Buenos Aires, the Tigre Delta, Patagonia with El Calafate and El Chaltén, Santiago, Chile and the Mendoza Wine Country
14 days/13 nights
Pre-tour option to Rio de Janeiro and The Iguaçu Falls
Please inquire about 2022 pricing
14 days/13 nights
Pre-tour option to Rio de Janeiro and The Iguaçu Falls
Please inquire about 2022 pricing
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Please join Tour Director Sandy Gregory for this wonderful adventure to South America, or contact us to help you create your own independent travel experience with our Concierge Travel Services.
Suggested time to travel: November - December |
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Pre-tour option:
• Rio de Janeiro and The Iguaçu Falls Argentina, Patagonia and the Mendoza Wine Country: 2 nights Buenos Aires 3 nights El Calafate 1 night Santiago 2 nights Mendoza 1 night Santiago |
PRE-TOUR OPTION - Rio de janeiro and the Iguaçu FALLS
Day 1. Arrive Rio de Janeiro. The bustling city of Rio de Janeiro has been one of Brazil’s most popular and frequented tourist destinations for decades. Its vibrant city centre is bursting with culture and pulsating with a deep sense of history and heritage. Rio, as it is commonly known, is the second largest city in Brazil and the third largest metropolis in the whole of South America.
Whether it is the statue of Christ perched atop Corcovado mountain or the Sugarloaf cable car, the hoards kite-surfing off Barra beach or dancing to samba on the smooth slopes of Pedra do Sal rock, this is a city and landscape turned playground, where life isn’t taken too seriously and the twists and turns of the daily political and economic soap opera has ingrained a rueful cheeriness and creativity in its people.
Set along the famous Copacabana Beach, our hotel is minutes from popular restaurants, local shops and famous nightlife. We’ll begin our orientation walk with a stroll along the u-shaped beach. The Avenida Atlantica boardwalk follows the beach and is lined with restaurants and shops. Enroute we’ll try Brazil’s favorite sparkling beverage, made from the red Amazonian Guaraná berries, as you sit above the waves.
The rest of the day is yours to enjoy the area.
Tonight: Included Welcome Dinner.
But first ... SAMBA! No music defines Rio de Janeiro better than samba. It’s the rhythm that endlessly courses down the city’s streets, putting a subtle shake in anyone’s hips. There is no better place to learn the tricky steps of samba than Rio de Janeiro, a city that’s home to some of the world’s most renowned samba dancers. We’ll begin our evening with a 1-hour private Samba lesson before we head to dinner.
Brazilian Churrascaria. We’ve burned our calories dancing the samba, and will continue our evening filled with a Brazilian gastronomic feast! Churrasco is a Brazilian barbecue method where juicy pieces, slices, steaks, and chops of beef, veal, lamb, pork, and chicken are placed on big skewers and grilled over wood fire. It started in the early 1800s when the Gauchos (European immigrants that settled in the Rio Grade do Sul area) would get together and start a fire, adding large portions of meat on skewers and slowly grilling the meat.
Overnight in Rio, 2 nights.
Day 2. A Day in Rio
Today we’ll have a full day exploring the highlights of Rio. With our private guide, we’ll drive by the traditional Cinelandia Square where the various historic buildings such as the Municipal Theater, the National Library and the National Museum of Fine Arts are located. Pass the Sambadrome, where Carnival’s samba competition takes place, and stop at the Metropolitan Cathedral, famous for its unusual architecture. When we reach the Urca neighborhood, we’ll board a glassed-in cable car for to ascent to the peak, stopping once at a scenic viewpoint. Upon reaching the top of Sugar Loaf at 1,299 feet (396 meters) above sea level, we’ll admire the views of Niteroi, Copacabana and Santa Cruz Fortress.
Lunch will be included today. You’ll disembark at Cosme Velho station to take the cog train through the Tijuca Rain Forest. When you reach the top, lace up your shoes and climb the 220 steps or opt for the easier route by riding the elevator. At the 2,300-foot (700-meter) summit, find yourself in the presence of the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue. Listen as your guide explains the history of the statue, constructed in 1931 from concrete and sandstone and named one of the Seven Wonders of the World in 2007. The statue’s armspan is 98 feet (30 meters,) and it stands 130 feet (39 meters) tall. Spend half an hour admiring the statue and taking photos of the panoramic views of Rio.
Tonight: Dinner is on your own.
Day 3: Travel Rio to Iguaçu - Brazilian Side
This morning we’ll be transported to the airport for our included flight to Iguaçu. The Iguaçu National Park along with its “sister” park in Argentina form the most significant remaining rainforest in the southern cone of South America which along with the waterfalls have been declared a National Heritage Site by UNESCO. The falls of the Iguaçu River form the border between Argentina and Brazil. The 275 falls make up the largest waterfall system in the world. Since we are beginning in Rio, we will tour the Brazilian side.
Brazilian Falls: Our trip begins at the Iguaçu National Park where we drive through the lush, subtropical vegetation of the park en route to the falls. Stroll the trail descending the canyon that offers a panoramic view of the more than 240 falls. Take the glass elevator up the cliff face for an exquisite view from the upper deck. On the Brazilian side, you can walk almost in to the Devil’s Throat - and yes, you will get wet. Most of the other falls are further away, but you get great panoramic views of them.
Included lunch
Tonight: Included dinner at the hotel.
Day 4. The Iguaçu Group will be transferred across the border to the Argentina side to catch the included IGR flight to Buenos Aires to meet up with the tour.
Whether it is the statue of Christ perched atop Corcovado mountain or the Sugarloaf cable car, the hoards kite-surfing off Barra beach or dancing to samba on the smooth slopes of Pedra do Sal rock, this is a city and landscape turned playground, where life isn’t taken too seriously and the twists and turns of the daily political and economic soap opera has ingrained a rueful cheeriness and creativity in its people.
Set along the famous Copacabana Beach, our hotel is minutes from popular restaurants, local shops and famous nightlife. We’ll begin our orientation walk with a stroll along the u-shaped beach. The Avenida Atlantica boardwalk follows the beach and is lined with restaurants and shops. Enroute we’ll try Brazil’s favorite sparkling beverage, made from the red Amazonian Guaraná berries, as you sit above the waves.
The rest of the day is yours to enjoy the area.
Tonight: Included Welcome Dinner.
But first ... SAMBA! No music defines Rio de Janeiro better than samba. It’s the rhythm that endlessly courses down the city’s streets, putting a subtle shake in anyone’s hips. There is no better place to learn the tricky steps of samba than Rio de Janeiro, a city that’s home to some of the world’s most renowned samba dancers. We’ll begin our evening with a 1-hour private Samba lesson before we head to dinner.
Brazilian Churrascaria. We’ve burned our calories dancing the samba, and will continue our evening filled with a Brazilian gastronomic feast! Churrasco is a Brazilian barbecue method where juicy pieces, slices, steaks, and chops of beef, veal, lamb, pork, and chicken are placed on big skewers and grilled over wood fire. It started in the early 1800s when the Gauchos (European immigrants that settled in the Rio Grade do Sul area) would get together and start a fire, adding large portions of meat on skewers and slowly grilling the meat.
Overnight in Rio, 2 nights.
Day 2. A Day in Rio
Today we’ll have a full day exploring the highlights of Rio. With our private guide, we’ll drive by the traditional Cinelandia Square where the various historic buildings such as the Municipal Theater, the National Library and the National Museum of Fine Arts are located. Pass the Sambadrome, where Carnival’s samba competition takes place, and stop at the Metropolitan Cathedral, famous for its unusual architecture. When we reach the Urca neighborhood, we’ll board a glassed-in cable car for to ascent to the peak, stopping once at a scenic viewpoint. Upon reaching the top of Sugar Loaf at 1,299 feet (396 meters) above sea level, we’ll admire the views of Niteroi, Copacabana and Santa Cruz Fortress.
Lunch will be included today. You’ll disembark at Cosme Velho station to take the cog train through the Tijuca Rain Forest. When you reach the top, lace up your shoes and climb the 220 steps or opt for the easier route by riding the elevator. At the 2,300-foot (700-meter) summit, find yourself in the presence of the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue. Listen as your guide explains the history of the statue, constructed in 1931 from concrete and sandstone and named one of the Seven Wonders of the World in 2007. The statue’s armspan is 98 feet (30 meters,) and it stands 130 feet (39 meters) tall. Spend half an hour admiring the statue and taking photos of the panoramic views of Rio.
Tonight: Dinner is on your own.
Day 3: Travel Rio to Iguaçu - Brazilian Side
This morning we’ll be transported to the airport for our included flight to Iguaçu. The Iguaçu National Park along with its “sister” park in Argentina form the most significant remaining rainforest in the southern cone of South America which along with the waterfalls have been declared a National Heritage Site by UNESCO. The falls of the Iguaçu River form the border between Argentina and Brazil. The 275 falls make up the largest waterfall system in the world. Since we are beginning in Rio, we will tour the Brazilian side.
Brazilian Falls: Our trip begins at the Iguaçu National Park where we drive through the lush, subtropical vegetation of the park en route to the falls. Stroll the trail descending the canyon that offers a panoramic view of the more than 240 falls. Take the glass elevator up the cliff face for an exquisite view from the upper deck. On the Brazilian side, you can walk almost in to the Devil’s Throat - and yes, you will get wet. Most of the other falls are further away, but you get great panoramic views of them.
Included lunch
Tonight: Included dinner at the hotel.
Day 4. The Iguaçu Group will be transferred across the border to the Argentina side to catch the included IGR flight to Buenos Aires to meet up with the tour.
DAY 1: ARRIVE BUENOS AIRES. YOUR ADVENTURE BEGINS! |
Arrive Ministro Pistarini International Airport EZE. Your driver and welcome host will be waiting for you outside of the airport baggage claim and will transfer you to your hotel.
After check-in, you will enjoy an orientation to the area by our local guide.
The Iguaçu group will arrive later in the afternoon with your Tour Director.
Walkable and affluent, the Recoleta neighborhood is simply a joy to wander around thanks to its exquisite architecture. If you stroll around this district, you may feel like you’re in Paris because of its stunning townhouses, built in the Beaux-Arts style.
Tonight: Included Welcome Dinner - Parrilla. No trip to Argentina would be complete without a perfectly cooked, mouth-watering steak. In Buenos Aires, grilled meat is life, and the parrilla is a holy temple of worship. “Parrilla” means grill, and refers to the actual open-fire hearth and grates where meat is cooked. It also translates to “steakhouse,” or more fittingly, any establishment — from fine dining to street cart — that specializes in grilled meats.
Overnight in Buenos Aires, 2 nights with breakfast
After check-in, you will enjoy an orientation to the area by our local guide.
The Iguaçu group will arrive later in the afternoon with your Tour Director.
Walkable and affluent, the Recoleta neighborhood is simply a joy to wander around thanks to its exquisite architecture. If you stroll around this district, you may feel like you’re in Paris because of its stunning townhouses, built in the Beaux-Arts style.
Tonight: Included Welcome Dinner - Parrilla. No trip to Argentina would be complete without a perfectly cooked, mouth-watering steak. In Buenos Aires, grilled meat is life, and the parrilla is a holy temple of worship. “Parrilla” means grill, and refers to the actual open-fire hearth and grates where meat is cooked. It also translates to “steakhouse,” or more fittingly, any establishment — from fine dining to street cart — that specializes in grilled meats.
Overnight in Buenos Aires, 2 nights with breakfast
DAY 2: A DAY IN BUENOS AIRES |
Private Buenos Aires City Tour: Today we’ll tour, Plaza de Mayo, named as a tribute to the May 1810 revolution, which led to the independence of Argentina from Spanish rule; rich with history, Plaza de Mayo is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Buenos Aires. Home to many historic buildings and statues, including the beautiful Casa Rosada, “the pink house”, where Eva Perón(Evita) famously stood on that balcony and addressed thousands. Avenida de Mayo: We’ll then stroll down this road for breathtaking architecture influenced by the art-nouveau and neoclassical movements. We’ll see Congress Palace and Teatro Colon: the opera house boasts an opulent red and gold décor.
Lunch and the afternooon is yours to explore at your leisure.
Tonight: TANGO! Private tango lesson followed by dinner and Tango show. It will be a fixed menu with many good choices.
Overnight in Buenos Aires
Lunch and the afternooon is yours to explore at your leisure.
Tonight: TANGO! Private tango lesson followed by dinner and Tango show. It will be a fixed menu with many good choices.
Overnight in Buenos Aires
DAY 3: A DAY ON THE TIGRE DELTA |
Tigre Delta Tour with Boat Ride.
The life of the “isleños” (people who live on the islands of the Delta) is very special. We’ll learn about their customs, culture and way of life on this full day tour.
Tonight, dinner on your own.
Overnight in Buenos Aires
The life of the “isleños” (people who live on the islands of the Delta) is very special. We’ll learn about their customs, culture and way of life on this full day tour.
Tonight, dinner on your own.
Overnight in Buenos Aires
DAY 4: TO PATAGONIA |
Private transfer from our hotel to the airport for the flight to El Calafate
This afternoon we’ll begin our time in Patagonia with a presentation of the area including dioramas, a 3D movie and models detailing southern Patagonia, making it a great way to get acquainted with the history and geography of the area before heading out to explore it. At the end of our tour, we’ll bundle up and enjoy included cocktials. at an ice bar. Even the chairs, walls and cups are made out of ice!
Tonight we dine in a cave by candlelight inside an archeological site with Paleolithic cave paintings dating back thousands of years. The red, yellow, black and white hues were created by indigenous peoples who drew people, animals and maps on the caverns to help other hunters and gatherers.
Overnight in El Calafate, 3 nights including breakfast
This afternoon we’ll begin our time in Patagonia with a presentation of the area including dioramas, a 3D movie and models detailing southern Patagonia, making it a great way to get acquainted with the history and geography of the area before heading out to explore it. At the end of our tour, we’ll bundle up and enjoy included cocktials. at an ice bar. Even the chairs, walls and cups are made out of ice!
Tonight we dine in a cave by candlelight inside an archeological site with Paleolithic cave paintings dating back thousands of years. The red, yellow, black and white hues were created by indigenous peoples who drew people, animals and maps on the caverns to help other hunters and gatherers.
Overnight in El Calafate, 3 nights including breakfast
DAY 5: LOS GLACIARES NATIONAL PARK AND THE PERITO MORENO GLACIER |
Blue ice. Turquoise water. Virgin white snow. Today we head to the otherworldly Perito Moreno Glacier. Located in Los Glaciares National Park less than an hour drive from El Calafate, this mass of ice rises nearly 250 above the surrounding lake, and takes up 254 square kilometers making it larger than the entire city of Buenos Aires. Its face, a vast splintered wall of ice, reaches out and almost touches all those that have traveled so far to witness its beauty.
We’ll begin our tour of the national park by strolling along a 2.5-mile network of boardwalks. They bring you to a variety of viewing decks so you can appreciate the glacier from every angle and lead to some rest areas with benches where you can enjoy the spellbinding view.
We then are on to the water, sailing right up to the glacier, granting a unique vantage point of the natural wonder. We’ll disembark onto Perito Moreno, then buckle into crampons before setting off with a guide to traverse up and down the glacier.
Dinner tonight is on your own in the town of El Calafate.
Overnight in El Calafate
We’ll begin our tour of the national park by strolling along a 2.5-mile network of boardwalks. They bring you to a variety of viewing decks so you can appreciate the glacier from every angle and lead to some rest areas with benches where you can enjoy the spellbinding view.
We then are on to the water, sailing right up to the glacier, granting a unique vantage point of the natural wonder. We’ll disembark onto Perito Moreno, then buckle into crampons before setting off with a guide to traverse up and down the glacier.
Dinner tonight is on your own in the town of El Calafate.
Overnight in El Calafate
DAY 6: EL CHALTEN |
El Chaltén: History, nature, glaciers, navigation & hikes.
We're leaving early this morning for the historic parador La Leona to get into the history of Patagonia. Enroute, we'll make stops to enjoy the panoramic views of Fitz Roy, Torre, Poincenot and the Glacier Viedma, the largest in Los Glaciares National Park.
The tour continues by boat to offer wonderful views of the Patagonian Andean forest, with its small waterfalls and lagoons and disembarkation at Vespignani Bay in the Pristino Forest to base camp. Here the group can choose between two different self-guided treks.
On the way back we’ll enjoy an included mate (pronounce mah-tay), the Argentinian national drink. Yerba mate is a dried, chopped leaf similar to the common evergreen. People carry their mate with them throughout the day to boost immunity, cleanse and detoxify the blood, tone the nervous system, combat fatigue, stimulate the mind, control appetite and reduce stress.
Included dinner
Overnight in El Calefate
We're leaving early this morning for the historic parador La Leona to get into the history of Patagonia. Enroute, we'll make stops to enjoy the panoramic views of Fitz Roy, Torre, Poincenot and the Glacier Viedma, the largest in Los Glaciares National Park.
The tour continues by boat to offer wonderful views of the Patagonian Andean forest, with its small waterfalls and lagoons and disembarkation at Vespignani Bay in the Pristino Forest to base camp. Here the group can choose between two different self-guided treks.
On the way back we’ll enjoy an included mate (pronounce mah-tay), the Argentinian national drink. Yerba mate is a dried, chopped leaf similar to the common evergreen. People carry their mate with them throughout the day to boost immunity, cleanse and detoxify the blood, tone the nervous system, combat fatigue, stimulate the mind, control appetite and reduce stress.
Included dinner
Overnight in El Calefate
HUNGRY FOR MORE ADVENTURE? THINK ABOUT ADDING A FEW MORE DAYS IN CHILEAN PATAGONIA AT OUR LUXURY ADVENTURE RESORT.
If you really want to experience the best and most impressive landscapes in Patagonia think about adding a few days in Torres del Paine. This region is home to some fantastic treks, including the infamous "W" trek around the Torres del Paine massif.
The lodge is located at the center of the Torres del Paine National Park, the heart of Patagonia, declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.The lodge is located at the center of the Torres del Paine National Park, in the heart of Patagonia. It's architecture was planned in a way that blends in with its natural surroundings.
Pricing will include accommodation, transfers, meals and beverages, and a menu of more than 40 exploration routes designed by their outdoors team.
Our treks and horseback rides include mountains, turquoise lakes, glaciers, lenga tree forests, viewpoints, prairies and rivers, in addition to the most iconic spans of the trekking circuit known as “W”.
Day 1. Transfer from El Calefate to the lodge.
Relax and enjoy the resort's amenities.
Days 2: Optional Activities - Torres del Paine National Park
All exploration have been designed in order to gradually unveil the territory’s essence – either on foot, horse back or by van. Each day, one of their guides will gladly help you choose the right exploration for your interests. Their hikes and walks have different length and difficulty levels. Those that take the full day give have lunch in the middle of nature, while those that take half a day allow you to come back for a different exploration during the afternoon. Horseback riding is meant for beginners, advanced, and expert riders; therefore, there are no excuses for not living the Patagonian experience riding through the Park.
Day 3: Optional Activities - Torres del Paine National Park
Day 4: Transfer 1.5 hour to Puerto Natales, Chile for flights to Santiago
The lodge is located at the center of the Torres del Paine National Park, the heart of Patagonia, declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.The lodge is located at the center of the Torres del Paine National Park, in the heart of Patagonia. It's architecture was planned in a way that blends in with its natural surroundings.
Pricing will include accommodation, transfers, meals and beverages, and a menu of more than 40 exploration routes designed by their outdoors team.
Our treks and horseback rides include mountains, turquoise lakes, glaciers, lenga tree forests, viewpoints, prairies and rivers, in addition to the most iconic spans of the trekking circuit known as “W”.
Day 1. Transfer from El Calefate to the lodge.
Relax and enjoy the resort's amenities.
Days 2: Optional Activities - Torres del Paine National Park
All exploration have been designed in order to gradually unveil the territory’s essence – either on foot, horse back or by van. Each day, one of their guides will gladly help you choose the right exploration for your interests. Their hikes and walks have different length and difficulty levels. Those that take the full day give have lunch in the middle of nature, while those that take half a day allow you to come back for a different exploration during the afternoon. Horseback riding is meant for beginners, advanced, and expert riders; therefore, there are no excuses for not living the Patagonian experience riding through the Park.
Day 3: Optional Activities - Torres del Paine National Park
Day 4: Transfer 1.5 hour to Puerto Natales, Chile for flights to Santiago
DAY 7: TO SANTIAGO, CHILE |
Enjoy a relaxing morning before our transfer to the airport for flights to Santiago, Chile.
Included dinner
Overnight in Santiago, 1 night with breakfast
Included dinner
Overnight in Santiago, 1 night with breakfast
DAY 8: TO MENDOZA |
Private transfer from your hotel to the airport for morning flight to Mendoza.
Mendoza is a charming town at the epicenter of the Argentine wine country. Here, amidst leafy, tree-lined streets and fields of grapevines you will find quaint Art Deco buildings, manicured parks & plazas, and of course, world class wine and food, all with the impressive backdrop of the snow-capped Andes looming behind.
Located in the heart of downtown Mendoza, our hotel is a block away from the city’s central promenade, Avenida Sarmiento and some of the town’s best boutique shopping. Boasting an excellent fitness facility, spa, pool and beautiful rooms with marble baths and rainfall showers, this hotel has every amenity you’ll need for a great stay.
This afternoon, take a walk across the Plaza Independencia, stroll along the promenade, stop for a scoop of dulce de leche, shop for purses and leather goods and pick up an authentic Argentinian polo shirt.
OPTIONAL: Sunset Horseback Ride and Campfire Dinner. We ride for 2 hours in the Cordillera de Los Andes finishing with a campfire dinner of delicious roast and Mendoza wines - all while being serenaded around the campfire.
Overnight in Mendoza, 2 nights with breakfast
Mendoza is a charming town at the epicenter of the Argentine wine country. Here, amidst leafy, tree-lined streets and fields of grapevines you will find quaint Art Deco buildings, manicured parks & plazas, and of course, world class wine and food, all with the impressive backdrop of the snow-capped Andes looming behind.
Located in the heart of downtown Mendoza, our hotel is a block away from the city’s central promenade, Avenida Sarmiento and some of the town’s best boutique shopping. Boasting an excellent fitness facility, spa, pool and beautiful rooms with marble baths and rainfall showers, this hotel has every amenity you’ll need for a great stay.
This afternoon, take a walk across the Plaza Independencia, stroll along the promenade, stop for a scoop of dulce de leche, shop for purses and leather goods and pick up an authentic Argentinian polo shirt.
OPTIONAL: Sunset Horseback Ride and Campfire Dinner. We ride for 2 hours in the Cordillera de Los Andes finishing with a campfire dinner of delicious roast and Mendoza wines - all while being serenaded around the campfire.
Overnight in Mendoza, 2 nights with breakfast
DAY 9: THE MENDOZA WINE COUNTRY - MAIPU |
Wine tasting and cooking class and lunch in Maipu.
Today we head into the heart of the Land of Malbec - Maipu. We'll spend our day at a lovely place where wine, gastronomy and art are blended in exquisite harmony. Enroute, we'll start with a bubbly celebration at one of the region’s best sparkling wine producers.
We're then on to a winery to enjoy a cooking lesson conducted by the winery’s chef. The hands-on menu includes baking bread on an open fire, making empanadas and humitas and grilling asado (Argentine bbq). We'll then sit down to enjoy the fruits of your labor while enjoying top-notch Malbecs and Cabs along with unique white varietals such as Viognier and Torrontes, a grape that is native only to Argentina.
Tonight is on your own in Mendoza.
Overnight in Mendoza
Today we head into the heart of the Land of Malbec - Maipu. We'll spend our day at a lovely place where wine, gastronomy and art are blended in exquisite harmony. Enroute, we'll start with a bubbly celebration at one of the region’s best sparkling wine producers.
We're then on to a winery to enjoy a cooking lesson conducted by the winery’s chef. The hands-on menu includes baking bread on an open fire, making empanadas and humitas and grilling asado (Argentine bbq). We'll then sit down to enjoy the fruits of your labor while enjoying top-notch Malbecs and Cabs along with unique white varietals such as Viognier and Torrontes, a grape that is native only to Argentina.
Tonight is on your own in Mendoza.
Overnight in Mendoza
DAY 10: LUJAN DE CUYO AND BACK TO SANTIAGO |
Today we spend the day exploring Lujan de Cuyo, the premier wine growing region in Argentina and where the most famous wineries are located. Just under the snow-capped Andes, Lujan de Cuyo houses century old wineries, some of the oldest in all of Mendoza. This region put Argentina on the map for wine production. In Lujan, you can also expect to find a fair amount of great fruit forward Chardonnays and rich Cabernet Sauvignons.
Our tour concludes with an included 5-course Farewell Lunch.
After lunch we will be transferred to the Mendoza airport for our afternoon flight to Santiago.
Overnight in Santiago, 1 night with breakfast
Our tour concludes with an included 5-course Farewell Lunch.
After lunch we will be transferred to the Mendoza airport for our afternoon flight to Santiago.
Overnight in Santiago, 1 night with breakfast
DAY 11: TRANSFERS TO THE SANTIAGO AIRPORT FOR FLIGHTS OUT |