Ski Rental Santiago Chile

Because the equipment is prepared and adjusted before you arrive. By booking online, you ensure that equipment in your size and at your level is available when you enter the store—you pay part online to reserve it, and the rest when you pick it up, with no queues or last-minute waiting.

No problem—you try it on in the store before you leave, and if it’s too tight or too loose, they’ll exchange it right there before you head to the slopes.

At Valle Nevado, the 2026 season pass (FIX Ticket) costs CLP $697,500 plus a mandatory Valle Plus card costing CLP $6,000. At El Colorado, the adult day ticket ranges from CLP $68,000 during the low season to CLP $75,000 during the high season. Each resort in the Santiago area (Valle Nevado, La Parva, El Colorado) sells its own pass separately.

Book in just a couple of clicks and collect from a verified local store, with no queues or paperwork at the station.

The equipment is professionally inspected and adjusted to your level—it’s not a generic package handed out to everyone alike.

Helmets, boots, poles, and fitting services are available at the same store, so you leave with everything ready to go.

And if something goes wrong during your stay in Santiago, Chile, you have local support to resolve it without losing a day on the slopes.

As soon as you confirm the reservation, you’ll receive the store’s exact address in Santiago, Chile by email. You show up with that confirmation, try the equipment on, and leave with everything adjusted in just a few minutes — no additional paperwork or waiting.

It can happen—bad weather, an unexpected issue, or too little snow. Each shop in Santiago, Chile has its own cancellation or date-change policies, which you can see clearly before paying during the booking process.

If you have questions about your specific situation, our support team can help you find the best solution—whether that’s a refund, changing the date, or whatever applies.

We compare several local stores in Santiago, Chile so you can see upfront what each rental includes — equipment, accessories, extras — with no fine print or charges that appear at the end.

Book online in just a couple of steps, and the price you see is the price you pay.

Four levels available, based on your actual experience, not the experience you wish you had:

Beginner
Stable, easy-to-control skis designed to help you make your first turns safely on green or blue runs.

Intermediate
For those who can already brake and turn confidently and want to go faster — lighter, more responsive equipment, ideal for red runs.

Advanced
Precise, demanding skis for those who can confidently ski any run and want total control at speed.

Racing
High-end equipment used in races or training — next-generation slalom, giant slalom, or freeride skis, only for highly experienced skiers.

And based on how you like to ski

Piste — the classic option, suitable for any level.
All mountain — for combining groomed runs with trips off-piste.
Freeride — wider and more stable, designed for fresh snow.
Freestyle — flexible and symmetrical, for snowparks and tricks.
Children's and junior — adjusted for weight and flexibility by age.

Choose your level and discipline, book online, and collect your equipment from a verified store in Santiago, Chile with everything already checked.

Yes — you select the start and end dates when booking, and the system calculates the total price in Santiago, Chile, with an automatic discount for multiple days.

You pick up the inspected equipment on the first day and return it at the end of the rental period, without having to visit the store each day in between.

You can add a helmet, poles, or boots at the same time, and if any issue arises during the rental, you have support from the local store in Santiago, Chile to resolve it without wasting time on the slopes.

Before heading up, always check the resort’s official report: open lifts, snow quality, snow depths, and the forecast — so you can plan your day with up-to-date information, not yesterday’s.

With km of terrain to discover, you need equipment you can rely on. Our rental equipment provides the safety and performance you need to conquer every trail, from the first run to the last descent.

El Cajón del Maipo, less than an hour from Santiago, offers rafting, trekking, and hot springs (Termas del Valle de Colina). San José de Maipo is a colonial town designated a National Monument, and heli-skiing is also available from Valle Nevado.

Check the weather forecast to find out whether you’ll need more technical or waterproof clothing that day.

Book your equipment in advance if you’re going during peak season in Santiago, Chile — this way, you’ll secure the size and level you need, rather than having to settle for what’s left.

Bring gloves, sunglasses or ski goggles, sunscreen, and several layers so you can adjust as the weather changes.

If you’re traveling with children, pack extra clothes and socks for them, along with something to eat to keep their energy up on the slopes.

If you’re driving, check whether access requires snow chains or winter tires.

We’ll take care of the equipment — you just need to focus on getting there.

From equipment rental to recommendations on what to do there, we’re with you every step of the way — with clear prices from the start and no last-minute surprises.

Reservations for several pieces of equipment receive an automatic discount when the price is calculated, and if the group has different needs (children, different skill levels, various sizes), the store staff will advise you when you pick them up.

Check our webcams and the snow report for Santiago, Chile to see the resort’s current conditions before heading up.

If you need something that isn’t listed for Santiago, Chile, contact us directly — many stores have more material than what’s shown here.

Choose “snowboard” as the sport and select only the board when configuring your reservation.

Yes — partner shops have boards for all levels, from beginners to advanced riders. Book everything together online and pick it up at the same place.

Yes, it is much cheaper to buy ski passes in advance, especially when purchasing them online. Booking early gives you access to advance-purchase discounts and helps you avoid the higher prices charged directly at the resort ticket office, particularly during peak season.

El Colorado: CLP $68,000–75,000 per day, depending on the season. Valle Nevado: CLP $697,500 for the seasonal FIX Ticket pass + Valle Plus card (CLP $6,000).

Yes, with CaranvaSports you can manage the group purchase and pick everything up at once from the same store.

Whether it’s your first time on the snow or you want to take your skills to the next level, Santiago, Chile has schools with instructors for all levels.

You can choose a private lesson if you’re looking for faster, more personalized learning, or a group lesson if you prefer to share the experience (and the cost).

There are specific courses for children with teachers who specialize in teaching kids.

Booking your lessons together with your rental ensures that everything is coordinated from your first day on the slopes.

Yes — contact us and we’ll connect you with the available teachers, along with any materials you need.

Write to us and we’ll refer you to the specialized courses available in your area.

Tell us your preference when booking, and we’ll confirm it with the school.

The resort is about more than just slopes: snowshoeing routes, ski touring excursions, snowmobile rides, or simply enjoying the sunset at altitude are popular activities among those who come to rent from us.

We’ll email you the exact store location as soon as your reservation is confirmed.

Yes, we offer repair, maintenance, and waxing of your own equipment if you need it.