Colchagua Valley Wine Route

The Colchagua Valley Wine Route is located in Chile’s Central Valley, south of Santiago. It is one of the country’s leading wine regions, famous for high-quality red wines like Carménère, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Syrah. The valley’s dry Mediterranean climate and granitic soils contribute to exceptional grape production.
Visitors can tour boutique vineyards and large wineries, enjoy guided tastings, food pairings, and local gastronomy. Complementary activities include biking, horseback riding, and cultural visits such as the Colchagua Museum.
During the harvest season in March and April, festivals celebrate the grape harvest in Santa Cruz and nearby towns with music, fairs, and traditional events. The route offers boutique hotels and rural lodgings, providing a full experience of wine, culture, and nature.