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This 6-day programme follows a planned route through Argentina. 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 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.
Spend four days on Rapa Nui, one of the most remote inhabited islands in the Pacific. The trip focuses on the island’s main archaeological sites, coastal landscapes, and everyday life in Hanga Roa. Visit the moai at Ahu Tongariki, the quarry at Rano Raraku, the ceremonial area of Orongo, and the broad crater of Rano Kau. The itinerary also includes time at Tahai and Anakena, with a mix of guided sightseeing and time at leisure in Hanga Roa. This program is sold as a small group tour and includes three nights on the island, shared excursions, breakfast, park entrance, and shared transfers to and from the airport.
This winter tour combines Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine National Park and Punta Arenas in five days. It includes four nights of accommodation, breakfast each day, lunch on days 2, 3 and 4, bilingual guiding on excursions and shared transfers between Punta Arenas and Puerto Natales. Winter in Patagonia runs from May to mid-September, when temperatures are lower and the park is quieter. That season brings fewer people on the trails, good conditions for photography and wide-open views across mountains, lakes, rivers and glaciers. Wildlife sightings can also be more frequent, and some areas may be frozen. The program includes visits to Milodon Cave and Torres del Paine National Park, plus a navigation to Balmaceda and Serrano glaciers. A horseback riding experience at a traditional estancia is also part of the trip.
This five-day trip is based in Cusco and includes guided full-day visits to Rainbow Mountain, Machu Picchu and Humantay Lake. It combines time in the city with high-altitude hiking and rail travel to Aguas Calientes for the Machu Picchu visit. The package includes four nights in Cusco, airport or bus terminal transfers, breakfast at the hotel, and meals as listed on the trekking days. Guided services are provided in English or Spanish, with shared transport for the included tours.
Travel through Chile from the capital to the north of the Atacama Desert and then on to the Lake District in the south. The route links Santiago, Valparaíso and Viña del Mar with San Pedro de Atacama, the Salar de Atacama, Socaire, Toconao, El Tatio and Valle de la Luna, before continuing to Puerto Montt, Puerto Varas, Osorno Volcano, Ensenada and Petrohué. In Santiago, the itinerary includes time in the city and a transfer on arrival. On the Pacific side, Valparaíso and Viña del Mar add port views, hill neighborhoods and a coastal stop. In the desert, the program reaches salt flats, high-altitude villages, geysers and lunar landscapes. The final section moves to the Lake District for volcano and waterfall scenery around Puerto Varas. This is a 10-day small-group trip with hotel nights in Santiago, San Pedro de Atacama and Puerto Varas, plus transfers and the guided tours described in the itinerary.
This small-group trip connects Chile’s capital with the coast at Valparaíso and Viña del Mar, then continues north into the Atacama Desert and finishes in Arica. The route includes Santiago, the Valleys of the Moon and Death, the Tatio Geysers, Toconao, the Salar de Atacama and the Chinchorro heritage in Arica. It is a varied program with city visits, desert landscapes and time at leisure in Santiago and Arica. Important note: international and domestic flights are not included. Breakfast is included in most hotels, but not in hostels. At a glance Small-group travel through central and northern Chile City touring in Santiago, Valparaíso and Viña del Mar Desert scenery around San Pedro de Atacama Visits to the Tatio Geysers, Toconao and the Salar de Atacama Arica with Chinchorro mummy heritage and coastal sights
This 5-day trip links Punta Arenas, Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine National Park with guided visits and included transfers between key points. It starts in Punta Arenas with airport reception and a city tour that includes the Nao Victoria Museum. From there, travel continues by regular bus to Puerto Natales, with time for the overland transfer that connects the two towns. In Puerto Natales, the program reaches the Milodón Cave area and Torres del Paine National Park, with stops at well-known viewpoints and lake areas described in the itinerary. The final excursion is a navigation in the Puerto Natales area to the Balmaceda and Serrano glaciers. Accommodation, daily breakfast and English/Spanish guides are included, along with assistance and the transfers listed in the package. This is a small-group tour with a shared-journey structure, so group size can vary by day and destination. Flights, optional excursions and personal expenses are not included.
This 12-day trip links four of Argentina’s best-known destinations: Buenos Aires, Puerto Iguazú, Ushuaia and El Calafate. It combines city time in Buenos Aires with visits to Iguazú Falls, Tierra del Fuego National Park and the Perito Moreno Glacier. The program is shared with other travellers on the included excursions and uses English- and Spanish-speaking guides where stated. In Iguazú, the Brazil side visit is self-guided with transfers included. The route also includes airport transfers in each destination and daily breakfasts. It is a practical way to see Argentina’s main contrasts in one itinerary: urban districts, subtropical forest, southern coastline and Patagonian ice.
This 6-day programme follows a planned route through Argentina. 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 7-day route links Cusco, the Sacred Valley, the Short Inca Trail and Rainbow Mountain with time at Machu Picchu and Pisac along the way. It combines guided visits, trekking days and train travel, with overnight stays in Cusco and Aguas Calientes. The program includes Maras, Moray and Chinchero, plus the hike from kilometre 104 to Aguas Calientes on the Short Inca Trail. In the Machu Picchu area, the visit continues with a guided tour of the citadel, and the final mountain day takes you through Cusipata to Rainbow Mountain. This is a small-group trip suited to travellers who want a structured itinerary with walking days, archaeological sites and time in the Andean highlands.
Spend five days in San Carlos de Bariloche with a mix of guided outings and time on your own. The program includes a half-day Circuito Chico tour, a full-day boat excursion to Puerto Blest and Cascada de los Cántaros, a free day, and a kayak outing on Lake Gutiérrez. The trip is based in Bariloche and includes airport transfers there, four nights of accommodation, breakfast, and bilingual guiding on the included excursions. Flights from Buenos Aires can be added as an option, along with transfers in Buenos Aires if selected. One day is left open so you can set your own pace in town or around the lake. The kayak activity is suitable for children aged 6 and up. If you choose the flight option, arrival in Bariloche on day 1 should be before the afternoon excursion begins.
