Top 4 Ski Days in Chile

1.Valle Nevado and Farellones Ski-Center Day Trip

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 110 reviews · 9 - 10 hours · from $51Our pick

Ride from Santiago into the Andes on a 9 to 10 hour guided trip with hotel pickup. Visit Farellones and El Colorado, continue to Valle Nevado at 3,000 meters, and enjoy sweeping views. Guides speak Spanish, English, or Portuguese. Lunch, lift tickets, clothing, and equipment cost extra, and snow conditions vary by season.

“mesmo sendo no verão o passeio é super bacana. conhecemos as pistas, principais estações e a vista é de tirar o fôlego. Paisagem magnífica. vale super a pena. nota 10 para o Christian”

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2.Skiing in Farellones Park: Ski Tickets, Lessons, Transportation and More

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 86 reviews · 10 hours (approx.) · from $201

Spend about 10 hours traveling from Santiago to Farellones Park for skiing, lessons, tubing, sleigh rides, canopy rides, and mountain views. A bilingual guide, group transport, park activities, and ski instruction for ages 7 and up are included. The day begins at Parque Arauco at 6:15 a.m.

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3.Valle Nevado Ski Day Trip with Hotel Transfers

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 47 reviews · 10 hours · from $45Best value

You’ll leave Santiago early, stop for optional ski clothing rental, and climb through 60 mountain curves to Valle Nevado at 3,000 meters. Hotel pickup covers Santiago Centro, Providencia, and Las Condes. Guides speak Spanish or Portuguese, with past guests praising Albert and Ítalo for friendly help. Bring warm clothes, and buy your park ticket and ski pass in advance.

“O guia Albert foi extremamente simpático e eficiente, nos orientou sobre tudo do início ao fim. Recomendo.”

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4.Farellones Park Resort Entry & Ski Classes

★★★★★★★★★★3.8 · 4 reviews · 8 hours · from $380

Travel from Santiago to Farellones and Colorado with a guide, ski equipment, and an introductory ski class included. You’ll have time for tubing, ziplining, spa facilities, mountain views, and snow play. Guides such as Hernan and Ricardo have provided friendly, helpful support, but weekend queues can be very long.

“Farellones park is ridiculously busy and the queues are around 2/3 hours long. The zip line we waited for 3 hours and then had to leave before we went on it as our ski lesson was booked at 2pm. Your ski lesson isn’t pre-booked so all the morning slots were booked up when we got there. The ski lesson and time on the slope was amazing. Also, private transfer in a comfortable car. I just wouldn’t return to this resort or if you are going to make sure it’s not on a Friday or a weekend. Our guide minded our clothes and shoes while we skied, we appreciated this as…”

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