What exactly is a terremoto, and is it very strong?

A terremoto is a traditional Chilean cocktail combining white wine, grenadine syrup, and a scoop of pineapple ice cream. Despite its name (meaning 'earthquake'), it's refreshing and fruity rather than intensely alcoholic—the ice cream softens the alcohol content.

Is Chilean pisco different from Peruvian pisco?

Both are grape brandies, but Chilean pisco is typically drier and produced differently than its Peruvian counterpart. Your guide will explain the nuances and how locals prefer to drink it.

How much walking is involved between stops?

Expect moderate walking as you move between Central Market, Lastarria, and Bellavista. Total walking is distributed across 4 hours, with breaks at each venue. Comfortable shoes are essential.

Are sopaipillas savoury or sweet?

They're savoury fried pastries served with sauces (often spicy pebre or sweet ají). They're a popular Chilean street snack and pair well with pisco.

Can I request vegetarian or allergy-friendly options?

Yes. Inform the supplier when booking about any dietary restrictions, allergies, or preferences. The guide can adjust tastings at each stop accordingly.

What's included in the EUR 209 price?

Private guide, hotel pickup and return, and all tastings and snacks at the three venues (terremoto with snack, sopaipillas with sauces and pisco, craft beer in Bellavista). Additional drinks and tips are not included.

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About this activity

Explore Santiago's best food and drink scenes across three iconic neighbourhoods in a single evening. This 4-hour private tour takes you from the bustling Central Market through bohemian Lastarria to artistic Bellavista, sampling signature Chilean cocktails, street food, and craft beers with a local guide.

We will start the service at 18.00hrs from your hotel to go to the Central Market of Chile that will be our first stop, in the place we will taste a glass of terremoto a fruity cocktail with wine grenadine and pineapple icecream drink accompanied with a snack.

The second stop will be in the Lastarria neighborhood where we will visit a famous bar-restaurant called Chipe libre, in the place you will try sopaipillas, sauces and the famous Chilean Pisco, very typical drink a type fermented grape product like brandy aromas and flavors to enjoy in the afternoon of Santiago.

Our last stop will be the Bellavista neighborhood where we will visit the Kunstaman Knipe Pub of German influence to drink artisan beers and find a good moment of relaxation and friendship. After our activity the local guide will organize the return to the hotel.

Duration of the service: 4 hours.

Highlights

✓Taste a terremoto—Chile's iconic fruity cocktail of wine, grenadine, and pineapple ice cream—at Central Market
✓Try sopaipillas and artisan Chilean pisco in the eclectic Lastarria neighbourhood
✓Sample craft beers in a German-influenced pub in the vibrant Bellavista district
✓Private guide experience tailored to your pace and interests
✓Hotel pickup and return included

Insider tips

★Eat a light lunch before the 6 PM start; you'll be sampling throughout but not eating full meals at each stop
★Wear comfortable walking shoes—you'll move between three neighbourhoods with moderate walking between venues
★Ask your guide about the stories behind each drink; pisco production and terremoto origins are fascinating to locals
★Bellavista can get busy on weekends; weekday tours offer a more relaxed atmosphere

Good to know

•Tour starts at 18:00 (6 PM) from your hotel; confirm pickup location when booking
•All tastings and snacks are included; gratuities and additional drinks are separate
•The pace involves walking between three distinct areas—moderate fitness level recommended
•Groups are private, so customisation is possible; mention dietary restrictions or spirit preferences when booking

Who it's for

Food and drink enthusiasts keen to explore local specialities beyond tourist restaurantsCouples seeking a romantic evening with cultural immersionSolo travellers wanting insider knowledge and a curated social experiencePhotography lovers interested in neighbourhood character and market atmosphere

Best time to visit

Evening departures (6 PM start) align with Santiago's social drinking culture. Visit during spring (September–November) or autumn (March–May) for pleasant evening temperatures; summer (December–February) can be warm.

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Reviews

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Laura P.

Feb 2026

our guide Sofia sorted everything for us and a stop the guide added on the fly was the highlight, and blew our Cancun one out of the water, 10/10

Carlos T.

Sep 2025

our guide Samir had so many stories and a stop the guide added on the fly was the highlight, and miles ahead of a similar tour we tried in Cancun.

Dan V.

Jul 2025

our guide Ingrid had so many stories and a little local spot off the usual route was the highlight, and blew our Porto one out of the water, no joke

Ray F.

Feb 2025

our guide Dmitri couldnt do enough for us and a stop the guide added on the fly was the highlight, and miles ahead of a similar tour we tried in Marrakech.

Mark P.

Feb 2025

our guide Sven was brilliant and a stop the guide added on the fly was the highlight, and miles ahead of a similar tour we tried in Cancun.

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