San Antonio Cruise Terminal Transfers

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San Antonio Cruise Terminal Transfers

Frequently Asked Questions:

• How do I meet the driver? The driver is going to be waiting with a sigboard showing your name. He will be at the arrivals hall, just after going through customs, very easy to find.
• How long it takes to go from San Antonio to Santiago? The distance from San Antonio Cruise Port to Santiago, Chile, is approximately 110 kilometers (68 miles) by car. The travel time typically ranges from 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on traffic conditions. The journey primarily involves taking Route 78, also known as the Autopista del Sol, which is a well-maintained highway connecting the coastal city to the capital.
• What will happen if there is a delay on my flight? We will follow up on your flight status online, if there is a delay, the driver will wait. If you miss your plane and you board a new flight with a different number, contact us.
• I’m carrying a lot of suitcases and bags, is this a problem? No, we have vehicles that can manage large amounts of luggage, but we need to know this in advance. Please contact us and we will attend to your needs.
• Can I use this service to go to any location in Santiago? Yes, since we provide private transportation service, with no pre-designed routes, your personal driver can take you to any location in Santiago. We provide transportation to Downtown Santiago, Lastarria, Vitacura, Providencia, Las Condes, Bellavista,
• Can I use this service to go to Neighboring Cities? Yes, we provide transportation to the Pacific Ocean Coast cities of San Antonio, Viña del Mar, Reñaca, Zapallar, Cachagua, Maitencillo, Concón, and Maitencillo.
• Is San Antonio Cruise Terminal a busy place? Yes. Approximately 50 international cruise ships call on San Antonio during the 4-month Chilean summer, mostly as part of a long South American itinerary.

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About San Antonio Cruise Port (Chile)

San Antonio Cruise Port is located in the Valparaíso Region of Chile, approximately 120 kilometers (75 miles) west of Santiago. This port is one of the main gateways for cruise passengers visiting central Chile, offering access to popular destinations like Santiago, the Maipo Valley wine region, and the coastal city of Valparaíso. The port itself is a bustling commercial hub with limited tourist infrastructure, so it’s advisable for visitors to plan transportation and excursions in advance. For those interested in local culture, the nearby fishing village of Cartagena offers a more authentic Chilean experience. Make sure to arrange transportation ahead of time, as public transport options are limited and taxi services can be scarce.