Discover Santiago in a fun, active, and unique way!

Join us on this bike adventure through some of the most charming corners of Chile’s capital. Over the course of half a day, we’ll explore vibrant neighborhoods, lively parks, and iconic landmarks — all while enjoying the city’s rhythm like a true local.
Perfect for all fitness levels, this tour blends culture, history, and nature with a touch of fun — a relaxed, safe, and surprise-filled ride.
As we begin our bike journey through Santiago, we’ll start by pedaling through the modern neighborhood of Providencia, a lively area full of shops and contemporary architecture. Affectionately known as “Sanhattan” for its skyscrapers and cosmopolitan atmosphere, it’s the perfect starting point for our urban adventure.
From there, we’ll head to the elegant Alonso de Córdova area, one of the most exclusive districts in the city, and then immerse ourselves in the beauty of Bicentenario Park in Vitacura. This urban oasis invites us to pause and relax among lush trees, calm lagoons, contemporary sculptures, and birds that bring the space to life.
Next, we’ll head toward San Cristóbal Hill, entering through the "La Pirámide" route. We’ll enjoy a gentle climb along a paved path offering breathtaking views of the city. At the cable car station, we’ll experience something truly special — a ride through the skies of Santiago that will take us to the summit of the hill. There, we’ll visit the iconic statue of the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception and take in a stunning 360° panoramic view of the capital, with the majestic Andes Mountains in the background.
Back on our bikes, we’ll ride into the charming Lastarria neighborhood, known for its bohemian spirit, rich cultural vibe, and cozy cafés. We’ll then continue to the historic Santa Lucía Park, a green oasis full of history and natural beauty, located in the very heart of the city.
Finally, we’ll arrive at the iconic Plaza de Armas, the historic heart of Santiago, and wrap up this unforgettable journey in front of the Palacio de La Moneda, Chile’s most important political and architectural landmark.