Top Wineries in Chile

Bring a good camera or your phone with plenty of battery. The vineyard views are stunning, and you'll want to capture those moments. I regretted not getting more photos.

I suggest booking your tour in advance. When I tried to go without a reservation, they were fully booked and I had to wait hours for the next slot. Totally bummed me out!

Try the food pairing during your tasting. It was a delicious upgrade from just the wine tasting alone. The pairings enhanced the experience big time!

Make sure you wear comfy shoes! The vineyard is bigger than it seems, and you'll be walking around quite a bit. Trust me, your feet will thank you.

I suggest you try their signature wine, but also ask about any local varieties. I tried one that wasn't on the list, and it was amazing! Always good to explore beyond the menu.

don't forget to bring a light jacket. the weather can change quickly in the valley, and i was caught off guard when it got chilly in the late afternoon.

Definitely book your tasting in advance, especially on weekends! I showed up hoping to get in and had to wait for over an hour. Those slots fill up quick!

If you're driving, be aware that the road can be tricky. I lost some time on the way, so consider leaving a little earlier than you think you need to arrive

If you're planning to buy wine, I recommend checking out their special events. I stumbled upon a discount during a tasting event that saved me a good chunk of change!

My advice is to make sure to grab a bite at their small cafe. The food is surprisingly good and pairs nicely with the wines. I regret not doing this sooner!

i suggest you book your wine tastings in advance especially on weekends. it can get quite busy and you don't want to wait around. take it from me i learned that the hard way!

If you can bring a water bottle. I forgot mine and regretted it while walking between tastings. Staying hydrated made a big difference in the end.

I recommend starting your day around 10 AM, because that way you can catch the tours before they get super crowded. Trust me, the earlier, the better for tastings!