Undurraga Winery Tours

For a straightforward visit to Viña Undurraga from Santiago, book the Undurraga Vineyard Tour and Tasting with Hotel Transfer. It starts from $60 per person (October 2026), holds 4.8 from 92 GetYourGuide reviews, and covers hotel pickup, a visit of about 1.5 hours with Undurraga’s own guide, a tasting and a glass to keep, all in about 4 to 4.5 hours. Read one detail before you book: the operator states that the driver does not speak English. The English-speaking guide is at the vineyard and leads the visit there.

If you would like Undurraga as part of a longer day, there are three good routes: pair it with Concha y Toro, make it the last stop of a four-winery tour, or add it to a private day with Concha y Toro and Santa Rita. Each is covered below.

Undurraga in brief

Francisco Undurraga Vicuña founded the winery in 1885 on the Fundo Santa Ana in Talagante, in the Maipo Valley. Its park was designed by the French landscaper George Henri Dubois. Undurraga says that in 1903 it became the first Chilean winery to export to the United States, sending a box of Pinot to each of the 45 states.

The estate sits about 35 to 40 km from Santiago. The winery runs two tours of its own: the Sibaris tour of about one hour, offered every day, and the Founders tour of about 90 minutes, Monday to Saturday at 12:00. The Sibaris tour has English departures at 10:00 and 15:00. The half-day and two-vineyard tours below both hand you over to Undurraga’s own guides at the estate, so the visit itself is similar on either. What changes is the transport, the language in the van and what else fills the day.

The half day with hotel transfer

The Undurraga half-day tour is the simplest option. The van collects you from your hotel in central Santiago, Las Condes or Providencia, and the itinerary allows about 1.5 hours out and 75 minutes back. At the vineyard, a guide from Undurraga leads a tour of about one hour and 30 minutes, then the tasting, with the guide explaining each wine. You keep a gift glass, and there is time in the wine shop before the return.

The price includes transport, the guided visit, the tasting, the glass and passenger insurance for the transfer. Meals and wine purchases are not included. Tours run in the morning and in the afternoon all year, so it fits around a museum morning or a late lunch in the city.

The language arrangement is the one point to plan for. The driver does not speak English, so you will not get commentary on the way out. Reviewers who speak English describe the vineyard guides as clear and friendly, and two describe the driver as friendly and good company anyway. If you want an English-speaking guide from the moment you are picked up, a full-day tour suits you better.

Undurraga with Concha y Toro

The Concha y Toro and Undurraga Vineyards Tour starts from $76 per person and holds 4.0 from 201 GetYourGuide reviews. Its title covers two separate products, and that is the cause of most of its lower ratings. The Undurraga-only option lasts about 4 hours and leaves around 13:00 unless you ask for a morning time in the booking comments. The two-vineyard option collects you around 8:00, visits Concha y Toro in Pirque, breaks for lunch of about 1.5 hours, and ends at Undurraga, all in 9 to 10 hours.

The Undurraga visit on this tour is a guided tour of about 75 minutes with three reserve wines and a complimentary glass. Lunch is not included on either option, and the listing does not say which option the from-price belongs to, so check the price after selecting yours. The listing also rules out children under 12, pregnant travellers and anyone with limited mobility.

Book this one if seeing both houses in a day matters more to you than reviews. Our Concha y Toro vs Undurraga page sets the two estates side by side, and our Concha y Toro tours page covers the single-winery visits to Pirque.

Undurraga on a four-winery day

The Maipo Valley Wine Tour: 4 Wineries, Pisco Tasting and Optional Lunch is the most-reviewed Maipo wine tour on this site, with 4.9 from 2,725 Viator reviews, from $119 per person. It runs about 10 hours with pickup from 7:30 am and an English or Spanish guide all day. The stops are La Quirinca, a family farm with alpacas and llamas, then Santa Ema and TerraMater.

Undurraga is only on the Premium Route. That option ends with the full Undurraga tour, which the listing describes as four premium wines, the gardens, vineyards, barrel cellar and a pre-Columbian exhibit. The Traditional options finish at Viña Ballek instead. Lunch is included only on the Traditional + Lunch Included option, so the Premium Route means paying at the restaurant or bringing your own. See our 4 winery tours page for how the options compare.

Undurraga on a private day

The Private Maipo Valley Tour: Concha y Toro, Santa Rita and Undurraga costs from $636 per person, with 5.0 from 31 Viator reviews. It is 10 hours with a wine specialist guide in English, Spanish, French or Portuguese, and lunch at Santa Rita’s Doña Paula restaurant is included. The Undurraga stop is a tasting of three Reserva wines and a glass to keep. Our private wine tours page explains how private pricing works.

Driving yourself or going in Spanish

If you have a car or plan to take a bus, the Undurraga Winery Sibaris Tour Ticket on Viator costs from $37 per person, with 4.7 from 103 reviews. It is the winery visit alone: about 75 minutes through the park, vineyards, cellars and a Mapuche exhibition, three reserve wines and a glass to take home, with no transport. The meeting point is the winery at Camino a Melipilla Km 34, Talagante. Undurraga also suggests the bus to Talagante from Terminal San Borja, next to Metro Estación Central.

Whoever drives should skip the tasting. Chile’s Zero Tolerance Law treats 0.3 g/L of blood alcohol as under the influence, so the driver should not taste at all.

Spanish speakers have one more choice. The Undurraga Winery Tour with Tasting and Hotel Pickup starts from $80 per person, with 4.8 from 70 Viator reviews, and is guided in Spanish only.

Which Undurraga tour to book

• Book the half day with hotel transfer if you want Undurraga alone, at the lowest price with transport, and you are happy for the English guiding to start at the vineyard.
• Book the Concha y Toro and Undurraga tour on its two-vineyard option if you want both estates in one day and can budget for lunch.
• Book the four-winery day on the Premium Route if you want an English guide all day and a mix of family and larger wineries.
• Book the Sibaris ticket if someone in your group is driving and not tasting.

Where to go next

For the wider picture, start with Maipo Valley wine tours from Santiago or compare other short visits on the half-day wine tours page. There is more detail in our breakdown of the Undurraga half-day tour, and when you are ready, check availability.