Chile, Patagonia, Argentina & Brazil Holiday 2025/2026

Day 1 – Fly to Chile

Today you will fly to Chile’s capital city – Santiago.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast

Day 2 – Arrive in Santiago

Welcome to Chile! At your arrival your local guide will be waiting for you with a sign with your names on it to welcome you to the country and transfer you to the hotel. Arrival and check in.

In the afternoon, at the scheduled time Santiago City tour. You will start at Plaza de Armas (main square) to learn more about the founding of the city and then take a short walk to the famous Central Market to explore the diversity of its fresh produce and rub shoulders with locals. During your walk in the historic city center, you will pass in front of the elegant Supreme Court, the seat of the Government (Palacio de la Moneda) and the old banking district with its turn-of-the-century buildings, before arriving on the Santa Lucia hill where the Spanish conquistadors established their camp when they arrived for the first time in this region. You will have some time to walk around and enjoy a panoramic view, then continue to your last stop: the charming district of Lastarria. At the end of the tour drop off at the hotel.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast

Day 3 – Santiago

Following breakfast, today is a tale of two cities. Valparaiso is a colonial city presenting an excellent example of late 19th century urban and architectural development in Latin America, considered a World Heritage site by UNESCO. Enjoy a ride on a traditional cable car and delight in the outstanding colours of the cliff top homes, bohemian culture and outstanding sea views. Continue to the coastal city of Vina Del Mar, a sharp contrast to neighbouring Valparaiso, known as the ‘Garden City’, a fascinating and beautiful location where you will enjoy delightfully expansive parks, fabulous architecture and the crystal-clear waters of the Pacific Ocean. There will be an opportunity to visit La Sebastiana museum at an additional fee, famous for inspiring the Chilean Poet Pablo Neruda.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast

Day 4 – Santiago

Today is at leisure for you to explore the energetic and cosmopolitan city of Santiago at your own pace. Our suggestion: Visit Casablanca Wine Valley and the hidden Casas del Bosque Winery. In case you are interested please let us know since it is necessary to book with anticipation.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast

Day 5 – Santiago/Punta Arenas – Puerto Natales

Following breakfast transfer to Santiago airport for your flight to Punta Arenas. On arrival, you will be met and enjoy a tour of the small isolated city of Punta Arenas. Discover the special charm of this extreme city, which was shaped by the Strait of Magellan with the contribution of various cultures leaving a  valuable historical and cultural legacy with traditions that endure to this day. Its population descends mainly of Croatian, Spanish, Italian, German, English immigrants and families from Chiloé Island (south of Chile). Today, Punta Arenas has a population close to 125,000 people.  Our tour begins with a visit to Cerro Mirador, where we can get a panoramic  view of the city and the Strait of Magellan, appreciating the different  architectural styles that have predominated since the early years. The day continues with a route through the historic center, monuments, streets and  avenues ending in the Muñoz Gamero main square. The tour will end at Punta Arenas bus terminal where you will board your bus to Puerto Natales. Once at Puerto Natales city welcome at the bus terminal and transfer to the hotel. Natales is the gateway to Parque Nacional Torres del Paine. This quaint town is situated on the shore of the Sound of Ultima Esperanza, once you have checked in to your hotel the rest of the evening is at your leisure.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast

Day 6 – Puerto Natales 

The navigation begins by entering the Señoret channel, heading towards the Guanaco Island, where it is sometimes possible to appreciate the small and wonderful Magellan Dolphins (Toninas). We navigate to the block of Estancia la Península to access the rocky walls  where an important population of Cormorants lives, continuing the trip to  Punta de Lobos where we found some specimens of that mammal. Then we  visit the cascade and cliffs where we can see condors. At each point of interest, the boat will stop for travelers to enjoy the scenery and attractions. The trip continues to Mount Balmaceda (2035 meters of altitude) where we  can appreciate the glacier of the same name and then we will disembark in  Puerto Toro to begin the one-hour trek through the shore of the Témpanos lagoon, accompanied by our bilingual guide. Through a native forest of coihues, ñirres and ciruelillos, heading to the Serrano glacier, we will enjoy the fascinating vegetation, the contrast between a clear sky and ice of the imposing Serrano glacier. After having witnessed a unique, wild and virgin landscape, we finished our  tour in Puerto Natales.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast

Day 7 – Puerto Natales – Torrws Del Paine-Puerto Natales

You will be picked you up early in the morning from your hotel and drive directly to the main entrance of Torres del Paine National Park, called Laguna Amarga. On the way, is possible to see mountain ranges and lagoons, such as “Lago Sarmiento” and “Laguna Amarga”. Continuing with the trip, we will visit different lookouts such as “Lago Nordenskjold”, “Salto Grande” (big waterfall), “Lago Pehoé” and the “Lago Grey” area. In this last place, you can walk along the south shore of the lake, enjoying the view of the west side of the Paine mountain range. Following your lunch, you will embark on a short hike to the Grey Lake to witness the many icebergs originating from the Grey Glacier. After the visit, we will return to the city, arriving in the afternoon. Includes: Box Lunch (Sandwich, nuts, juice and water bottle), Entrance Fees. Difficulty: simple, easy walks. Subject to weather conditions.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast
• Lunch

Days 8 – Puerto Natales – El Calafete

At the scheduled time pick up at the hotel and transfer to Puerto Natales Bus Terminal. There you will board your bus to El Calafate. A box lunch is being provided for you to enjoy on the way. At your arrival in Calafate bus terminal your local guide will be waiting for you to transfer you to the hotel. Arrival and check in. Rest of the evening at your leisure.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast
• Lunch

Day 9 – El Calafate

Today we will get to know the main highlight of the trip: Perito Moreno Glacier. The Glacier is located inside Los Glaciares National Park. This park has been declared as Mankind Heritage by UNESCO. Those glaciers that named it (about 47) show us a 10 thousand-year-old world: cold and wild. The most famous one is Perito Moreno Glacier in the southwestern end of Argentino Lake at 80 km away from El Calafate. This glacier is so-called due to a great Argentinian explorer from last century and is one of the few glaciers that is still moving in the world. That is why it has become one of the most spectacular natural shows in South America. From time to time its 60-m-high snout releases some ice walls as huge as buildings that fall into Rico Bend or Canal de los Témpanos (Ice floes Channel) and then they continue sailing along the channel to the main area of the lake. However, that is not all. The glacier, while moving forward, comes closer to the Magallanes Peninsula, in the opposite lake bank as well as footbridge and viewpoint area. This cycle takes from 4 to 6 years and it eventually separates the lake into two areas. Rico Bend is dammed up and it increases about 35 m over its average level. Its water slowly pierces its way through the glacier snout until it makes it fall down. This show is breathtaking. A navigation in order to get even closer to the glacier is included. Then at the end of the visit return to El Calafate city and drop off at your hotel. Evening at your leisure.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast

Days 10 – El Calafate

Full day at your leisure in El Calafate to relax and unwind. Our suggestion: Visit El Chaltén, a little village located at 3 hours from El Calafate. This little town is located in the heart of Los Glaciares National Park and it is known as Argentina Trekking Capital.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast

Day 11 – Calafate / Ushuaia

At the schedule time transfer, to the airport to take your flight to Ushuaia. Once at Ushuaia welcome at the airport and transfer to the hotel. Rest day at leisure.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast

Day 12 – Ushuaia

Beagle Channel

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast

Day 13: Ushuaia

We depart from Ushuaia heading north to the detour of the provincial route “J” that will take us back to the Beagle Channel. We make a stop at Laguna Victoria, where we enjoy a snack

Once we arrive at Brown Bay we will deviate to see the famous flag tres, particularity provided by the southwest winds of the área. After enjoying this place for a while we will return to the vehicle to go in the direction of Puerto Almanza which is the main port of artisanal fishermen where they are mainly dedicated to the capture of crab. Passing Puerto Almanza a few kilometers away we will reach the house of one of the most recognized fishermen in this area, not only for her activity and trajectory but also because she is the only captain of the Beagle Channel.

She is waiting for us at her house to go step by step tasting all the dishes of the amazing Beagle Channel making us spend a gastronomic experience and social encounter that will be unforgettable.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast

Day 14: Ushuaia – Buenos Aires

We depart from Ushuaia heading north to the detour of the provincial route “J” that will take us back to the Beagle Channel. We make a stop at Laguna Victoria, where we enjoy a snack

Once we arrive at Brown Bay we will deviate to see the famous flag tres, particularity provided by the southwest winds of the área. After enjoying this place for a while we will return to the vehicle to go in the direction of Puerto Almanza which is the main port of artisanal fishermen where they are mainly dedicated to the capture of crab. Passing Puerto Almanza a few kilometers away we will reach the house of one of the most recognized fishermen in this area, not only for her activity and trajectory but also because she is the only captain of the Beagle Channel.

She is waiting for us at her house to go step by step tasting all the dishes of the amazing Beagle Channel making us spend a gastronomic experience and social encounter that will be unforgettable.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast

Day 15: Buenos Aires

Enjoy a morning city tour commencing in the historic Plaza de Mayo, the site of the 1810 revolution and now a hub of political life. From here you will see the Casa Rosada government palace and its famous balcony where Eva Peron used to address the people. Continue to the picturesque and colourful neighbourhood of La Boca with its famous street ‘Caminito’ whose architecture reflects the European influence of the late 19th century. In the evening marvel at a traditional tango, show whilst enjoying dinner. Tango originated in the 1880 ghettos which were populated by Italian and Spanish immigrants, Africans and Gauchos. From this intersection rose the ‘Comrpraditos’, whose songs, lyrics, and dances reflect ‘el duelo de cuchilleros’, or knife fights characteristic of the social ambience. The tango rose from a mix of Cuban and Spanish rhythms, some polka, and according to some, also a bit of African music.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast

Day 16: Buenos Aires

Today we will pick you up early in the morning to drive to San Antonio de Areco Gaucho town. Once there we will visit the main square and attractives and then head to a local Estancia to enjoy a BBQ Lunch. Arriving at the “cradle of tradition” you shall experience the great contrast between the hectic metropolis you just left and the quiet charm of another Argentina, that of the gauchos. Proud of its authenticity and old time ways, this friendly town has a tangible sense of history and heritage. Welcome to San Antonio de Areco! Charged with symbolism, the silver pieces that gauchos wear and treasure, reflect not only their heritage and status but also their philosophy. Our town thrives on a reputation built through generations by its artisans, their skill, artistry, and respect for traditions. With us you will have access to the best. You will learn about the gauchos. Origin of the argentinian economic development, these Estancias produced the funds for the country´s flourishing. Family owned and operated, this historical cattle ranch has managed to open its gates to visitors without losing its cows, authenticity, love for horses, vegetation and the way of the gauchos.
There are over 70 horses at the property, mostly “criollos” which means that, no matter how well acquainted you are with these animals, or if this is your first time amongst them, you will be able to have a close encounter; riding gaucho style, getting a tour of the grounds from a carriage, or simply petting them. The moment you open your nostrils to the stories the breeze is telling, you will know that you made the right choice. In the pastoral setting of the Estancia, and grilled slowly over wood, the traditional free-range beef, grants the opportunity to feel and be filled like a true argentino! Chances are you will be returning to Buenos Aires with a deeper understanding of Argentina, its idiosyncrasy, customs, history and the warmth of its people… or that you will have the biggest siesta on your way back digesting all the beef you ate and all the wine! At the end of the tour transfer back to the city and drop off at the hotel.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast

Day 17: Buenos Aires – Puerto Iguazu

Following breakfast transfer to the airport for your flight to Puerto Iguazú (with a stop in Buenos Aires). At your arrival in Iguazú welcome and transfer to the hotel. Evening at leisure.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast

Day 18: Puerto Iguazu

After breakfast pick up at the hotel to enjoy a tour to the Argentinian side of the Iguazú Falls. You will experience the Argentine side of the magnificent Iguazu Falls in three parts. Devil’s Throat: Before doing the other two paths, board a little train for a 4 km ride to Devil’s Throat Station surrounding the upper part of the Iguazu River.  From here, walk by a bridge walkway that leads to the balcony of the Devil’s Throat. Upper Walk: A walk of 500 meters long and lasts about 45 minutes seeing the Two Sisters, Bosetti, Adam and Eve, Bernabe Mendez, Mbiguá and San Martin falls from the upper part.  There’s a choice to rappel down or to take a 4 x 4 vehicle to the lower part of the falls. Lower Path: With a professional tourist guide, walk approximately 1,300 meters along a foot path for about 1.5 hrs. viewing the falls from below. At the end of the tour transfer back to the hotel.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast

Day 19: Puero Iguazu – Rio De Janerio

After breakfast Half Day visit to the Brazilian side of the Iguazú Falls. From the Brazilian National Park, there are panoramic views of the falls which are almost 3 km long and 270 cascades. This tour takes a 1000 meter easy walk that lasts approximately 1 hr and starts from the Das Cataratas Hotel and finishes in the canyon of the Devil’s Throat. At the end of the tour transfer to the airport to take your flight to Buenos Aires. At your arrival welcome at the airport and transfer to the hotel. Rest of the evening at your leisure.

In the afternoon you will fly to Rio De Janeiro. Upon arrival Tio you will be transferred to your hotel.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast

Day 20: Rio De Janeiro

In the morning of your tour, you will be picked up from your hotel in Rio de Janeiro to begin our comprehensive excursion around one of the most famous cities on the planet.

We reach our first stop at the summit of Corcovado, which is the location for the iconic statue of Christ the Redeemer, considered to be one of the seven wonders of the modern world. The viewpoint will offer you a spectacular panorama of the metropolis which stretches out in front of you. From there, we then head to the foot of Sugarloaf Mountain, where we will catch the cable car to the breath-taking summit.

The tour continues at the Maracana stadium, one of the most important in the whole world. In fact, it was the largest on the planet for a long time and played host to the World Cup in 1950 and 2014. From its exterior, we’ll recall famous matches from history.

Of course, no trip would be complete without a visit to the Sambadrome, the quintessential 1,870 ft long, samba venue where the famous Rio Carnival parade is held every year.

We will also enter the Metropolitan Cathedral of Saint Sebastian, one of Rio’s numerous iconic symbols. This temple stands out for its pyramid structure design, which recalls the religious buildings of pre-Columbian America. Following this, we then head to the centre of Rio to get a taste of the local culture, climbing the Selaron Steps and passing the Lapa Arches.

The complete tour finishes at the Atlantic Ocean where we’ll cruise along the seafront to admire the most famous beaches from the vehicle – Ipanema, Copacabana, and Leblon.

• Board Includes:
• Breakfast

Day 21: Rio De Janeiro – Fly back to your destination

Today you will travel back to your destination. Transfer from your accommodation to the airport, depending on departure time.