Summary

• Cajón del Maipo day trip from Santiago
• Follow the course of the Maipo River and take in stunning panoramas of Maipo Canyon
• Visit the town of San José del Maipo and learn more about its history, architecture and natural attractions around
• Enjoy lunch at one of the most-traditional-german “mountain refugios” in the Andes
• Stunning views of the massive 5,856 meters altitude Volcano San José
• Tour limited to eight or twelve passengers, ensuring a more personalized experience

Overview

Immerse yourself in the natural splendor and spectacular scenery of Cajon del Maipo on a full-day tour from Santiago. Awaken your senses to the fragrant mountain air and dramatic landscapes of the mountainous enclave while gaining insight into the fascinating flora and fauna with an insightful guide. Visit the traditional town of San Jose de Maipo to learn of the cultural customs of the region. Be part of one of the most-traditional mountain shelters in the Andes and enjoy of an exquisite lunch with a stunning view of San José Volcano (5,856 meters altitude). Personalized attention from your guide is guaranteed on this small group tour, where numbers are limited to eight or twelve.

Itinerary Details

FULL DAY:

CAJÓN DEL MAIPO

Discover Cajón del Maipo, an oasis on the outskirts of Santiago, and connect with nature, a sense of tranquility and the fresh air of the Andes mountain. On this day trip led by an expert guide, capture breathtaking views, including a canyon, river valleys and a bright view of the Andes, the longest mountain range in the world. Take a trip through time while visiting the historic city of San José de Maipo, its importance in the colony and independence, geology, local folklore and natural environment. During the trip we will make stops so you can enjoy the landscapes and stretch your legs by visiting the famous “Tinoco” old-tunnel of the mining train. Warm up the body with a short and smooth walk in the “Brides Veil” waterfall. Enjoy a glass of organic wine from the traditional “German-refugio” surrounded by glaciers, high peaks and the impressive San José Volcano (5,856 meters altitude).