Highlights
- Smell the salty Pacific Ocean breeze at Isla Negra in the El Quisco commune
- Learn about Pablo Neruda; poet, writer, and Nobel Prize in Literature winner
- Visit the unique museum-house facing the sea where Pablo Neruda lived
- Marvel at Pomaire's famous clay pots and crafts with their deep ochre color
- Hear stories about Chile's rich history and culture from your local guide
Description
Immerse yourself in Chile's history and culture on a private guided trip from Santiago to Isla Negra, the Pablo Neruda Museum, and Pomaire. Learn about Pomaire's clay craftwork, as well as Pablo Neruda's, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, life and work at his dedicated museum on Isla Negra.
Start your journey bright and early and head down along the highway of the Sun, heading to Pablo Neruda's house in Isla Negra. Sit back and relax on the 1.5-hour long journey, taking in the expansive Chilean landscape en route.
Arrive at Isla Negra, where Pablo Neruda built his house. Converted into a house-museum, the author's previous home holds numerous treasures and objects, collections of bottles, shells, and an imposing figurehead - all of which were a constant source of inspiration for the famous poet.
Stop for lunch at your own expense before starting your return trip. On the way back to Santiago, visit the famous and traditional town of Pomaire. Called a Chilean typical zone, the main characteristic of Pomaire is its clay crafts.
Includes
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Round-trip transportation by car or minibus
Entry ticket to Pablo Neruda Museum
Guide
Driver
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
