The coastal city of Isla Negra is 120 km from Santiago, it is a town located in the southern part of the Quisco district, in the Valparaíso Region. Despite not being an island proper, it was named after the Chilean poet, when he saw a black rock in the sea, near his house. Famous for hosting one of the three residences of the Nobel Prize for Literature Pablo Neruda that became a museum that contains all the eccentricities collected by the poet. In addition, you can visit other tourist attractions such as the Imaginary Ship a beautiful house converted into a boat where you can experience that feeling of being a child again, an excellent place to live an unforgettable experience, you should only ask the captain for permission to enter. board Captain! Continuing through the streets you will be able to appreciate how picturesque the place is embalmed by the culture of the late Chilean poet, and then stop at the edge of a rough sea that strongly impacts with the rocks a beautiful spectacle for our eyes, not to stay with taste to You can not go to the nearby restaurants to enjoy the best seafood. If you want a more countryside environment you can visit the beautiful Laguna and Quebrada Córdova place to admire the beautiful landscape of the Area. Even if you stay with more spirits you can continue your journey along the coast you can see the beaches of Algarrobo and El Quisco both beautiful tourist places.

Viña Undurraga is present in the main wine valleys of the country, such as: Valle del Maipo, Leyda, Colchagua, Cachapoal and Maule. Some of them are already established valleys with a long tradition, while others have a recent but growing and globally recognized activity. This diversity of terroirs allows Undurraga to offer an interesting diversity of origins in its wines.