's historic main house, which the listing says is a National Monument. The meal is a la carte and paired with Reserva wine. Doña Paula also has a wine shop with an open tasting bar if you want to buy bottles to take home.
Is it really private?
Yes. The listing marks it as a private tour, so the vehicle, guide and winery visits are for your own group only. Up to 15 travelers can be on one booking. A wine specialist guide picks you up and explains Chilean wine and the Maipo Valley as you go, so the commentary can follow your group's interests and pace.
Where can I be picked up?
The operator picks up from all hotels in Santiago and also from Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport or the central train or bus station, which can help if you are arriving or leaving that day. Pickup times are subject to change because of local traffic, so allow some flexibility in your plans before and after the tour.
Which languages are available?
The listing offers the tour in English, Spanish, French and Portuguese. Because it is private, the guide works only with your group, so choose your language when you book. Your guide explains Chilean wine and the Maipo Valley throughout the day, both at the wineries and on the drives between them.
How is it rated and how much does it cost?
The tour is rated 5.0 from 31 reviews on Viator. Prices start from $636 per person, which covers private transport, three winery tastings, the Andean Museum and lunch with Reserva wine. Check the booking page for the live price for your group size and date. Free cancellation applies up to 24 hours before departure.












