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Visit Portillo for the day and enjoy some of the best skiing in the Andes. Only a short drive away, Portillo is a ski resort near Santiago which can be easily accessed from Santiago or Mendoza in two hours. Skiers who visit Portillo for the day will enjoy incredible views, world-class skiing and delicious cuisine in the heart of the Andes Mountains.
Uncrowded slopes with soft snow in a breathtaking high-alpine terrain await those who visit for the day. A broad selection of rental equipment, a renowned ski school and a variety of dining options make a day-getaway easy. With slopes open until 5pm everyday, there is plenty of time for visitors to enjoy a full day of skiing and so much more.
| Day Ticket 2024 | High Season | Low Season |
| Adult (Age 18 to 64) | USD $62 | USD $47 |
| Child (Age 5 - 11) | USD $43 | USD $33 |
| Senior (Age 65+) | USD $24 | USD $21 |
| Child (Age 4 & under) | USD $12 | USD $11 |
| Teen (Age 12 -17) | USD $45 | USD $36 |
| Student (Age 18 - 24) | USD $49 | USD $41 |
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| High Season: Saturday, Sunday, Holidays & the period between July 3 to August 18 (inclusive) | ||
| Low Season tickets: Week Days (in high season) and all days outside of High Season. |
| Day Ticket + Lunch 2024 | High Season | Low Season |
| Adult ticket (Age 18-64)+ Lunch | USD $76 | USD $61 |
| Child ticket (Age 5-11)+ Lunch | USD $57 | USD $47 |
| Teen ticket (Age 12-17) + Lunch | USD $59 | USD $50 |
| Senior ticket (Age 65+ )+ Lunch | USD $39 | USD $36 |
| Student ticket | - | - |
| *Day Tickets with MENU include lunch in the Self-serve restaurant and include soup/salad, main course & desert. Drinks not included. |
| Season Pass 2024 | Price |
| Adult | USD $964 |
| Child (Age 5-11) | USD $575 |
| Senior (Age 65+) | USD $287 |
| Child (Age 4 & under) | USD $193 |
Those visiting Portillo for the day, without their own equipment, can rent from the extensive selection available at the Portillo Rental Shop. A wide variety of ski and snowboard equipment from the top manufacturers is available for rent in a range of sizes and performance levels. Due to hygiene issues, Ski Portillo does not rent ski clothes. Guests visiting for the day must count with their own apparel, goggles and gloves. Any necessary items and clothing can also be purchased at the Portillo Ski Shop.
Located on the slopes by the Corralito beginner area, the Ski Box is perfect for a quick break or lunch stop. With a menu consisting of sandwiches, empanadas, beer, wine and sodas, this outdoor café is a great place to refuel during a day of skiing.
The self-serve cafeteria in the Hotel is available to visitors for breakfast and lunch. This convenient option has a daily selection of vegetarian, fish and meat dishes available that can be enjoyed in a casual and social setting with beautiful views of the Inca Lake.
This on-mountain restaurant is a Portillo staple, known for panoramic views of the lake and surrounding mountains. Guests can enjoy soups, salads, burgers and other meat and fish options from the grill with outdoor or indoor seating options. Advanced skiing is necessary to return to the hotel.
Those visiting for the day should be prepared for different types of weather as it can change dramatically throughout the day. Visitors should bring clothing for cold weather and possible snow as well as eyewear that can adapt to sunshine or snow.
If you forget anything, the Portillo Ski Shop is equipped with anything you might need including apparel, eyewear and gloves. For equipment, the Portillo Rental Shop has a wide variety of boots, skis and snowboards equipment for rent.
A large parking lot right outside the hotel is available free of charge to those visiting Portillo for the day.
Ski Portillo is a ski resort near Santiago which offers a unique skiing experience for skiers and snowboarders of all levels.
