Touch down in the legendary city of Rio de Janeiro, where dramatic mountains, golden beaches, and vibrant culture collide. Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to your hotel in the city’s lively South Zone, the heart of Rio’s coastal charm and home to famous neighbourhoods like Copacabana and Ipanema.

Known as one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Rio de Janeiro is a captivating blend of natural wonder and urban energy. With over 7 million residents — affectionately called “cariocas” — the city pulses with music, colour, and the rhythm of samba from sunrise to sundown.

The rest of the day is yours to enjoy at leisure. Unwind at your hotel after your long journey, take a gentle stroll along the nearby beachfront promenade, or sip a refreshing caipirinha while watching the waves roll in. Whether you choose to relax or explore a little, your Rio experience is just beginning.

Included: Transfer from airport to hotel

Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast, embark on a captivating half-day excursion to one of the most iconic landmarks in the world — the towering Christ the Redeemer statue atop Corcovado Mountain. Standing proudly at 710 metres above sea level, this monumental figure is not only a global symbol of Rio de Janeiro, but also a testament to Brazil’s faith, culture, and artistic heritage.

Clad in a mosaic of pale soapstone, the statue is a shining beacon both day and night, watching over the city with open arms. The journey to the top begins with a scenic ride on the historic rack railway, which winds its way from the Cosme Velho district up through the lush greenery of the Tijuca Forest — the largest urban rainforest in the world. Along the way, you’ll pass waterfalls, dense canopies, and a chorus of tropical birds.

At the summit, take in breathtaking panoramic views stretching over Copacabana, Ipanema, Leblon, the Botanical Gardens, the Jockey Club, and the shimmering Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon. Whether the skies are blue or misted with clouds, the moment is unforgettable — a perfect fusion of nature and human achievement.

On your return, enjoy photo stops at two of Rio’s most cherished landmarks. First, the legendary Maracanã Stadium, officially named Mário Filho Stadium, a historic site that has hosted countless football matches and international tournaments. Then visit the Sambódromo, an architectural marvel designed by Oscar Niemeyer, which comes alive each year as the stage for Rio’s world-famous Carnival parades — a celebration of music, dance, and Brazilian culture like no other.

Included: Half-day Corcovado and Christ the Redeemer tour with rack railway ticket | Photo stops at Maracanã Stadium and the Sambódromo

Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast, transfer from your hotel to Rio de Janeiro Airport and board your flight to Foz do Iguaçu, the Brazilian gateway to one of the most extraordinary natural wonders on Earth — the Iguazú Falls.

Upon arrival, cross the border into Argentina and transfer to the town of Puerto Iguazú, located at the northeastern tip of the country near the tri-border area of Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay. Nestled in the heart of lush subtropical forest, this tranquil town is renowned as the gateway to the Iguazú National Park and the mighty waterfalls just 17 kilometres away.

This afternoon, embark on a shared half-day tour to explore the Brazilian side of Iguazú Falls, located within the scenic Iguaçu National Park. Begin at the Visitors’ Centre, where internal shuttle buses transport you through the forest to the start of a spectacular 1,500-metre walkway that winds its way above the river canyon.

Along the trail, stop at panoramic viewpoints offering incredible vistas of the roaring waterfalls framed by lush jungle. The highlight of the visit is the dramatic Devil’s Throat (Garganta del Diablo), the tallest and most powerful section of the falls. From the elevated platforms, feel the immense force of water plunging into the gorge — a powerful and humbling experience.

At the end of the trail, take the stairs or elevator back to the shuttle area and return with unforgettable memories of nature’s grandeur echoing in your ears.

Included: Transfer from Rio hotel to airport | Flight to Foz do Iguaçu | Shared transfer to Puerto Iguazú | Half-day Brazilian Falls tour with entrance fee

Meals: Breakfast

Today, embark on an unforgettable full-day shared excursion to discover the majestic Argentinian side of Iguazú Falls, one of the most awe-inspiring natural wonders on Earth. Located within the lush expanse of Iguazú National Park, these falls form a staggering system of over 250 individual cascades, stretching nearly 3 kilometres along the Iguazú River, where Argentina meets Brazil.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1984 and recently named one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature, the park offers a breathtaking immersion into untamed subtropical rainforest, rich with flora, fauna, and the thunderous roar of falling water.

Your journey begins with a 20-minute ride aboard the Ecological Jungle Train, which transports visitors to the station for Garganta del Diablo (Devil’s Throat). A well-maintained trail leads to a dramatic viewing platform perched above the most powerful section of the falls — a horseshoe-shaped curtain of water that plunges nearly 80 metres into the misty abyss. The sight and sound are nothing short of spellbinding.

The excursion continues along the park’s Upper and Lower Circuits. The Upper Trail offers sweeping views from above, with balconies overlooking falls such as Dos Hermanas, Ramírez, Bosetti, and San Martín. The Lower Trail brings you closer to the base of the cascades, where walkways pass near emerald lagoons and thundering drops, offering a different and equally dramatic perspective.

Included: Full-day Argentinian Falls tour (shared service) | Ecological Jungle Train | Entrance to Iguazú National Park

Meals: Breakfast

Optional at extra cost – available to add during online booking:

Great Adventure Tour (Approx. 2 hrs 15 min – Shared Service)

For thrill-seekers, this exhilarating adventure combines a jungle 4x4 ride with a heart-pounding boat trip beneath the falls. Begin with a 5-km journey along the narrow Yacaratiá Trail, where expert guides share insights about the park’s ecosystem. Upon arrival at Macuco Port, board semi-rigid boats and cruise 6 km up the Lower Iguazú River, navigating through thrilling rapids toward the falls.

The highlight is a close-up encounter with the San Martín waterfall — the largest cascade accessible by boat. Prepare to get drenched as you face the sheer power of the falls up close, surrounded by rainbows, spray, and thunderous roar.

Restrictions: This activity is not permitted for children under 12, pregnant women, or individuals with back, neck, heart, neurological, or respiratory conditions, or recent surgeries. Participants must be able to respond in an emergency.

Important: You will get completely wet during the boat ride. Bring a change of clothes and use the waterproof bags provided to protect your belongings. The order of activities may vary depending on park operations.

After breakfast, transfer to Puerto Iguazú Airport (IGR) for your flight to the bustling capital of Argentina — the dynamic and sophisticated city of Buenos Aires.

On arrival at Jorge Newbery Airport (AEP), transfer to your hotel and take a moment to settle in before embarking on a fascinating half-day city tour. Known as the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is a captivating blend of European grandeur and Latin soul, famous for its tango culture, historic cafés, colourful neighbourhoods, and passionate football fans.

The tour begins at the historic Plaza de Mayo, the city’s political and cultural heart, surrounded by iconic buildings such as the Casa Rosada (Government House), the Metropolitan Cathedral, and the Cabildo (old town hall). From there, continue to San Telmo, one of the city’s oldest neighbourhoods, where colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, and antique shops offer a glimpse into Buenos Aires’ past.

Next, head to the colourful district of La Boca, home of the famed Caminito Street, where brightly painted houses and lively street performers embody the spirit of the tango. Finally, make your way north to the refined area of Recoleta, known for its wide boulevards, elegant parks, and aristocratic mansions. A highlight here is a visit to the Recoleta Cemetery, where Argentina’s most prominent figures — including Evita Perón — rest in ornate mausoleums steeped in history.

This panoramic tour offers a well-rounded introduction to the city's diverse character — from its working-class roots to its regal elegance — all within a few vibrant hours.

Included: Shared transfer from hotel to Puerto Iguazú Airport | Flight to Buenos Aires | Transfer from Buenos Aires airport to hotel | Half-day city tour of Buenos Aires

Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast, transfer to Jorge Newbery Airport (AEP) and board your flight to the southernmost city on Earth — the extraordinary Ushuaia. Nestled between the jagged peaks of the Andes and the deep-blue waters of the Beagle Channel, this remote city on the island of Tierra del Fuego is known as the “World Capital of Antarctic Tourism.”

The name Ushuaia comes from the indigenous Yaghan language, meaning “bay that looks west.” With dramatic scenery, rich wildlife, and a frontier-town feel, Ushuaia is the last major stop before Antarctica — and a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers alike.

Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel and prepare for an immersive afternoon excursion into the region’s pristine wilderness: the Tierra del Fuego National Park.

Located just 12 km from the city, this unique national park protects a rare ecosystem where Sub-Antarctic forest, rugged mountains, and marine coastline meet. On this shared half-day tour, you’ll explore a portion of the park’s 5,000 accessible acres, where you’ll walk short trails that lead to viewpoints over glacial valleys, serene bays, and snow-capped peaks.

Your guide will share insights into the park’s archeological sites, native flora and fauna, and human history, offering a deep appreciation of this southernmost wilderness. Key highlights include a stop at the tranquil Roca Lake and a visit to Lapataia Bay, where a famous wooden sign marks the end of Argentina’s National Route Nº 3 — the final point of the Pan-American Highway, which stretches all the way from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego.

Return to Ushuaia in the evening with a renewed sense of wonder, having stood at the edge of the continent, where nature reigns supreme.

Included: Transfer from hotel to Buenos Aires airport | Flight to Ushuaia | Shared transfer from Ushuaia airport to hotel | Half-day Tierra del Fuego National Park tour (shared) with entrance fee

Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast, embark on a captivating half-day boat tour through the legendary Beagle Channel, one of the southernmost waterways in the world. Departing from the Touristic Pier in Ushuaia, the cruise offers a unique opportunity to witness Patagonia’s raw natural beauty from the water, surrounded by dramatic mountains and pristine sea air.

Sailing across Ushuaia Bay, the first stop is at Birds Island, a rocky haven for native seabirds. Here, you’ll observe thriving colonies of cormorants, skuas, gulls, and other marine birds in their natural habitat. The close proximity of the boat offers excellent photography and wildlife observation opportunities.

Continuing through the channel, the next highlight is Sea Lions Island, where playful southern sea lions and southern fur seals bask on the sunlit rocks or dive into the chilly waters. Watching these charismatic creatures in such a remote setting is both exhilarating and unforgettable.

The final stop is the iconic Les Éclaireurs Lighthouse, perched on a rocky islet and often mistakenly referred to as the “End of the World Lighthouse.” With its red-and-white tower set against the backdrop of the Andes and the icy channel waters, it’s one of the most photographed landmarks in southern Argentina — and a fitting symbol of this remote and wild land.

After taking in the panoramic views and snapping your final photos, return by boat to Ushuaia, filled with the magic and serenity of Patagonia’s southern edge.

Included: Half-day Beagle Channel boat tour (shared service)

Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast, transfer from your hotel to Ushuaia Airport and board your flight to El Calafate, a charming town nestled on the southern shore of Lake Argentino in the heart of Patagonia.

Named after the native calafate bush, this peaceful village carries a local legend — that anyone who tastes the berry will one day return. With its rustic charm, panoramic lake views, and frontier-town atmosphere, it’s easy to see why travellers do just that.

El Calafate is best known as the main gateway to Los Glaciares National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the legendary Perito Moreno Glacier, one of the only glaciers in the world that is still advancing. Surrounded by sweeping landscapes of windswept steppe and snow-capped peaks, the town is the perfect base for exploring Argentina’s southern ice fields.

Upon arrival at El Calafate Airport, transfer to your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure. Relax and soak in the crisp Patagonian air, stroll through the town’s inviting streets lined with artisan shops and cafés, or take in views of the shimmering lake as you prepare for tomorrow’s unforgettable glacier adventure.

Included: Shared transfer from hotel to Ushuaia Airport | Flight to El Calafate | Transfer from El Calafate Airport to hotel

Meals: Breakfast

Today, set off on an unforgettable full-day shared excursion to the breathtaking Perito Moreno Glacier, one of the most iconic natural wonders in South America and the crown jewel of Los Glaciares National Park.

Located approximately 80 kilometres from El Calafate, the journey to the glacier offers a captivating transition through contrasting landscapes. Your English/Spanish-speaking guide will share fascinating insights as you travel from the wide, open Patagonian steppe into the lush, green forests of the Andes foothills, rich with native lenga and ñire trees and glacial streams.

Once inside the national park, marvel at the sheer scale and majesty of the Perito Moreno Glacier. Spanning 5 kilometres in width and rising over 70 metres above the surface of Lake Argentino, this living river of ice is one of the few glaciers in the world still advancing. Its deep crevasses, shimmering shades of blue, and thunderous ice calvings are a powerful reminder of nature's force and beauty.

Explore the network of elevated walkways that stretch for 5 kilometres across the face of the glacier, offering numerous strategically placed viewing balconies. Whether you choose to walk the lower circuit close to the waterline or the upper trail for sweeping panoramas, you'll have plenty of time to soak in the glacier's grandeur, listen to its powerful cracks and echoes, and witness massive blocks of ice plunging into the lake below.

This is a day to connect with the wild heart of Patagonia — a place where silence, ice, and raw natural energy leave a lasting impression.

Included: Full-day Perito Moreno Glacier excursion (shared service) | English/Spanish-speaking guide | Entrance fee to Los Glaciares National Park

Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast, transfer to the El Calafate bus terminal and board your shared coach for a scenic overland journey across the Patagonian steppe into southern Chile. As the miles unfold, enjoy sweeping views of wide plains, distant snow-capped mountains, and the vast skies that define this remote region of the world.

Following border formalities, you’ll continue to Puerto Natales, a quiet and picturesque port town located on the shores of the Última Esperanza Sound. This tranquil town is the main base for travellers heading to the spectacular Torres del Paine National Park, just 1.5 hours to the north, and a key connection point for journeys between Argentina and Chile.

Originally home to the Kawésqar and Aoniken indigenous communities, Puerto Natales later welcomed waves of European settlers and, eventually, Chilean migrants—particularly from the island of Chiloé—who came in search of opportunity in the region’s once-booming sheep-farming industry. Today, the town retains its rustic charm with colourful buildings, a peaceful waterfront promenade, and a dramatic natural backdrop of fjords and mountains.

Upon arrival, transfer from the bus terminal to your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure. Perhaps take a stroll along the edge of the sound, breathe in the crisp Patagonian air, or sample hearty Chilean cuisine in a cosy local restaurant.

Included: Transfer from hotel to El Calafate bus terminal | Shared bus ticket to Puerto Natales | Transfer from Puerto Natales bus terminal to hotel

Meals: Breakfast

Today, embark on a full-day shared adventure into the heart of Torres del Paine National Park, one of the most spectacular and iconic landscapes in all of South America. Departing at approximately 09:30 hrs, the journey begins with a visit to the legendary Cueva del Milodón, located 24 kilometres north of Puerto Natales. This vast prehistoric cave is famed for the discovery of a giant ground sloth (Milodón) and steeped in local lore — including the curious rock formation known as the “Silla del Diablo” (Devil’s Chair), believed to be the mythical creature’s resting place.

After exploring the cave, continue along a scenic route into Torres del Paine National Park. As you approach, take in the raw beauty of the Patagonian wilderness — shimmering lagoons, sweeping plains, and towering peaks. Stop at the Mirador del Lago Grey, where you'll enjoy breathtaking views of Grey Glacier, the mighty Paine Massif, and Lago del Toro.

The journey continues with unforgettable vistas of the Cuernos del Paine — jagged granite spires that dominate the skyline. At the nearby Grey Lake sector, take a peaceful walk along the shoreline. Depending on the weather, you may reach the Grey Peninsula viewpoint, offering panoramic views of icebergs floating in the lake’s icy waters.

Stop for a well-earned break to enjoy your included box lunch in the midst of this magnificent landscape before continuing your discovery of the park’s second half. Travel to the Salto Grande area, where the thundering waterfall connects Lake Nordenskjöld with Lake Pehoé. Stop at various viewpoints, including the Mirador del Lago Nordenskjöld, and immerse yourself in the dramatic scenery, alive with guanacos and soaring condors.

The final stretch takes you through the wild, open terrain toward Laguna Amarga and the Mirador del Lago Sarmiento, offering yet another awe-inspiring perspective of the park’s diverse topography. Return to Puerto Natales in the early evening, carrying with you the memories of a truly unforgettable day at the end of the Earth.

Included: Full-day Torres del Paine National Park tour (shared service) | English-speaking guide | Entrance fees | Box lunch

Meals: Breakfast, Box Lunch

After breakfast, transfer to the Puerto Natales bus terminal and board your shared coach for a scenic journey south across the windswept plains of Chilean Patagonia. This overland route takes you through remote countryside and past rugged estancias as you make your way to Punta Arenas Airport, located on the shores of the legendary Strait of Magellan.

Upon arrival, board your flight northbound to Santiago, Chile’s lively and cosmopolitan capital nestled in the heart of the Central Valley. After days of raw wilderness and towering mountains, the contrast of urban life will offer a new layer to your South American journey.

On arrival in Santiago, make your way to your airport hotel, conveniently located for tomorrow’s departure. The rest of the evening is yours to unwind, reflect on your Patagonian adventure, and prepare for the final leg of your trip.

Included: Transfer from Puerto Natales hotel to bus terminal | Shared bus ticket to Punta Arenas Airport | Flight from Punta Arenas to Santiago | Airport hotel accommodation in Santiago

Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast, take your flight from Santiago to Calama, the gateway to Chile’s spellbinding north. Upon arrival, transfer by shared service to the small yet remarkable town of San Pedro de Atacama, an oasis nestled in the heart of the Atacama Desert — the driest desert on Earth.

Surrounded by rust-coloured canyons, salt flats, steaming geysers, and towering volcanoes, San Pedro de Atacama is the perfect base to explore this surreal and otherworldly landscape. Thanks to its altitude and exceptional climate, it also boasts the clearest skies on the planet, attracting astronomers and stargazers from all over the world. The region is home to world-class observatories like ALMA (Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array), one of the most important scientific facilities on Earth.

In the late afternoon, set out on a shared half-day tour to the breathtaking Moon Valley (Valle de la Luna). Located just 8 kilometres from town, this geological wonderland is part of the Los Flamencos National Reserve within the eerie, sculptural landscapes of the Cordillera de la Sal. Carved by centuries of wind and water, the terrain here resembles the surface of the moon — with dramatic sand dunes, salt caves, and jagged rock formations that glisten white in the sun.

Explore landmarks like Las Tres Marías (three naturally formed salt statues), the eerie Cavernas de Sal, and the massive Gran Duna. As the sun sets, make your way to a scenic viewpoint to witness the desert transform into a painter’s palette of orange, pink, and purple hues — a truly unforgettable spectacle.

Return to San Pedro de Atacama around 8:00 PM to enjoy a peaceful evening in this magical desert town.

Included: Flight from Santiago to Calama | Shared transfer from Calama Airport to San Pedro de Atacama | Half-day Moon Valley tour (shared service) with entrance fee

Meals: Breakfast

Rise early this morning for an extraordinary full-day adventure into the highlands of the Chilean Andes. Departing from San Pedro de Atacama with your private guide, begin your ascent to over 4,200 metres above sea level, where some of the most breathtaking and remote landscapes of the region await.

Your first stop is the traditional village of Toconao, a charming settlement built from volcanic stone known as liparita. Stroll through its peaceful square and admire the quaint white church, all framed by the unexpected greenness of the Valle de Jere. From here, take in the spectacular view of the Licancábur Volcano, a sacred and iconic landmark towering above the Atacama region.

Continue climbing into the Cordillera de los Andes until you reach the otherworldly Altiplanic Lagoons of Miscanti and Miñiques. These two brilliant blue lakes are nestled amid snow-dusted volcanoes and rolling golden hills, forming a serene and surreal landscape. On calm days, the glassy surface of the water perfectly reflects the surrounding peaks — a photographer’s dream and a truly magical sight to behold. These lagoons are protected within the Los Flamencos National Reserve, preserving the fragile ecosystem and unique wildlife of the region.

After a scenic stop to enjoy your included box lunch surrounded by nature, the journey continues to the vast Salar de Atacama — the largest salt flat in Chile. Here you’ll visit the Chaxa Lagoon, a sanctuary for flamingos and numerous other species of migratory birds. Watch as the vibrant pinks and whites of the salt flat contrast with the clear blue sky, creating an endless horizon of colour and calm.

As the sun begins to dip, return to San Pedro de Atacama filled with awe and appreciation for one of the planet’s most spectacular high-altitude environments.

Included: Full-day Altiplanic Lagoons & Atacama Salt Flat tour | Private guide | Entrance fees | Box lunch

Meals: Breakfast, Box Lunch

Today is yours to personalise with unforgettable excursions into the diverse landscapes of the Atacama Desert. Choose from a range of optional guided experiences that unveil the natural, cultural, and archaeological richness of this unique region.

Optional: Full-Day Tatio Geysers & Andes Altiplano (7.5 hours) – Shared Service | Entrance fees included

Depart before dawn for a breathtaking journey into the Andean altiplano at over 4,300 metres above sea level. Arriving at the Geysers del Tatio just after sunrise, witness an awe-inspiring scene as columns of steam and bubbling fumaroles emerge from the frozen earth, creating a surreal landscape in the morning light. Enjoy breakfast amid this geothermal wonderland before exploring the area on foot. Optional: take a dip in natural thermal pools with water temperatures around 40°C — an unforgettable contrast to the crisp mountain air.

On the return journey to San Pedro, admire panoramic views of the Tocorpuri and Sairecabur volcanoes, passing through dramatic desert valleys and high-altitude plains. Please wear appropriate layered clothing as temperatures can drop below -5°C even in spring and summer.

Optional: Yerbas Buenas Petroglyphs & Rainbow Valley (4 hours) – Shared Service | Entrance fee included

Discover the ancient past of the Atacama Desert on this fascinating excursion to the Yerbas Buenas archaeological site. Travel through the Domeyko mountain range to a desert plateau rich with prehistoric petroglyphs, etched into red volcanic rock over 4,000 years ago. These carvings depict camelids, foxes, hunters, and mystical figures that speak to the desert’s early inhabitants.

Continue through a gorge alive with desert flora to reach the Rainbow Valley, so named for its multi-hued hills rich in mineral deposits. The contrasting colours and textures make this one of the most visually striking sites in the region. You may also encounter llamas and wild donkeys along the way.

Optional: Cejar Lagoon, Ojos del Salar & Tebenquiche Lagoon (4 hours) – Shared Service | Entrance fees included

Head south from San Pedro to explore the ethereal Cejar Lagoon, whose high salt content allows you to float effortlessly — a desert Dead Sea. Marvel at its stunning calypso-blue waters ringed by salt crusts as white as snow.

The journey continues to the surreal Tebenquiche Lagoon, where crystalline salt flats mirror the surrounding Andean volcanoes, creating mesmerising reflections. Before returning, stop at the Ojos del Salar, two deep freshwater sinkholes in the heart of the salt flat — a hidden oasis in the vast desert landscape.

Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast, bid farewell to the desert oasis of San Pedro de Atacama as you journey back across the arid plains toward Calama Airport. This shared transfer takes you through dramatic desert scenery, where wind-carved rock formations and salt-crusted landscapes stretch endlessly beneath cobalt skies.

Board your flight and soar over the Andes toward Santiago, the cosmopolitan heart of Chile nestled between snow-draped mountains and sprawling wine valleys. Upon arrival in Santiago, you will be welcomed and transferred privately into the city to begin your exploration of Chile’s vibrant capital.

Half-Day Santiago City Tour (3.5 hours) – Private Service | Guide included | Without San Cristóbal Hill

Dive into the rich history and modern spirit of Santiago de Chile during this engaging city tour. Begin at the stately Plaza de la Constitución, home to the elegant La Moneda Palace, the seat of Chile’s government. Just a short walk away, the Plaza de Armas offers a window into the city's colonial past, surrounded by grand buildings including the Metropolitan Cathedral and the historic Central Post Office.

Continue through the cultural corridors of the Lastarria neighbourhood, known for its artistic flair, charming cafés, and boutique galleries. Climb the tree-shaded paths of Santa Lucía Hill, where Santiago was officially founded in 1541, and admire sweeping city views framed by the distant Andes.

The tour ends with a drive through the city’s most modern sectors, where gleaming skyscrapers and leafy avenues reflect the capital’s contemporary character. Throughout the journey, your guide will share insights into Santiago’s cultural evolution, political history, and modern-day life, painting a full portrait of this multifaceted metropolis.

Meals: Breakfast

After an unforgettable adventure across South America, today marks the final chapter of your journey. Enjoy a relaxed morning at your hotel in Santiago, savouring your last moments in Chile’s vibrant capital city. Take in the crisp Andean air, admire the cityscape, or perhaps indulge in a final cup of rich Chilean coffee before preparing to depart.

At the scheduled time, you will be transferred from your Santiago hotel to Santiago International Airport to board your return flight. As the city slowly fades into the distance, reflect on the incredible experiences that brought you from the thunderous Iguazú Falls to the soaring peaks of Patagonia and the surreal desertscapes of Atacama.

As you board your international flight back NEW YORK, take with you cherished memories of cascading glaciers, colourful cities, ancient cultures, and the warmth of South American hospitality. This journey may be ending, but the stories you’ve gathered will stay with you forever.