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Alvaro was a great communicator and arranged a private tour at my last minute request. The tour was arranged such a way for us to enjoy the city and with one on one attention. Fish soup (caldillo de control) was certainly the highlight of my trip!! Great service and I highly recommend this tour company.
My husband and I loved this tour! Our tour guide, Rai, was very knowledgeable and kind. The second guide, who also drove the tour van, was also very nice. The hike was not difficult but I am overly-cautious when walking on uneven terrain as I have a bad knee but the guides were extremely gracious and made sure that we made it through safely. The valley we hiked to was beautiful and the hot springs were fun. The guides stopped at a gas station for a quick bite to eat and bathroom break en route which was a nice surprise.
This was an exceptional experience! Thank you to Matias, Frank and Colorado. Booking, communication, service all exceptional. Punctual and friendly pick up by Frank, short drive from the centre of Santiago. The ranch is rustic, the horses are all happy and well cared for. Suitable for any experience of rider. Due to terrain, it’s walking and a little trot. We spotted Condor and were accompanied by the ranches collie Max. Views were stunning. A well worth trip and one I would do again.
Julio and Mathias were a great team and provided a professional interesting tour to fascinating Valparaiso. It’s so different from Santiago and such diversity of sights, UNESCO listed steeetscapes. history, beautiful murals, social commentary and those sea lions!! It’s a great day trip and wish we could have done both the extended coast tour and the Casablanca vibe yard but it’s already a long day! Thanks for a great experience
Alberto es muy excelente! He took us on a guided tour in Cajon del Maipo yesterday! It was a beautiful experience and Alberto took every measure to ensure we were comfortable, informed, and had fun. He cooked a wonderful BBQ with a front row view of the Andes and Valle de en Gorda. We had a great time and would highly recommend it.
If you're even thinking about exploring Chile on two wheels, stop thinking and BOOK this tour! Wild Tracks Moto crafted the most incredible 3-day journey across the Central Valley. We rode through stunning vineyards, sipped world-class wines, and made it to Pichilemu's wild coastline — the sunsets there are unreal. The bikes were top-notch, the guides passionate and professional, and the connection with local communities made it truly special. Every moment felt authentic and adventurous. One of the best travel experiences of my life. Highly recommended for anyone craving freedom, discovery, and a serious adrenaline kick!
My wife and I joined the Lanin Volcano expedition on March 18-19th. The experience was so bad that I let myself reflect and calm down to give as unbiased of a review as possible. TLDR - While this tour company is highly responsive and well organized, their overselling and bad guiding led to the worst guided experience we’ve ever had. I’ve never been in a situation where the guide leaves you behind, especially when you specifically request their help. My wife and I are avid hikers, with no mountaineering experience. Prior to this hike, we had been hiking in Patagonia for 4 weeks, but had never climbed a volcano specifically. Being adventurous, we signed up for the two day Lanin hike. At first, it was a great experience. Quick responses, seamless online payment, and convenient location. When we arrived for our pre hike check in the night before, we were taken through a fairly lengthy questionnaire that included questions about using our own equipment, prior experience of hiking and volcanoes specifically, and a rundown of timelines for the next two days. At this point, the lady checking us in 1) waved away any concerns about technical abilities regarding the hike and 2) told us that instead of renting shoes (included in the cost) it would be better, and smarter, to use our own boots. That logic sounded reasonable- our shoes fit well, are broken in and comfortable. HOWEVER, there was no check to see if our boots were sufficient, as we were wearing standard hiking boots vs stiff mountaineering boots- which turned out to be a huge issue, as the stiff boots were a requirement for the type of hiking we would be doing - essentially kicking your toes into the sand/gravel, similar to snow, and climbing up - impossible with soft soled shoes. The next morning, when we arrived for gear check + packing, we immediately ran into issues. The provided bag was obviously too small- in fact, our guide agreed with us, but merely shrugged and said “I try to tell them!” Since we had our own bags stashed in our rental car, we suggested this as a solution to our guide- who, visibly relieved, immediately agreed. Importantly, our guide- who I hold ultimately responsible for the safety of his group- did not check our gear (some of which was faulty) nor did he comment on our footwear. At this point, we hopped into our guide’s friend’s car, who he casually informed us would be joining. Once we got to the trailhead and started hiking, everything was great- for the first 40 minutes, but as soon as we started climbing the actual volcano, it became immediately apparent that this was not the type of hike where pure fitness and willpower would be sufficient to carry us to the top. We were hiking up former landslides- essentially 45 degree slopes of volcanic sand, rocks, and gravel, and for every two steps we took forward, we were sliding back at least one. As our pace slowed down, the guide didn’t seem to notice or care - he simply continued chatting with his friend and forged ahead, often getting far enough ahead of us that we could no longer see or hear him. The only saving grace was that the third paying member of the expedition (Vincent) was very experienced, and basically took over guiding duties by pointing out the paths to take up the mountain, since there were no marked trails. When we stopped for our first break, I asked the guide (in Spanish and English) if he could slow down the pace, and specifically help my wife navigate up the mountain, as she was struggling to identify safe routes to climb. He agreed to slow down and help, and for the next 15-20 minutes, did a great job. Unfortunately, his friend decided that our pace was too slow, overtook us and started chatting up the guide again, who got distracted, stopped doing his job, and again left all three of the paying guests behind. This story continued for the rest of the day, as he basically neglected to guide us for the remainder of the hike. At this point my wife decided to sit out next day’s climb to the summit, as she did not have any confidence that our guide could get her up and down the peak safely. The next morning, I put on the rented mountaineering clothing and began the hike - immediately noticing that the rental pants have a Velcro waist closure that was completely broken, something that I did not enjoy discovering halfway up the volcano. After switching into my original hiking pants, we restarted the hike, and it was basically the same story as day one. To give credit where it’s due, our guide did a good job for the first hour when we were hiking in the pre-dawn darkness, and stayed close ahead of me to help identify the trail. However, as soon as the sun rose, he and his friend were back to the front leaving me behind. After finally completing the summit, we returned to camp to pack up and pick up my wife for the remainder of the descent. I had made sure to tell the guide several times that my wife would need his help on the descent, as she had zero experience with volcanoes and the type of hiking we were doing. After agreeing several times, he continued the established pattern, doing his job for ~20 min, getting distracted by his friend, and then neglecting to guide anymore. Luckily with the help of Vincent, I was able to get my wife and I safely down the mountain, which unfortunately was not the end of our terrible day. After we finished the hike and loaded back into the guide’s friend’s car, he proceeded to drive like an absolute maniac back to town. We were on two lane mountain roads, and he casually would veer from lane to lane during blind corners, or overtake cars way too aggressively. To make matters worse, there weren’t even enough seatbelts for all of us, so I was worried that one bad turn would kill us. Thankfully, we returned to Pucon safely, and were able to limp back to our hostel.
Third trip with LBV, very entertaining and informative guide, thank you Carlos. I had enjoyed the markets tour more as more stops and interaction but would recommend this trip just perhaps in the summer when warmer and more light at the start of the trip. (It was very dark when we got started.) A great way to get your bearings around Santiago when you arrive.
The tour itself was amazing. The north coast is a must see. Reach stop/town had its own special story and charm. Our guide, Vincent was nothing short of brilliant. He was incredibly knowledgeable, kind, and patient with our many questions about Chile and all that we were seeing. We would go on any tour he was handling.
