How do I get from Santiago to Valparaiso?
How do I get from Santiago to Valparaiso?
Valparaíso is only 72 miles (116 km) from Santiago, and the quick trip is best traveled by car. The drive takes 1.5 hours—if you drive without any detours—and between 3-6 hours with stops and exploration. There are also direct buses available from Terminal Alameda in Santiago that will take you straight to Valparaíso.
Are there taxis in Santiago Chile?
Santiago has abundant metered taxis, all black with yellow roofs. Flagfall costs CH$300, then it’s CH$150 per 200m (or minute of waiting time). For longer rides – from the city center out to the airport, for example – you can sometimes negotiate flat fares.
Does Valparaiso Chile have an airport?
Viña del Mar Airport (IATA: KNA, ICAO: SCVM) is an airport serving Viña del Mar and Valparaíso, Chile.
Is Valparaiso worth?
Visiting Valpo is a great, easy way to experience Chilean culture and create unique memories. If you’re stopping through Santiago, it’s definitely worth planning a day or two to explore the funky walkways and steep hills of this interesting port town.
How many days do you need in Valparaiso?
We stayed two nights in Valparaiso (one full day) and found this was good but enough. I think spending at least one night is worthwhile to allow you to soak in the atmosphere. Two full days there (3 nights) would be enough. Take the Tours4tips walking tours and you will see and learn a lot.
Do I need a car in Santiago?
Renting a car is Santiago is an option, but it’s not advisable if you expect to spend all of your time in the city. That said, if you want to visit some of Santiago’s nearby slopes or vineyards, having a car will come in handy.
Is there Uber in Chile?
Uber is not legal in Chile and described as an “informal” service.
How much does the bus cost in Santiago?
You can buy a single ticket, which includes bus fare for interconnected stations, for 700 to 800 Chilean pesos (about $1), but keep in mind that prices vary depending on the time of day, with rush-hour travel (7 to 9 a.m. and 6 to 8 p.m.) costing more.
