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This 3-day programme follows a planned route through Chile. The day-by-day schedule presents the travel sequence and overnight stops clearly. Accommodation, meals, visits and transport apply only where they are listed in the confirmed booking details.
This seven-day program combines El Calafate, the Perito Moreno Glacier and El Chaltén in one route through southern Patagonia. Start in El Calafate with time to settle in before heading into Los Glaciares National Park for a full-day visit to the Perito Moreno Glacier, including a boat trip on Lago Rico and a dinner experience. Then continue to El Chaltén for trekking days on the trails below Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre, with one night at a full camp at the foot of Fitz Roy. The trip is built for travellers who want a compact Patagonia itinerary with hotel nights, guided hiking and time on the trails. Some days are active, while others leave room to rest or add optional activities in El Calafate and El Chaltén.
This six-day self-drive program is designed for travellers who want to explore Chilean Patagonia at their own pace, with the main logistics arranged in advance. It includes car rental, airport assistance and pre-booked accommodations, so you can focus on the drive and the landscape. The route combines Punta Arenas, Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine National Park. Along the way, you can plan visits to museums in Punta Arenas, the Milodón Cave area, and different viewpoints and outdoor areas inside the park. The itinerary also leaves room for optional activities such as kayaking, penguin viewing, and other visits that are available locally. Patagonia is known for strong winds and changing weather, so the trip works best for travellers who are comfortable with flexible, self-guided travel. The program can be arranged for different start dates, and it can be adjusted to suit practical needs. Requirements Drivers must be at least 25 years old and hold a valid driver’s licence and passport. A major credit card in the renter’s name is also required. An international driving permit is not necessary in Chile. Seasonal note The warmest months are generally between October and April, with the main travel season running from September to March. Summer brings milder temperatures, while winds can be strong. Autumn is often a good time for wildlife and landscape photography.
Spend five days based between Cusco, the Sacred Valley and Aguas Calientes, with guided visits to the region’s best-known Inca sites and historic towns. The trip includes Cusco city, Pisac, Ollantaytambo, Machu Picchu, and the salt pans of Maras together with Moray. Travel is arranged as a small-group programme with shared services and included transfers between key points. After arrival in Cusco, the pace allows time to adjust to the altitude before continuing through the Sacred Valley and on to Machu Picchu. The final day returns to Cusco for departure.
Spend four days based in Salta with two full-day excursions into northern Argentina’s best-known landscapes and historic towns. The program combines a city tour of Salta, a visit to Cafayate with stops at two wineries, and a drive through the Quebrada de Humahuaca with time in Purmamarca, Maimará, Tilcara, Uquía and Humahuaca. The itinerary includes airport transfers in Salta, three nights in the city, breakfast each morning and guided excursions in English and Spanish. It is a practical way to cover the region’s main highlights without changing hotels. Important notes: High-altitude sections are part of the trip, so it helps to take things slowly and drink plenty of water. The order of activities may change for operational, weather or logistical reasons. The package is non-refundable and not wheelchair accessible. Children must travel with an adult.
This 8-day trip links three very different parts of Argentina: Buenos Aires, El Calafate and Puerto Iguazú. It combines a city stay in the capital with visits to Los Glaciares National Park and both sides of Iguazú Falls. In Buenos Aires, there is time to settle in and join a city tour that includes Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo and La Boca. In Patagonia, the focus shifts to Perito Moreno Glacier and the landscapes around El Calafate. The final part of the trip takes you to the subtropical setting of Iguazú National Park, with views from both the Argentine and Brazilian sides. This is a small-group trip with transfers, guided visits and meals included where stated in the itinerary. The best travel window is October to April.
Spend six days based in San Pedro de Atacama and travel through some of northern Chile’s most distinctive desert settings. The program combines evenings under clear skies, salt-flat lagoons, geysers at dawn, and high-altitude landscapes shaped by volcanoes and mineral-rich ground. Travel includes a mix of guided outings to Valle de la Luna, Laguna Cejar, Laguna Tebenquiche, Rainbow Valley, the Altiplanic Lagoons, Piedras Rojas, Socaire, and El Tatio. The pace is steady, with time for the main viewpoints and the practical comfort of returning to the same base each night. Expect a small-group style trip with bilingual guiding, hotel breakfasts, and a set of included activities and transfers arranged around the route.
Travel from Ushuaia to the Antarctic Peninsula on this small-group expedition with a night in Ushuaia, a Drake Passage crossing, and several days exploring the South Shetland Islands and the Antarctic continent. Life on board includes lectures and educational sessions with the expedition team, along with Zodiac excursions when conditions allow. On shore, you may see penguin colonies, seals, whales, and the ice and coastal scenery that define this part of the Southern Ocean. Route and daily plans can change with weather and ice conditions.
This 12-day programme follows a planned route through Chile. The day-by-day schedule presents the travel sequence and overnight stops clearly. Accommodation, meals, visits and transport apply only where they are listed in the confirmed booking details.
This 4-day trip combines Cusco, the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu with small-group sightseeing and guided visits throughout. Begin in Cusco with airport or bus station transfer and time to adjust before a city tour that includes Qorikancha, Sacsayhuaman, Kenko, PucaPucara and Tambomachay. Continue through the Sacred Valley with stops in Pisac and Ollantaytambo, plus lunch in Urubamba, then travel by train to Aguas Calientes. The Machu Picchu visit is done by bus from Aguas Calientes with a guided tour inside the citadel and free time afterwards before returning to Cusco. The trip ends with transfer out from Cusco.
This 8-day Patagonia programme combines Ushuaia, the Beagle Channel and El Calafate with a focus on the region’s landscapes and outdoor experiences. Begin in Ushuaia with time in the city and visits to Tierra del Fuego National Park, then continue with an off-road day in the Fuegian Andes and a Beagle Channel navigation. Fly on to El Calafate for a glacier day at Perito Moreno, followed by a rural experience at an estancia with horseback riding and a traditional meal. The trip includes shared transfers in Ushuaia and El Calafate, guided excursions, seven breakfasts, one lunch and stays in 4-star hotels. Some activities have age or fitness limits, and the itinerary is not wheelchair accessible.
This 3-day trip is based in Iguazu Falls and includes visits to both the Argentine and Brazilian sides of the falls. You will have guided time in the national park, with views of the main circuits and the chance to see the forest and river scenery around the falls. The package includes 2 nights in a 4-star hotel on either the Argentine or Brazilian side, breakfast, park fees, and a professional bilingual guide. Optional flights and transfers in Buenos Aires can be added. Local transfers in Iguazu are included, and the itinerary can also include optional activities such as a boat ride or a 4x4 outing, subject to availability. Please note that the trip is not wheelchair accessible. Children must travel with an adult. Flight times can vary according to availability, and border-crossing documents are required for the excursions.
