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Day 1 – Arrive Lima

Upon arriving in Lima you will be met and transferred to your hotel.

Early check-in included.

Dinner at leisure and overnight at your hotel.

Your hotel for the next 2 nights

El Pardo Double Tree Lima Hotel – Superior Room

After a meticulous remodeling process, the El Pardo Doubletree by Hilton hotel presents itself as an

option that fully complies with the demands of today´s savvy travelers. The only un-changed aspect

of this property is the first-class service that has characterized it for a very long time.

A new façade, hotel-wide décor that craft fully mixes local Peruvian flavor with modern trends, noise-

cancelling windows and a broad range of Doubletree exclusive amenities, the strategically-located El

Pardo Doubletree is certainly posed to play a leading role in Lima´s 5-star hotel scene.

Casa Andina Private Collection Miraflores – Superior Room

Casa Casa Andina Private Collection Miraflores opened in 2008 on what was the emblematic Hotel

Caesar's, with an elegant contemporary design and cutting-edge technology.

This former 5-star hotel was radically transformed into a new hotel in the year 2008. Its unmistakable

Lima touch is reflected in its exquisite contemporary art collection, that along with valuable colonial

antiques, decorates its rooms and common spaces.

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Located in the center of the traditional district of Miraflores, only 2 blocks away from Kennedy Park,

and surrounded by Lima's best restaurants and shops.

Day 2 – Lima

Your will be meet by your guide at the hotel and begin the visit of Lima.

Tour of the city's main avenues, boulevards, and squares. The tour will begin with an exploration of

Colonial Lima. First, we will stop off at the Main Square, to get a chance to explore the square on foot

and admire the exteriors of the Government Palace, the Cathedral of Lima, and the City Hall, all

examples of Lima's still-present colonial architectural opulence.

Afterwards, you will visit Casa de Aliaga, a colonial mansion that currently holds the distinction of

being the oldest continuously inhabited private residence in the Southern Hemisphere. Next, we will

make our way to the Santo Domingo Convent, a religious and architectural gem that houses holy

paintings, images, and relics of Peruvian saints, as well as written accounts of the endeavors of the

Dominican Order across the country.

Menu lunch included at Café del Museo Restaurant.

Finally, we will head to the Pueblo Libre District and visit the Larco Museum, an eighteenth-century

Viceregal mansion that houses more than 3,000 years of Peru's pre-Columbian history. The museum

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demonstrates the superb skill of ancient Peruvian gold and silversmiths. The visit will be greatly

enriched for the curator of the Museum, who will provide in-depth explanations and serve as a unique

conduit to the past. All areas are illuminated to showcase the beauty the museum’s pieces.


Day 3 – Lima to Sacred Valley

This morning you will be transferred to Lima Airport to catch your flight to Cusco.

Upon arrival in Cusco you will be met and transferred to your hotel in the Sacred Valley.

Visit to Awanacancha en route to the Sacred Valley.

Visit Awanacancha. Here, we will learn about the various types of camelids (Llamas, Alpacas, Vicuñas,

and Guanacos) that live in the Andes region. Additionally, the local villagers will teach us about the

ancestral methods and techniques used to produce their textile art.

Enjoy a boxed lunch en route to your hotel.



Casa Andina Private Collection Valle – Superior Deluxe Room

Casa Andina Private Collection Sacred Valley is similar to a mountain retreat, with fabulous views of

the Andes from all rooms and places.

The hotel is on a 3-hectare property and it has fresh air, providing a calm and relaxing experience. The

85 rooms overlook the gardens of the hotel, the private terraces and sunbathing areas.





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There is also a full-service Spa, a Planetarium and an Observatory and Alma, the restaurant.

Equidistant between Urubamba and Ollantaytambo, the hotel is ideally located to easily access the

many attractions of the valley and its unparalleled Inca ruins, including the world famous Machu

Picchu.

Day 4 – Sacred Valley

Visit to Chinchero, Maras, Moray & lunch at Wayra Ranch

This morning, we will continue exploring the Sacred Valley. First visit the Chinchero village, with an

altitude 12,375 feet above sea level; it’s famous for the extraordinary beauty and quality of its textiles.

We will cross the Urubamba River and head towards the Salt Pans of Maras. The sight of this still-

operating salt mine, in use since Incan times, will amaze us the stark white of the steeply descending

salt pans juxtaposed against the green of the surrounding mountain slopes. The journey will continue

on until we reach the archaeological site of Moray. Used as an agricultural testing ground, the site's

system of circular terraces descends 490 feet from where we will stand, serving as a perfect testament

to the level of advancement achieved by the Incas, who excelled at building masterful constructions

in harmony with nature.

Sacred Valley Lunch at Wayra Ranch, here you’ll be surrounded by wafting aromas from traditional

wood ovens. As you enjoy your appetizers and drinks, the dishes you’ll receive on your table will be

cooked to your taste, with abundant house salad made with products from the restaurant’s organic

garden. The grand finale will be the Peruvian desserts, such as picarones made on the spot and served

with abundant chancaca honey, among other inspirations of their chef.





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Day 5 – Sacred Valley

This morning, we will go to Pisac, a beautiful place where Incan and Colonial influences have reached

a perfect balance and created the unique way of life of the local inhabitants. We will get a chance to

explore this quaint town, famous for its artisan markets where we can find extraordinarily fine jewelry

and ceramic and textile craftwork. Few miles away, on the slopes of a mountain, which overlooks the

Vilcanota River is the Archaeological Park of Pisac, where we will find andens of different areas and

altitudes separate by architectural structures. The most notable is the solar calendar (Intiwatana) that

means “where the sun is tied”.

Finally, we will visit one of the last remaining Incan towns, Ollantaytambo, which was once fiercely

guarded by a massive fortress. We will discover the large archaeological complex of what used to

serve as a wayside inn for royal delegations on long journeys. Surviving structures here include

multiple walls and towers that were used to protect the citadel from possible invasions.

We will continue with lunch at Hacienda Huayoccari, the estate founded in the 17th Century, has an

admirable collection of Peruvian art, housed in different rooms according to era: pre-Incan, Incan,

Viceregal and Republican. You’ll be able to appreciate this collection before lunch. The food deserves

special mention, with its sophisticated presentation and the use of organic ingredients.






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Day 6 – Sacred Valley to Machu Picchu

This morning you will be transferred to Ollantaytambo train station to catch your train to Aguas

Calientes. Vistadome train to Aguas Calientes station.

Visit to the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu

This day, you will visit the Machu Picchu Historic Sanctuary. Upon arrival to Aguas Calientes town, you

will board a bus that will take you to the entrance gate of the Machu Picchu citadel. Rediscovered by

Hiram Bingham more than a century ago, Machu Picchu is considered one of the Seven Wonders of

the World. Its architectural beauty, spectacular natural landscapes and the energy held in its enigmatic

structures will take your breath away. Follow in the footsteps of the ancient Incans as you explore this

magical citadel along with the tour guide.

After the visit your will be taken to your hotel in Aguas Calientes.

Dinner and overnight at your hotel.

Your hotel for the next 1 night

El MaPi Hotel – Superior Deluxe Room

Smart and contemporary are the defining elements of this hotel, amidst the commercial village of

Machu Picchu Pueblo (Aguas Calientes), from where you can admire and interact with the quaint folksy

town and get a different perspective. The hotel is efficient, playful and people friendly; it welcomes a

wide range of guests expecting an uncomplicated visit. Turn into an amiable and healthy environment

after your enlightening visit to Peru’s most distinguished destination, the Machu Picchu

Archaeological site.





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Day 7 – Machu Picchu to Cusco

Re-entry to Machu Picchu with your guide

This day you will return to Machu Picchu to further explore this amazing citadel. You might go to the

Inca Bridge, built by the Incas as a secret entrance to Machu Picchu for the Inca army. Or you might

hike up to the Inti Punku (Quechua for sun door), believed to be the control gate for those who enter

and exited the Machu Picchu Sanctuary.

Vistadome train to Poroy station. Upon arrival transfer to your hotel in the city of Cusco.



Casa Andina Private Collection Cusco - Superior room

Our Casa Andina Private Collection Cusco is located in a beautiful eighteenth century house, recently

remodeled, with 5 stately colonial courtyards, only 4 blocks away from Cusco's Main Square.

The hotel distinguishes itself because of its big inner courtyards and wooden balconies. The main

courtyard has a stone fountain and it is one of the most emblematic stone fountains of Cusco's

colonial times. There's a cozy stone chimney - which is always crackling - in the living room. This

romantic atmosphere invites guests to dine by candle light in salons decorated with paintings from

the Cusco School.





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Day 8 – Cusco

Visit to the City of Cusco: Cathedral, Korikancha, Tambomachay, Kenki, Puca-Pucara & Sacsayhuaman

At a schedule time we will pick you up from the hotel to begin the exploration of the Imperial City

with a visit to one of the most impressive buildings of Incan Cusco: the Korikancha (the Golden

Temple) a temple dedicated to the worship of the Sun God, whose interior walls were said to have

been covered in gold.

We will continue the day with a stroll through the Main Square, where you will disover the Cathedral

and admire its exquisite vestibules and priceless paintings from the Cusco School of the 17th and 18th

centuries.





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Afterwards, we will go to the nearby ruins: Tambomachay with their water fountains; Kenko, the

religious center; Puca-Pucara, the red fortress, and finally the fortress of Sacsayhuaman, a colossal

structure of enormous stones, carved and fitted together with incredible precision.

Rest of the day at leisure.

Dinner at leisure and overnight in Cusco.

Day 9 – Cusco to Amazon

This morning you will catch a flight to Iquitos – flight connecting in Lima.

Arrive to the Amazon city of Iquitos. Then you will be transferred to Nauta port.

Embark aboard Delfin vessel. While the Delfin begins its initial navigation, you will enjoy the most

fantastic panoramic views from the elegantly outfitted observation area located on our third deck.

6 nights aboard Delfin III

The newest vessel, the Delfin III, offers guests an

immersive rainforest experience while

simultaneously treating them to the highest levels of

luxury. The ship has been beautifully finished with the

finest details, hardwood floors, designer furniture,

and handmade Peruvian artifacts. The itineraries

have been carefully planned and are set to offer an

unforgettable experience.





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Day 10 – Amazon Cruise

Samiria River: Get up early this morning to have breakfast with the wildlife in the Amazon. After lunch

our skiffs skim the Samiria River and its tributaries, where an abundance of wildlife hides in the deep

rainforest, such as blue and yellow macaws, scarlet macaws, toucans, umbrella birds, monkeys, and

river others, capybaras and more.


Yanayaquillo: After breakfast you will start

cruising through the creeks of Yanayaquillo,

peeking into different creeks and lagoons. This is

one of the best preserved and protected zones

of the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve. This is

also a popular dolphin feeding spot.

Yanayacu: Later, we start cruising through the Yanayacu River. If you want to interact directly with the

waters of the Amazon, go out on one of our paddle boards. You will even have the opportunity to

swim in the jungle river along with the famous pink dolphins!


Fundo Casual: The walk at Fundo Casual jungle trail will take you deep into the rainforest on “Terra

Firma” (non-flooded forest) where your guide will point out the dynamic creatures and vegetation of

the Amazon.

Nauta Caño Creek: In the afternoon, take off to

Nauta Caño Creek where you will have the

chance to do some fishing for the famous

piranha. As night approaches, your guide will

take you on a night safari in search of caiman

alligators and night birds.





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Piraña Caño Creek / San Francisco: This lovely creek which leads to a lagoon is an ideal place to spend

the morning in search of birds and playful monkeys. Next we will visit the community of San Francisco

will include a short skiff ride and jungle walk to meet local villagers who have called Amazonia. Here

we will visit a market featuring amazing arts and crafts from the local women.

Yucuruchi: This afternoon we venture to

find the giant Amazonian water lily

Victoria regia. This beautiful aquatic

plant grows in small lagoons known as

cochas. Hike a trail with excellent bird

watching. At the junction of the El

Dorado River, look for dolphins and see

abundant birdlife. Sharp eyes may find

an iguana lazing in the sun and sloths

hanging in the upper canopy. A watch

is also kept for squirrel monkeys.


Clavero Lagoon: We recommend

getting up early this morning

appreciate one of the most important

zones of the Pacaya Samiria National

Reserve. Never does nature seem more

bountiful than in the tropics, and early

rising is always rewarding since wildlife

is most abundant and active with the

rising of the sun.





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Day 15 – Iquitos to Lima

Disembarkation at the port of Nauta, you will transferred back to Iquitos, about 95 kms.

The Rescue & Rehabilitation Center of River Mammals

(ACOBIA): On your way, you will visit the Rescue &

Rehabilitation Center of River Mammals (ACOBIA)

where you will have the chance to meet baby manatees

and learn about these wonderful and docile creatures.

You will also have the chance to pet and feed these kind

manatees. As well, there are also some other animals

cared for by the center that have been rescued from capture for the intention of being turned into

pets and other threatening conditions.

Continue to the airport. Return flight to Lima, where you will connect with your flight to Santiago,

Chile.

Night in-flight to Santiago

Day 16 – Santiago

Upon landing in Santiago. You will be met and transferred to your hotel.

Early check in at your hotel. Enjoy the rest of the day to rest.






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Luciano K - Deluxe room

With some special historic architectural charm. The hotel has what it must be the prettiest Art Deco

stairwell in the city. Open-sided at the top to the air and sunshine, it leads you up to the hotel's great

draw card a surprising rooftop bar. The hotel is named after its lauded architect Luciano Kulczewski,

sometimes dubbed the Chilean Gaudi. The whalebone-like arches of the hotel's entrance hallway will

strike a chord with Barcelona architecture fans. Its restoration has now created a 38-bedroom

boutique hotel with an informal, peaceful atmosphere. Heels click across old tiles, and in the guest

rooms mellow parquet floors highlight the clean, crisp decor. Rooms at the front have a view across

to Parque Forestal's ornate multi-tiered fountain. There's no formal evening dining, but with meals

available up on the roof terrace, and the restaurants and buzzy streetlife of Lastarria's main avenue

just a stroll away.

Day 17 – Santiago

Today you will visit Santiago with your guide. Visit Santiago’s most important historical sites, including

the downtown area surrounding the Plaza de Armas and the La Moneda Presidential Palace. You will

also pass by the Mercado Central, one of Chile’s largest fresh seafood markets. You will visit some of

the lesser-known barrios of Santiago including Republica and Concha y Toro, which were historically

privileged neighborhoods and home to Santiago's high society. Continuing through the cobblestoned

Lastarria neighborhood, you will walk through the Parque Forestal and pass by the Bellas Artes

Museum. For a panoramic vista of the city, you will visit the top of Cerro San Cristobal Hill, 984 feet

above the city.





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Day 18 – Valparaiso

Today you will depart towards Valparaiso for a visit with your guide.

Once the most important port in all of South America—full of globe- trotting European residents and

their riches—this city long served as the Continent’s glamorous link to the rest of the world. Locals

(known as porteños) - an incongruous mix of artists, sailors, and students—still gather at the same

century-old bars, while Edwardian villas and Art Nouveau palaces balance on hilltops. Funiculars have

served Valparaíso since the late 1800s; ride one of these up the hills to look down at the colorful town

fringing the sea below. The port city is the cultural hub of Chile, poet Pablo Neruda once lived here,

and the residents’ creative spirit manifests itself in the vibrant tones of the multihued homes

and the bohemian murals tagging the walls.

Day 19 – Santiago to Punta Arenas

Transfer to Santiago airport to catch a flight to Punta Arenas.

Upon landing you will be transferred to your hotel.






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Hotel Dreams Del Estrecho - Sea View room

Parked at the water’s edge, this glass oval high rise brings a little Vegas to the end of the world. It’s a

glittery atmosphere, with spacious and luxuriant rooms, but the show-stopper is the swimming pool

that appears to merge with the ocean. There’s also a spa, casino and swank restaurant on site.

Day 20 – Embark Cape Horn Cruise

Check in Punta Arenas late today and then around 6PM board the M/V Stella Australis.

After a welcoming toast and introduction of captain and crew, the ship departs for one of the remotest

corners of planet Earth. During the night we cross the Strait of Magellan and enter the labyrinth of

channels that define the southern extreme of Patagonian. The twinkling lights of Punta Arenas

gradually fade into the distance as we enter the Whiteside Canal between Darwin Island and Isla

Grande de Tierra del Fuego.





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4 nights aboard Stella Australis

The Stella Australis offers tourists a relaxed stay, while

providing breathtaking sights from the decks. For the

best in Chile travel choose Australis to reach all of

Patagonia’s fabulous venues, attractions, and

expeditions. Indulge in first class Chile travel onboard

the Stella Australis.

Day 21 – Cape Horn Cruise

By dawn the ship is sailing up Admiralty Sound (Seno

Almirantazgo), in the Strait of Magellan that

stretches nearly halfway across Tierra del Fuego. The

snowcapped peaks of Karukinka Natural Park stretch

along the north side of the sound, while the south

shore is defined by the deep fjords and broad bays

of Alberto de Agostini National Park. We go ashore

at Ainsworth Bay, which harbors copious bird life

and a colony of southern elephant seals.

Leaving Ainsworth Bay behind, we sail west along the sound to the Tucker Islets. After lunch, we board

the Zodiacs again for a close-up view of the Magellan penguins that inhabit the tiny islands. More

than 4,000 penguins use Tucker as a place to nest, give birth and nurture their chicks. Many other bird

species also frequent the area including king cormorants, oystercatchers, Chilean skuas, kelp geese,

dolphin gulls, eagles and even the occasional Andean condor.

Day 22 – Cape Horn Cruise

Overnight we sail around the western end of Tierra del Fuego via the very narrow Gabrial Channel,

Magdalena Channel and Cockburn Channel. After rounding the remote Brecknock Peninsula, the

vessel tacks eastward and enters the Beagle Channel again. By morning we are entering Pia Fjord and

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along the Beagle Channel through an area called Glacier

Alley. Living up to its name, the passage features a number

of impressive tidewater glaciers flowing down from the

Darwin Mountains and Darwin Ice Sheet on the north

shore.

Day 23– Cape Horn Cruise

During the early morning we navigate the narrow Murray Channel between Navarino and Hoste

islands and drop anchor at historic Wulaia Bayt. Originally the site of one of the region’s largest

Yámana aboriginal settlements, the bay was described by Charles Darwin and sketched by Captain

FitzRoy in the 1830s during their voyages on the HMS Beagle. This area is also renowned for its

mesmerizing beauty and dramatic geography.

In the afternoon we cruise across Nassau Bay into the

remote archipelago that includes Cape Horn National Park.

Weather and sea conditions permitting, we shall go ashore

on the windswept island that harbors legendary Cape Horn

(Cabo de Hornos). For many years it was the only

navigation route between the Pacific and Atlantic, and was

often referred to as the "End of the Earth." The park was

declared a World Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 2005.

Day 24 – Disembark Ushuaia

We sail into Argentine waters and dock in Ushuaia, the world's southernmost city.

You will be transferred to your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure.

Ushuaia is the capital and tourism base for Tierra del Fuego, the island at the southernmost tip of

Argentina. Ushuaia feels like a frontier boomtown, at heart still a rugged, weather-beaten fishing

village. Above the city rise the last mountains of the Andean Cordillera, and just south and west of

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Nature is the principal attraction here, with trekking, fishing, horseback riding, wildlife spotting, and

sailing among the most rewarding activities, especially in the Tierra del Fuego National Park.



Los Cauquenes Resort & SPA - Standard room

Los Cauquenes, the only high-end Resort & Spa on the Beagle Channel beach, with the snowed peaks

of the imposing Andes mountain range behind it and just 7 km away from the city of Ushuaia, has 54

rooms and suites, direct access to a private beach and outstanding views from all rooms and hotel

areas.

Day 25 – Ushuaia to Salta

Today you will take a flight to Salta – flight via Cordova.

Upon landing you will be transferred to your hotel.






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Legado Mitico Hotel - Superior Room

At the historical center of Salta city, the manor that once belonged to a patrician family from Salta

and was rescued from the oblivion to be transformed into a glamorous boutique hotel. Inspired by

the history and the culture from the Argentinean northwest, Legado Mítico, is the first thematic hotel

of Salta province. Warm and moving, evoking the most loved and memorable characters from the

north of Salta as well as its native settlers. Delightfully acclimated, refinement and classicism combined

to perfection with current trends. Objects, furniture and paints where chosen carefully for their

emblematic value, reflecting traces of Salta identity, as a result of its cultural blending.

Day 26 – Salta to Purmamarca

Today depart with your guide to Purmamarca.

Visit Tilcara village and Humahuaca city, it's mean

the Quebrada de Humahuaca (Human heritage by

UNESCO). On the way from Salta to Jujuy, we will use

a route over a rain forest area very interesting to

appreciate the contrast between the desert and the

lush vegetation.






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La Comarca - Suite

The Shire House Hotel is located in the beautiful Purmamarca, the heart of mythical Quebrada de

Humahuaca, declared by UNESCO "heritage of mankind. " Its unique architectural style is inspired by

the landscape and culture of the region, bringing its partnership with the rural setting.

Day 27 – Purmamarca to Salta

Looming above Purmamarca is the brightly tinted Cerro de Siete Colores (Hill of Seven Colors). The

best way to see the hill is by walking a 3-km (2-mile) loop called the Paseo de Siete Colores, which

starts to the left of the church on the main square. The road passes a few family farms and ends with

a striking view of the Cerro itself before bringing you back to the center of Purmamarca. The colors

are most clearly visible in the morning.

Your guide will take you back to Salta.





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Legado Mitico Hotel - Superior Room

At the historical center of Salta city, the manor that once belonged to a patrician family from Salta

and was rescued from the oblivion to be transformed into a glamorous boutique hotel. Inspired by

the history and the culture from the Argentinean northwest, Legado Mítico, is the first thematic hotel

of Salta province. Warm and moving, evoking the most loved and memorable characters from the

north of Salta as well as its native settlers. Delightfully acclimated, refinement and classicism combined

to perfection with current trends. Objects, furniture and paints where chosen carefully for their

emblematic value, reflecting traces of Salta identity, as a result of its cultural blending.

Day 28 – Salta to Iguazu

Today you will catch your flight to Iguazu – flight via Buenos Aires.

Transfer from Puerto Iguazu Airport to hotel.






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Melia Iguazu - Classic Room Falls View

Sheraton Iguazu Spa& Resort is the only hotel located inside the Iguazu National Park with spectacular

views of the Iguazu Falls. Its impressive Seda Pool & Spa, with outdoor tents and spacious Zen areas,

invites to relax and nurture in a fully energetic atmosphere. Sheraton Iguazu Resort & Spa is wonderful

located inside the Iguazu National Park, so Iguazu Falls are next to the hotel.

Day 29 – Iguazu Falls

Enjoy the day exploring The Iguazu Falls, Iguazú Falls, are waterfalls of the Iguazu River on the border

of the Argentine province of Misiones and the Brazilian state of Paraná. They are the largest waterfalls

system in the world. For most of its course, the river flows through Brazil; however, most of the falls

are on the Argentine side.

Dinner at leisure and overnight at your accommodation.





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Day 30 – Iguazu to Buenos Aires

This morning you will be transferred to Iguazu Airport to catch your flight to Buenos Aires.

You will be met in Buenos Aires and transferred to your hotel.


Casa Sur Recoleta Hotel

An intimate bolthole with a sophisticated and stylish edge, CasaSur Recoleta Hotel Buenos Aires is

conveniently placed in the smart Recoleta region east of the city centre. With a stress relieving spa, a

restaurant and bar serving tapas and light meals, this is a peaceful enclave in a cosmopolitan part of

town. The atmosphere is one of low-key city chic with a bold, masculine look throughout, softened by

vases of colourful flowers and strategically placed candles on gleaming polished tables.

Day 31– Buenos Aires, City tour

Today we will arrange a private city sightseeing tour, visiting La Boca and the best areas of the city.

Starting at Plaza de Mayo, the city’s foundational site. There, we visit the buildings surrounding the

square: the Pink House, our Presidential Palace, the Cabildo, primitive town hall, and the Metropolitan

Cathedral, an imposing neoclassical building. After lunch we’ll head for Avenida de Mayo. We’ll

continue on the Colon Opera House.





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Next, we’ll head for the city’s more traditional residential districts of the north. In Retiro, we’ll observe

the splendid Plaza San Martin, and once in Recoleta, we’ll visit Avenida Alvear, where one can find the

top designer houses in the world and the celebrated Recoleta Cemetery, where many of the greatest

personalities in Argentine history are buried, Eva Perón included.

Day 32 - Departure

Today you will be met by your chauffeur that will take you to the Buenos Aires airport to catch your

departing flight.

Buen Viaje!





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TERMS AND CONDITIONS

INCLUSIONS:

Peru

• 8 nights accommodation in Peru

o Lima: El Pardo Double Tree Lima Hotel. Superior room and buffet breakfast – early

check in

o Sacred Valley: Casa Andina Private Collection Valle 4*. Superior roomand buffet

breakfast

o Aguas Calientes: El Mapi 4*. Superior Deluxe room and half board

o Cusco: Casa Andina Private Collection Cusco 4*. Superior room and buffet breakfast

• Professional local English speaking guides.

• Transfers and excursions on private services.

• Hotel accommodation including breakfast.

• All meals mentioned in the itinerary- 8 breakfasts, 5 lunches and 1 dinner

• Entrances fee to Machu Picchu and bus tickets (round trip).

• Second entrance fee to the ruins and bus ticket (round trip).

• Vistadome Train to/from Machu Picchu.

Chile

• Transfer airport- hotel in Santiago

• 4 nights accommodation in Chile

o Santiago: Luciano K. Deluxe room and breakfast -early checkin

o Punta Arenas, Dreams del Estrecho. Sea View room and breakfast

• Full day visit of Santiago including lunch at Casa Lastarria restaurant.

• Full day visit of Valparaiso and Viña del Mar including lunch at Espiritu Santo restaurant.

• Transfer to Santiago airport

• Transfer from Punta Arenas airport to Punta Arenas hotel

• Half day walking city tour in Punta Arenas.

• Transfer to Australis check-in/ drop off at the quay for the embark





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Argentina

• Transfer dock to hotel in Ushuaia

• 9 nights accommodation in Argentina

o Ushuaia: Los Cauquenes Resort & SPA. Deluce room and breakfast

o Salta: Legado Mitico Salta. Superior Room and breakfast

o Purmamarca: La Comarca. Suite and breakfast

o Iguazu: Melia Iguazu. Classic Room with Falls View and breakfast

o Buenos Aires. Casa Sur Recoleta. Superior room and breakfast

• Transfer hotel in Ushuaia to airport

• Transfer Salta airport to hotel

• Full day visits en route to Purmarmarca.

• Full day visits en route to Salta.

• Transfer to Salta airport

• Transfer from Iguazu airport to hotel

• Transfer to Iguazu airport.

• Transfer from Buenos Aires Airport to hotel.

• Full day visits of Buenos Aires

• Transfer from hotel to port.

EXCLUSIONS:

• International and domestic airfare

• Any entrance tickets not mentioned in the itinerary

• All meals and beverages if not mentioned in the itinerary

• Gratuity (at your discretion)

• Travel Insurance

• Items of a Personal Nature



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