Top Las Condes Tours, Tickets & Activities

From the first enquiry until our final drop off, this tour was fantastic. I was a little concerned about walking in snow but the operator was very helpful and gave great advice. Our pick up was on time and the drive to the Cajon was lovely. A comfy van with a stop on the way to buy breakfast. Our guides Inez and Martin were so kind, helpful, generous, friendly and knowledgeable. They were very careful with the guests and took great care of us on the hike up and down. The views were magnificent. I am in my late 50’s and didn’t find the hike too hard. You are walking up for a while so of course it is not the same as walking on a flat road, but the guides took a slow and steady pace with breaks as needed. They provided walking poles for those who did not have them. The packed lunch was very nice and they supplied ample water. At the end you are treated with some Chilean wine, cheese, fruit and other tasty treats. I am so happy I did this tour!

This is a very well organised Hiking Trip in the mountains. Andres is an excellent guide. He provides very clear instructions and information and is a very good communicator. I booked at the last minute, yet I was contacted with updates by Andres and his team immediately. Andres is a fount of information about the mountains and its wildlife and regularly stops to explain things or point out birds, animals or items of interest. This is a relatively easy hike, but one should be relatively fit and have some light hiking experience. Andres will send you a list of items one should wear or carry, I would stress one ... hiking boots. Andres also provides hiking poles. I would recommend using 2. They come in handy in the snow.

Fantastic day out, one of the best tours ive done for seeing wonderful scenery with snow everywhere covering the andes. Our guide Andres was fantastic highlighting rock formations, types of minerals in the rocks, which animals were in the area from their prints left behind in the snow. At the end we saw 2 condors flying overhead. Would highly recommend this tour if travelling solo or in a group.

Dress in layers that are easy to remove/put on. The hike was absolutely beautiful and the guides were great in taking rests/breaks throughout the climb. Each hiker is best off carrying their own backpacks to have water/electrolytes for the day.

Hello, we were very enthusiastic about the hike. The pickup service, the equipment, the hike, and the catering were super. I would still recommend that you eat a good breakfast beforehand and plan on half a liter of water for the trip to the hike. For my part, though my English is not perfect either, the English could have been clearer.

A lovely day in the mountains, we visited in winter and did a snow shoe hike up the valley to a picturesque spot near the foot of the two volcanoes. We were fortunate enough to see condors and a zorro/fox. Snow shoes and poles were provided, but not much information was provided about the conditions to expect on the mountain, and how to dress for it. The gradient of the hike was quite gentle to ensure it’s accessible for a wide audience. Information about the region and mountains provided on the drive and the hike was great, really informative. The drive too and from the location is a couple of hours each way. There’s a ‘breakfast’ stop, which is pretty basic. You can also hire snow clothing if needed.

In talking with friends about our trip to Chile we've referenced "when we were in the Andes" so many times because of the wonderful experience we had on this hike. The views and scenery were breath taking. We're in shape and in our 70's and didn't have a problem with the altitude, sun and 4.5 mile hike, but others did so go prepared. The young guides were experienced and very safety focused. The extra stop on the way back to Santiago for Wine and a wonderful charcuterie board and deserts was the cherry on top of a very remember able day in Chile.

Amazing hike with beautiful views of the volcano. Excellent tour guide who pointed out interesting features and knew the best photo opportunities.

Andres is a great tour operator and person. He is very knowledgeable as it relates to the experience. He comes across as a genuinely good guy. He’s metal! Made us feel welcomed and safe. His English is perfect. Hike was easy if you are at a medium fitness level. Important stuff: you make a coffee/breakfast stop, lunch/water included, afternoon wine cheese included, bathroom stops are made. For expectations know that It takes about 2 hours to get to the mountains and two hours to get back. If you are an avid hiker this isn’t an off grid multi day trip so don’t expect it to be like hiking in Patagonia.

Awesome tour with very nice guides. Beautiful scenery. Really worth a visit, also (especially!) in winter when there’s snow.

The lady was very knowledgeable about all of the Chilean history as she was a history professor and was very nice and wanted to be there.

What an amazing experience. This was the best experience. The tour guides (Iris and team) were so helpful and fun, creating play lists from our favorite songs and taking the hike at a pace that was comfortable for everyone. What a beautiful scenic place, seeing the active volcano and playing in the snow was a highlight of our trip to Chile!

What a great beautiful day! Everything went smoothly from pickup and drop off. The lunch and wine were amazing too! The guides and driver were also absolutely amazing! Thank you! The hike itself was easy to moderate.

We had a wonderful day. Our tour guides Andres, Camilla and Martin were great with interesting facts to share. Our tour was very informative, beautiful and we felt very welcomed. We would highly recommend this day tour.

Highly recommend, best day out, the views, lunch, picnic with wine and cheese, Andre’s made the day memorable.

I would totally recommend this trip! Everything from pick-up till drop-off went smoothly. Andres and Camilla were amazing guides and the group was also great - it felt like going on a trip with friends! Since we were quite fast, we even extended the tour to about 10k. Andres taught us a lot about the geography and other specifics of the region. We didn't see many animals since all had been brought down because of an announced blizzard in the following week but we DID see two condors, which was amazing. I'd totally do it again!