Concha y Toro and Undurraga Tour from Santiago, or Undurraga Only


About This Experience
Two tours are sold under this one title, and the option you tick decides your day. Pick Viña Undurraga Only and you get one winery and roughly 4 hours away from your hotel. Pick Concha y Toro and Undurraga and you get both wineries over 9 to 10 hours. Reviews show that guests who expected Concha y Toro from the title sometimes found they had booked the Undurraga-only option, so read the option name on your checkout screen.
The long option starts with a hotel pickup at about 8:00 and heads to Concha y Toro in Pirque. A winery guide meets the group at Plaza Don Melchor and hands out a glass of wine to drink while looking over the Pirque vineyard. From there you walk the old park to the Casona, the house where the Concha y Toro family lived, hear how the vineyards are managed, and finish with a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon.
Next comes a break of roughly 90 minutes for lunch, which you buy yourself, before the drive on to Viña Undurraga. The Undurraga visit is identical on both options: about an hour and fifteen minutes with a winery guide covering every part of the operation, then three reserve wines to taste and a wine glass to keep.
On the Undurraga-only option the car sets off from Santiago around 13:00, but the listing invites you to ask for a morning or afternoon slot in the booking comments. That version is a compact way to see one Maipo winery and still have most of the day free, while the two-winery version takes up the whole day.
Either way, transport from your Santiago hotel and the tasting tickets for your option are covered; lunch and tips are not. Guides work in Spanish, English and Portuguese. The operator rules out children under 12, pregnant travelers, wheelchair users and anyone with limited mobility. The tour holds 4.0 from 201 GetYourGuide reviews and starts from $76 per person, although the listing never links that price to a specific option.
Highlights
- Choose a 4-hour Undurraga-only visit or a 9 to 10 hour day that adds Concha y Toro first.
- On the two-winery day, start in Pirque at Plaza Don Melchor, wine glass in hand, overlooking the vines.
- Stroll through the old park to the Casona, the former Concha y Toro family residence in Pirque.
- Spend about 75 minutes at Viña Undurraga with a guide who works for the winery itself.
- Taste three reserve wines at Undurraga and keep the wine glass as a souvenir.
- Ask for a morning or afternoon start on the Undurraga-only option when you book.
What's Included
- ✓ Round-trip transport between your Santiago hotel and the winery or wineries
- ✓ Undurraga entry: a guided visit of roughly 75 minutes and a tasting of three reserve wines (both options)
- ✓ Concha y Toro entry with its guided visit and wines (Concha y Toro and Undurraga option only)
- ✓ Guiding by each winery's own staff
- ✓ A wine glass to take home from Undurraga
Not Included
- Lunch, including during the 90-minute break on the two-winery day
- Tips for drivers and guides
- Concha y Toro, if you book the Viña Undurraga Only option
What to Bring
- Passport or ID card
- Sunglasses
- Sun hat
- Money for lunch on the two-winery day
Good to Know & Caveats
- The title names both wineries, but the Viña Undurraga Only option skips Concha y Toro entirely.
- Undurraga Only takes about 4 hours; Concha y Toro and Undurraga takes 9 to 10 hours.
- Use the booking comments to request a morning or afternoon time for the Undurraga-only visit.
- No meal is included, and one reviewer found no restaurant at Undurraga, so eat before the short option.
- No pets, no smoking, and no luggage or large bags on the tour.
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start.
Not Suitable For
- Children under 12
- Pregnant travelers
- People with mobility impairments
- Wheelchair users
Meeting Point
Pickup and drop-off are at your Santiago hotel. Expect about 8:00 for the Concha y Toro and Undurraga option and about 13:00 for Undurraga Only, unless you request a morning time in the booking comments.
What Travelers Say
Rated 4.0/5 by 201 verified GetYourGuide travelers.
The reservation title clearly says CONCHA Y TORO AND UNDURRAGA, but the sightseeing tour only takes you to Undurraga. The place is not bad, but the title makes you feel deceived.
— Juan Cascante, August 26, 2026
I believe that communication between the driver and the organizers should be clearer.
— Catherine, January 22, 2026
It was perfect. Excellent guide on the estate, beautiful gardens, cultural and wine, a very good time.
— Patricia, November 11, 2025





















