You’ll certainly agree there’s no shortage of places on earth that boast an amazing beauty. But if you’ve never experienced the astounding scenery of the Colchagua Valley in Chile, you ought to give yourself such a treat.  With an easy to reach location at just miles southwest of Santiago, an exceptional climate, year round sunshine and unbelievably clean air, it’s a place you’ll want to visit more than once.     

In addition to its bounty of natural attributes, the Colchagua Valley offers and atmosphere of romance that attracts honeymooners and couples from around the globe.  And its impressive number of vineyards is credited with the production of some of the best wines, winners of a variety of awards and accolades.    

For those who like to spend their vacations relaxing, there’s no better destination.  The area is ideal for going on walks through secluded meadows, sitting by a lake or getting pampered with a massage at a spa.  The more active types will undoubtedly find pleasure in hiking, horseback riding or biking.  

To enhance your vacation in the Colchagua Valley, there are hotels of incredible luxury such as Clos Apalta.  It sits in a scenic spot featuring an infinity pool, horse stables and a restaurant where the food is sure to amaze.   

Other accommodation options include staying at a farm house like   Hacienda Los Lingues, the oldest in the country.  Though less expensive than a hotel, it still showcases exquisite elegance and the refinement of the Chilean lifestyle.  All rooms are stunningly appointed with oriental rugs, antiques and designer bathroom toiletries.  Among the amenities, the Hacienda has a rodeo arena, chapel, patio and lavish gardens.  

But do leave time for touring the interesting sites such as the Museum of Colchagua.  It’s considered among the top in the nation with exhibits that include pre-Columbian artifacts, items that date back to the Spanish colonial days, weapons and sumptuous carriages from the early 1800s.  

Hop on a horse-drawn carriage and explore the array of wineries.  See Clos Apalta, the most talked about in recent decades.  Its grandiose cellars are located six stories below the ground and feature a majestic staircase befitting of a palace.       

Visit the Colchagua Valley.  You’ll be drawn into its magical allure.