Tour Packages

18 DAYS / 17 NIGHTS

Day 1 : Flight to Santiago, Chile.

Day 2 : Arrival in Santiago. Take an afternoon City tour.

The city tour will take you to the main points of the city where you will learn the historical significance of each point. The San Cristobal Hill will give you an excellent panoramic view of the whole city.

Day 3 : Santiago (B).

FULL DAY VINA DEL MAR AND VALPARAISO 
Vina del Mar is known as the “Garden City” because of the green areas surrounding it. Wonderful restaurants, discotheques and casinos are also places to watch out for. Valparaiso is the main seaside port of the city. At the foot of the hills you will encounter the business center with its beautiful colonial circle of lit up hills cascading into the water.

Day 4 : Santiago to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (B,D).

SAMBA SHOW WITH DINNER
Depart from your hotel to a “Churascarria (Brazilian BBQ restaurant)”. Then transfer to a typical samba club to watch a samba presentation depicting Brazil’s Cultural Past.

Day 5 : Rio de Janeiro (B,L).

FULL DAY SUGARLOAF AND CORCOVADO WITH LUNCH 
Departure from the hotel to the Corcovado railway station at the foot of the Corcovado mountain. A 3.5km (25mins) train ride through the lush mountain greenery to the station on the top of the mountain. Walk 222 steps from the train station to the 38meter high statue of Christ the Redeemer. Drive through Flamengo Park & Botafogo before arriving at Urca & the cable car station to the Sugar Loaf. Take the cable car to the first stage, the Morro da Urca mountain (220 meters).

Day 6 : Rio de Janeiro (B).

HALF DAY PETROPOLIS TOUR
The Imperial city of Petropolis is situated 66 kms from Rio. Ride through the beautiful countryside of the lush “Serra da Estrela” mountains. The main attraction in Petropolis is the Summer Palace of Dom Pedro II.

Day 7 : Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires, Argentina(B).

BUENOS AIRES
Buenos Aires is South America’s most Elegant city. Cosmopolitan, modern and dynamic with its cafes and tango bars.

TANGO SHOW WITH DINNER.

Day 8 : Buenos Aires (B,L).

FULL DAY GAUCHO FARM WITH LUNCH
Witness a folklore and Horse show as you will meet the macho cowboys of the city and you will have a chance to sample their irresistible Argentinean BBQ lunch.

Day 9 : Buenos Aires to Iguassu Falls, Brazil (B).

CITY TOUR OF BUENOS AIRES
Visit the main points of the city: Avenida 9 de Julio, Teatro de Colon, Plaza San Martin, The May Square (Plaza De Mayo), with its historical monuments, the northern Recoleta district, Palermo Parks, and the Southern districts of San Telmo and La Boca.

Day 10 : Iguassu (B).

BRASIL SIDE OF THE FALLS , ITAIPU DAM AND MACUCO BOAT SAFARI
The Brazilian side of the falls offers a panoramic view of the entire falls. You will learn about the largest hydroelectric powerplant in the world called Itaipu and be thrilled with your Macuco Boat ride adventure that will bring you closer to the falls.

Day 11 : Iguassu to Lima, Peru (B).

ARGENTINA SIDE OF THE FALLS
This side of the falls shows a more detailed view of each individual falls though the special pathways and bridges.

LIMA, PERU
Peru is the third largest country in South America. Peru reveals one of the richest pre-Columbian Histories on the Americas with highly advanced societies that prevailed against awesome odds. TheCapital of Peru, Lima is located on the center coast.

Day 12 : Lima (B).

CITY TOUR AND GOLD MUSEUM
Visit the Colonial and modern Lima during this tour and see the largest Gold Collection in Peru housed at the residence of Miguel Gallo’, the person behind this amazing collection.

Day 13 : Lima to Cuzco (B).

CUZCO
Sacred center of the Andean culture, main city of the Spanish Colony. Cusco is the result of the Inca and European encounter. Considered one of the architectural gems of the world, here you will find a living past, history captured amidst its walls, temples, and even people. The Incas venerated Cusco as the `navel of the universe´, building from here the trails that united their vast Empire. 

CITY TOUR WITH RUINS
Visit the Imperial City, living example of the mixture of the Andean and Spanish cultures. Visit the Santo Domingo Convent, built over the Koricancha, and ancient Inca palace and main worship center of the Sun God. Stop at the Main Square, where one can find the Cathedral and the beautiful Church of La Compañía. Continue to the Sacsayhuaman Fortress, imposing sample of military Inca architecture which dominates the city. Finally, we will take a look at the archaeological sites of Qenko, Puca-Pucara and Tambomachay, located north east of the city.

Day 14 : Cuzco (B).

FULL DAY MACHU PICCHU 
Take the morning train for a full-day tour of Machu Picchu, the “Lost City of the Incas”, regarded as one of the most energetic and renowned examples of Inca architecture. Surrounded by lush cloud forest, the citadel perched on a mist-shrouded mountain-top.

Day 15 : Cuzco to Mexico City, Mexico (B).

MEXICO 
The oldest metropolis on the American continent, is perched atop a highland valley at about 2,240 meters (7,392 feet) above sea level. Towering high above the city’s southeast side are two volcanoes: Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl. The nation’s capital has some of the best weather in the world with an average temperature of 22º C (72º F). Once known as the City of Palaces, Mexico City has two areas that were declared World Heritage Sites by the UNESCO. The first, the Centro Historico (Historic Center), has beautiful historic and religious buildings, such as the Catedral Metropolitano (Metropolitan Cathedral), one of the most important architectural structures in the Western Hemisphere. The Palacio Nacional (National Palace) has spectacular Diego Rivera murals that chronicle Mexico’s history. And Palacio de Bellas Artes (Palace of Fine Arts), which hosts the city’s most important cultural events, is a beautiful construction that blends art nouveau and art deco styles. The other World Heritage Site, Xochimilco Ecological Park, is often called the Venice of Mexico due to its beautiful canals. 

Day 16 : Mexico (B).

FULL DAY GUADALUPE AND TEOTIHUACAN PYRAMIDS
Visit the popular shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, which is the most important Catholic temple in the Americas. Proceed to the Teotihuacan to admire the magnificent Pyramid of the Sun, soaring at 210 feet, it is the oldest building in Mexico dating AD 100.

Day 17 : Mexico to your onward International flight (B).

CITY TOUR WITH PYRAMIDS
Mexico is one of the largest cities in the world and home to around 23 million people. A bus tour on reforma avenue will take you to the Chapultepec Park and Las Lomas residential area, the Zocalo main square, the impressive metropolitan Cathedral and the National Palace to admire Diego Rivera murals, depicting the history of Mexico.

Day 18 : Arrival