Chile · TICKETS
Good tickets & entry passes fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Spend one day touring Santiago by London-style double-decker bus, then ride the Teleférico, Funicular, and panoramic buses around Cerro San Cristóbal. With 10 stops, multilingual audio, and the Turistik app for route planning, you can visit Plaza de Armas, La Moneda, Bellavista, major malls, and city viewpoints at your own pace.
“All went well. Great organisation (by GYG). Great activity !”
Leave Santiago at 6:15 am for a full day at Parque Farellones, with round-trip transport, a bilingual guide, and tickets for canopy, bike, panoramic chair, sleigh, and tubing. The mountain views are superb, but queues, crowded facilities, and poor clothing-rental conditions can affect the day. Lunch and ski tickets cost extra.
“CAOS TOTAL. Zero estrutura para receber um mínimo de clientes. local com banheiros sujos e fedidos como um chiqueiro de porcos. Vendem um produto que não existe e são co- responsáveis pelo transtorno desse passeio. Os próprios funcionários do parque e agentes de viagem não recomendam o passeio. Solicitei a devolução do investimento mas, obviamente, terceirizaram a culpa do caos.”
Meet at the base floor of Costanera Center and ride a state-of-the-art elevator to Sky Costanera in less than a minute. Spend about an hour viewing Santiago, the Andes, and famous city landmarks from the 360-degree observatory. Choose sunset for glowing city views, and bring your passport or ID.
“La apus de soare este foarte frumos,este muzică live ,iar privelișile asupra orașului sunt grozave.”
Use Santiago’s red hop-on hop-off buses for two days, stopping at ten major sights from Parque Arauco to Plaza de Armas and Cerro Santa Lucía. Your ticket also covers the San Cristóbal cable car, historic funicular, and panoramic buses. Recorded commentary is offered in six languages, while staff such as Daniela Torres and Nicole are known for helpful service.
“The tour is an excellent option to see the city. One complete circuit takes about two hours, and another one hour if you take the cable car and funicular which offers very. The frequency of the buses is around 25-30 mins. The operators are well organised and the commentary was apt and understandable. Get Your Guide instructions are outdated as there is no need to exchange the voucher for a physical ticket at the only one pickup point listed. In my case, the operator sent an eticket by email and whatsapp, and the bus staff scanned the barcode anywhere I started. You can even buy the ticket on the bus…”
Spend one day touring Santiago by hop-on hop-off bus, with 10 stops from Parque Arauco to Plaza de Armas and La Moneda. Use the included audio guide in six languages, ride toward Cerro San Cristóbal, and pause for the cable car, funicular, parks, museums, or shopping. Nathaly and Carlos are noted for clearly explaining the bus system and schedules.
Visit Santiago’s Museo Chileno de Arte Precolombino on a self-guided ticket for about two hours. See ancient art from South and Central America, learn about Chile’s Indigenous peoples, and explore a 1805 neoclassical building. Displays include Spanish and English explanations, with a café and gift shop on site.
“Very interesting. Nice diversity in south american culture including the similarities and differences in regional craft and culture.”
Leave Santiago early for Farellones Park in the Andes. Your bilingual guide and driver handle the mountain road, while your package includes park activities such as tubing, sleighs, canopy, and a panoramic chair, plus skiing and lessons for listed age groups. Hotel pickup and drop-off make this a simple snow day.
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