Day 1: 24 April – Arrive Santiago
On arrival at Santiago airport, you will be transferred to your hotel and spend the evening at leisure to relax.
Hotel(s): Hotel Noi Vitacura or Similar

Day 2: 25 April – Santiago Day at Leisure
Meal: Breakfast & Welcome Dinner  | Hotel: Hotel Noi Vitacura or similar 

Day 3: 26 April – Chile: Punta Arenas & Torres del Paine
This morning you will be transferred to the airport for your flight to Punta Areas (flight cost not included). On arrival at Punta Areas you will be transferred to your hotel at Torres del Paine national park and enjoy the all-inclusive benefits listed below:

The all-inclusive package of your hotel includes the following services:
• Transfers to and from Punta Arenas, Puerto Natales or
• Calafate
• Visit to Cerro Negro Ranch in route from Punta Arenas
• Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Lodging
• Open Bar (not including premium spirits)
• All excursions inside the National Park (pre-booking
• required) without navigations
• Bilingual guides Spanish/English (ask for quote of other
• languagues)
• Wi-Fi in common areas
• Entrance fee to Torres del Paine National Park
• 20% discount in the spa

Not Included:
• Premium wines, liquors & beers
• Laundry service
• Phone Calls
• Unscheduled meals
• Transfers outside the regular scheduled times
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner | Hotel: Hotel Las Torres or similar

Day 4: 27 April – Torres del Paine National Park
Today you can choose from the excursions offered by your hotel.
Cerro Paine: This combined horseback and hiking excursion culminates in one of the National Park’s most striking viewpoints over the 1,508 meters (5,000-foot) summit of
Cerro Paine. The first section is undertaken on the saddle of the horses along a scenic forest section of the Ascencio Valley. This trail heads up on Agostini’s route where he took a famous picture in the 40’s. Leaving the horses behind, the group passes the treeline and hikes upwards to Cerro Paine’s windy summit for a stunning view. It is panorama that includes granite peaks, glaciers, lakes, forest and patagonian pampas in a single glimpse.

Valle Francés: One of the longest excursion ventures into the famous Valle Francés, in the heart of Torres del Paine National Park, and part of the famous “W” Trail. After a 45-minutes’ drive from the hotel, you will board the catamaran Hielos Patagónicos on the lakeshore near Pudeto Ranger Station. A half-hour cruise across Lake Pehoé brings you to Paine Grande, where you start the trek. The first part of the trail is leading along the north side of Lago Skottsberg to the bottom of Valle Francés and Italiano Campsite where you
break for water and snacks. If you want, you can continue to hike deeper into the Valle Francés along a steep trail through lenga woods and then a rocky moonscape above the tree line. Roughly 2.5 km (1,5miles) from Italiano, you reach a viewpoint on the foot of the “Horns” (Los Cuernos), that affords an awesome view of French Glacier coming down from Mount Paine Grande, the Cuernos del Paine peaks rising behind you, and down the valley to the lakes.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Lunch at the hotel, Dinner at the hotel
Hotel(s): Hotel Las Torres or similar

Day 5: 28 April – Torres del Paine National Park
Day at leisure, Choose one of the excursions offered in your all-inclusive package.

Base Torres: Walk the park’s main trail to a famous viewpoint, situated on the shores of a Glacier lagoon, from where you can observe the slender, granite peaks that give the national park its name. The excursion begins in the hotel Las Torres, where you will begin a hike through Ascencio Valley, crossing a beautiful forest of Lengas and later arriving to a rocky area (La Morrena), the most difficult section of the trail, and finishing at the spectacular Torres Base Viewpoint. After a snack and allotted time for photography, you will follow the same trail back to the hotel.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Lunch at the hotel, Dinner at the hotel
Hotel(s): Hotel Las Torres or similar

Day 6: 29 April – Onto El Calafate
Travel to El Calafate on the shores of Lake Argentino, the gateway to Los Glaciares National Park with its spectacular Perito Moreno Glacier.

Note: This transfer service provided is by your hotel. It may take place with other international travellers and with a Spanish-speaking driver.
Tonight, enjoy dinner at the restaurant of the hotel (3 Course including 1 non-alcoholic drink per person).
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner | Hotel: Esplendor Calafate or similar

Day 7: 30 April – El Calafate Sightseeing
Leave your hotel in El Calafate and drive to the Punta Bandera harbor. From La Soledad pier, embark on the Maria Turquesa cruise boat and start navigating northwest until you reach the Upsala Glacier, South America’s largest glacier. Be mesmerized by its icy, dark blue rivers and the icebergs floating nearby. Continue to navigate on Argentino Lake and head south to the Spegazzini Channel to see the glacier that has the same name. Get up close to the front walls that spike out between 80 and 135m (262-443ft.) above the lake.
Enjoy lunch as you marvel at the stunning landscapes. (includes a 3-course gourmet lunch with unlimited soft drinks or water and wine.)

In the afternoon, disembark at “Puesto de Las Vacas”, a quite bay in the Spegazzini Channel, and enjoy a 1h walk in nature. Back on the ship, head to De Los Témpanos Channel sailing in front of the Perito Moreno Glacier´s Northern Face. Afterwards, navigate back towards the pier.
**Remark: This tour is shared with other international travelers.
Schedule: Boarding time: 08:30 hs (pick ups at El Calafate from 07:30hs)
Disembarking time: 18:00 hs (arrival at El Calafate 19:00 hs)
The itinerary is subject to change based on the weather conditions and the captain’s criteria to guarantee the passengers safety.
Tonight, enjoy dinner at a local restaurant (3 course, no drinks included) within walking distance from/to the hotel
Meal(s): Breakfast, Lunch on the cruise, Restaurant Dinner
Hotel(s): Hotel Kosten Aike or similar

Day 8: 1 May – Los Glaciares National Park Excursion
Meet your local specialist and visit the Los Glaciares National Park, Argentina’s second largest, spans over 1,700 square miles and is home to nearly 50 glaciers fed by the massive Southern Patagonian Ice Field—the world’s second-largest ice mass after Antarctica.

Visit the iconic Perito Moreno Glacier, rising nearly 200 feet above Lake Argentino. Named after explorer Francisco Moreno, this dynamic glacier is known for its dramatic calving events, where chunks of ice break off with a thunderous crash —a natural spectacle you may be lucky to witness.
Beyond the ice, enjoy views of southern beech forests and windswept steppe, home to a variety of birdlife.
Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant inside the National Park.
Visit El Calafate’s Glacier Museum, where a local expert will offer insights into glaciers and their role in the global climate.
Dinner will be enjoyed at a local restaurant this evening. (Drinks not included)
Meal(s): Breakfast, Lunch, Restaurant Dinner
Hotel(s): Hotel Kosten Aike or similar

Day 9: 2 May – Onto Buenos Aires
Transfer to the airport for your flight to Buenos Aires. (flightcost not included)
On arrival, transfer to your hotel for an evening at leisure in the “most European city” of South America. Relax or explore the grand boulevards and colourful barrios of Argentina’s vibrant capital on your own
Meal(s): Breakfast
Hotel(s): Hotel Sofitel Buenos Aires Recoleta or similar

Day 10 | 03 May 2027: Buenos Aires sightseeing
This morning drive along “9 de Julio”, the widest avenue in the world, and pass by the Colón Theatre, a stunning opera house. Visit Plaza de Mayo, where the Government House and the first City Hall are located. Here, step inside the Metropolitan Cathedral to appreciate its towering ceilings, striking stained glass, marble columns, and paintings. Afterwards, in La Boca district, enjoy a short stroll along “Caminito” and admire the colorful streets filled with souvenir shops and Tango dancers.

Pass by the Boca Juniors soccer stadium and drive by the beautiful parks and green spaces in Palermo as you head to Recoleta, one of the city’s most glamorous spots. Continue your tour with a visit to the Recoleta cemetery. Founded in 1822, the cemetery is one of the most prominent in the world; many national heroes, presidents, well-known writers, scientists, and artists are buried here. Appreciate its ornate mausoleums, sculptures, and vaults made by local and international artists and visit Eva Perón’s grave. Return towards the downtown area and stop in the Puerto Madero area, a district made with recycled docks. End your tour with a private tango demonstration at El Viejo Almacen.

El Viejo Almacen became a unique spot thanks to its surroundings and to an authentic style nourished by a popularity built through the years. Enjoy the city’s best demonstration performed by prominent interpreters of the tango’s excitement.
After the tour, head to “Fogón Asado” for lunch, a restaurant that presents a new way of living the traditional Argentine asado. During this experience, see, feel, and taste the unique grilling techniques. Sip on a welcome cocktail and meet the chef and other travelers. Start an exquisite tasting menu that includes the best cuts of meat, fire roasted seasonal vegetables, traditional recipes, and much more that brings “asado” to new heights.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Lunch
Hotel(s): Hotel Sofitel Buenos Aires Recoleta or similar

Day 11 | 04 May 2027: Polo Day
Experience one of the greatest traditions of the Argentine countryside: a polo game. This tour presents one of the most unique sports Argentina has to offer. Start the day with a professional horse trainer and get an introduction on the animals, learn how they are chosen for the sport, and see how they are trained during practice drills. Then, enjoy a delicious BBQ lunch and indulge in a great selection of meats, soft drinks, wine, dessert, and coffee. Afterwards, learn about polo’s history and fundamentals and watch a polo match to see how this intricate and fast-paced game. End your tour with a horseback ride through the countryside.
Tonight enjoy a local dinner at a restaurant.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Lunch, Restaurant Dinner
Hotel(s): Hotel Sofitel Buenos Aires Recoleta or similar

Day 12 | 05 May 2027: Buenos Aires sightseeing
Start your tour at one of the most stunning buildings and important landmarks in Buenos Aires: the “Teatro Colón”. Occupying a whole block, the Opera House was built in 1908 when the demand for opera increased. Take a guided tour and explore the different rooms, like the Gold Hall, and appreciate the imposing architecture and ornate decorations that create an elegant atmosphere. The theatre can host up to 2,500 people and another 1,000 can stand to enjoy the operas, ballets, and other concerts. Afterwards, visit the Ateneo Bookstore, one of South America’s largest and most luxurious bookstores. Located in the Recoleta neighborhood it exudes Buenos Aires’s nostalgic elegance and is a hidden treasure for book and literature lovers. End your tour at the emblematic Café Tortoni, the city’s oldest literati café located on “Avenida de Mayo”. Here, enjoy a cup of coffee with typical pastries before returning to your hotel.
**Remark: A 50min-1h English tour with a guide from the Colón Theatre is included. The tours at the Colón Theatre operate daily and are shared with other international travelers. The coffee and snack at Tortoni are included.
Spend the evening at leisure.
Meal(s): Breakfast
Hotel(s): Hotel Sofitel Buenos Aires Recoleta or similar

Day 13 | 06 May 2027: Journey to Iguazú Falls
Transfer to the airport for your flight to Iguazu falls (flight cost not included)

Arrival at Iguazu airport and head to M’bororé Guarani Indigenous community. Dive into their world and learn about their history, living and survival methods, handicrafts, religious traditions, and more. Walk along a 500m (1,640ft.) trail and look for miniature hunting traps that show ancient hunting methods. In the village’s courtyard, see local handicrafts that are an important source of their income.
This evening, enjoy a unique dining experience at a traditional finca nestled in the Iguazú Forest, near the river. Travel by bus, with the final stretch in 4×4 vehicles, immersing you in the natural surroundings. Begin with a welcome drink and sample local exotic fruits. During dinner, explore Guaraní culture through handicrafts, Mate tasting, and a delicious traditional Asado.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Dinner
Hotel(s): Hotel Gran Melia Iguazu or similar

Day 14 | 07 May 2027: Argentinian side of the falls
Get a different perspective of grandeur on the Argentinian side of the falls at the Devil’s Throat. Leave your hotel and walk to the visitor’s centre, take the train and go to the Upper Circuit as you appreciate the panoramic views of the falls. Arrive at the Devil’s Throat, the park’s most impressive and immense waterfalls. Measuring 150m (492ft.) long and 80m (262ft.) high; its horseshoe shape creates a stunning waterfall you will remember forever. From here, walk along the Iguazú River canyon for about 3km (1,87mi.) to the lower circuit as you admire the regional fauna and flora and feel the constant presence of the waterfalls.
Spend the evening at leisure.
Meal(s): Breakfast
Hotel(s): Hotel Gran Melia Iguazu or similar

Day 15 | 08 May 2027: Brazilian falls and onto Rio De Janeiro & Roxy Show
Visit of the Brazilian side of the Falls. Walk along the paths and appreciate the lush vegetation, butterflies, and cascades. Take the 1,5km (1mi.) path that leads you to an amazing panoramic view of the Devil’s Throat. From here, appreciate the incredible scene that includes other iconic sites in Argentina like the Two Sisters and Bozzeti waterfalls, the Superior Circuit, and San Martin Island, where the movie “The Mission” was filmed.
Later this afternoon you will be transferred to the airport for your flight to Rio de Janeiro (flight cost not included).

This evening, get ready for an exhilarating show that celebrates Brazil’s diverse culture with an electrifying mix of music, dance, poetry, and stunning visual art. The Roxy Show promises a sophisticated and unique atmosphere, ensuring a truly memorable night in Rio.
Dinner at the hotel has been included (no drinks)
Meal(s): Breakfast, Hotel Dinner
Hotel(s): Miramar Hotel By Windsor or similar

Day 16 | 09 May 202: Rio Sightseeing & Sugar Loaf mountain
Begin your tour this morning at Praça XV, a historic square surrounded by colonial buildings that reflect Rio de Janeiro’s early days. Walk to Arco Teles, a charming narrow street with a picturesque arch and lively atmosphere, then continue to Nossa Senhora da Lapa dos Mercadores Church, an architectural gem in Rio’s historic district.

Visit CCBB (Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil) for its cultural exhibitions, admire the neoclassical Candelária Church, and explore the Monastery of St. Benedict, known for its stunning Baroque interior. Stop at the magnificent Real Gabinete Português de Leitura, a Portuguese library with elaborate Gothic Revival architecture, and make a quick photo stop at the elegant Colombo Bakery, famous for its Belle Époque
décor.
Continue to the striking Metropolitan Cathedral, known for its modern cylindrical design and impressive stained-glass windows, before finishing the city tour at the colorful Selarón Steps, decorated with thousands of vibrant tiles from around the world.

Next, head to Urca Station to take two cable cars to the top of Sugarloaf Mountain. The first reaches Morro da Urca, followed by the second to the summit. From the Swiss-made glass cable cars, enjoy breathtaking 360° views of the city, Guanabara Bay, and the Atlantic Ocean before returning to your hotel.
Meal(s): Breakfast
Hotel(s): Miramar Hotel By Windsor or similar

Day 17 | 10 May 2027: Christ The Redeemer & Favela Tour by Jeep
Travel to Cosme Velho and board the cogwheel train through Tijuca Forest up Corcovado Mountain. At the summit, admire the iconic Christ the Redeemer, one of the world’s wonders, and enjoy panoramic views over Rio de Janeiro. Descend the mountain and finish with photo stops at the famous beaches of Copacabana, Ipanema, and Leblon.
Remark: If the cogwheel train is unavailable, access Corcovado by a city-certified van departing from Largo do Machado.

Continue with a visit to Rocinha, the largest favela in Brazil, home to over 150,000 residents. This guided experience offers insight into the history of Rio, its development, and the important role favelas play in the city’s culture. Walk through vibrant streets, meet local artisans, enjoy incredible coastal viewpoints, and watch a capoeira performance. The tour includes photo stops, a visit to the Lage lookout, and part of the experience on foot for a closer connection with the community.
As you depart, pass the beach where hang gliders land and enjoy a scenic coastal drive back, leaving with a deeper perspective of Rio and unforgettable memories. Enjoy dinner at a barbecue restaurant (no drinks). On your way back, enjoy 01 Caipirinha at a kiosk in Copacabana.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Restaurant Dinner
Hotel(s): Miramar Hotel By Windsor or similar

Day 18 | 11 May 2027: Rio to Lima
Today you will be transferred to the airport for your flight to Lima (flight cost not included). On arrival at Lima, transfer to the hotel and spend the rest of
the evening at leisure.
Meal(s): Breakfast
Hotel(s): Souma Hotel Lima or similar

Day 19 | 12 May 2027: Lima sightseeing
Francisco Pizarro’s ‘City of Kings’ is ours to explore this morning as we discover the colonial heritage of Lima’s UNESCO-listed Historic Centre with our Local Specialist. Admire the ornate baroque façades of the Church of San Francisco and discover its hidden catacombs.
Celebrate Lima’s status as the culinary capital ofSouth America next, and meet Ignacio Barrios who has worked alongside many of Peru’s most award-winning chefs. Visit a local market where Ignacio will explain how Peruvian fruits, vegetables, seafood and meats are the basis of Peruvian cooking. Then continue to his cooking school where you’ll Connect with Locals and enjoy a demonstration on how to prepare some of Peru’s most popular dishes.
You’ll have an opportunity to sample some of these at a Be My Guest experience lunch
before spending the rest of the day at leisure.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Be My Guest Lunch
Hotel(s): Souma Hotel Lima or similar

Day 20 | 13 May 2027: Lima – Cusco – Sacred Valley
Today, we’ll fly to Cusco this morning, the gateway to Peru’s treasured Sacred Valley.
Visit the Manos de la Comunidad, a weaving centre that works with local communities. Here you’ll learn about llamas, alpacas, vicuñas, and guanacos, with the chance to feed and pet them.
Continue to a private area to discover “linderaje,” a Sacred Valley tradition used by communities to reaffirm territorial boundaries. The experience includes cultural explanations and demonstrations, such as men performing traditional dances in women’s clothing.
Next enjoy a local Peruvian lunch with sweeping views of the Sacred Valley.

Check in to your hotel Later that day, meet the weavers from Parwa at your hotel, women weavers who will introduce you to this ancient craft still practiced today.

Note : Flight cost from Lima to Cusco is not included.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Lunch
Hotel(s): Aranwa Sacred Valley Hotel & Wellness or similar

Day 21 | 14 May 2027: Sacred Valley sightseeing
With your local specialist today, visit the vibrant Pisaq Market, where Quechua communities gather to sell produce and shop for the week. Then, head to Hacienda Sarapampa, a family-run farm specializing in Cusco Giant White corn. Learn about traditional vs. modern farming methods, followed by a Be My Guest lunch with live music and a performance of the traditional Peruvian dance, the Marinera. (subject to
availability.) Spend the evening at leisure.
Meal(s):Breakfast, Be My Guest Lunch
Hotel(s):Aranwa Sacred Valley Hotel & Wellness or similar

Day 22 | 15 May 2027: Journey to Machu Picchu
Travel to Ollantaytambo for a visit to the ruins, a famous Inca stronghold built from immense blocks of stones. Visit the local home of Mrs. Rosa, an ancient structure that goes back at least 7 generations, and learn more about traditions kept alive until today.

We then board the Vistadome train (light snack included) for our epic journey to the UNESCO-listed Machu Picchu, where a Local Specialist will lead us through the ruins of this once-great fortress. Explore the iconic great Temple of the Sun, the House of the Priest, the Sacred Plaza and the Intihuatana, an intricately carved rock most likely used as a sundial centuries ago. Tonight, we’ll dine at our hotel.
Meal(s):Breakfast, Hotel Dinner
Hotel(s):Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel or similar

Day 23 | 16 May 2027: Machu Picchu-Cusco
The morning is at leisure.
The ancient ruins of Machu Picchu beckon again and we have an opportunity to re-connect with this ancient wonder. If you’re feeling adventurous, hike up to the Gate of the Sun for stunning views over the fortress. We board a train to the Sacred Valley, then head to the colonial city of Cusco, stopping en route at a local chicheria. ‘Dive into Culture’ and enjoy the sweet flavours of chica as you learn how this Peruvian corn beer is brewed by the local women.
Meal(s):Breakfast
Hotel(s):Palacio del Inka, a Luxury Collection Hotel or similar

Day 24 | 17 May 2027: Cusco Sightseeing
Embark on a sightseeing tour of the sacred city of Cusco this morning with your Local Specialist, admiring the 16th-century Spanish colonial buildings that stand on the foundations of former Inca temples and palaces. See the baroque Cathedral on the Plaza de Armas and 17th-century Church of Santo Domingo. Visit the ruins of the Sacsayhuaman fortress and see nearby warehouses where the Incas once stored their grain.
The afternoon is free to explore on your terms. Spend the afternoon at leisure.

Tonight enjoy a farewell dinner at local restaurant with your Travel Director and fellow travellers.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Farewell Dinner
Hotel(s): Palacio del Inka, a Luxury Collection Hotel or similar

Day 25 | 18 May 2027: Cusco departure
Today you will be transferred to the airport to take your flight to Lima
Note: Flight from Cusco to Lima is not included
Meal(s): Breakfast

Exact hotels and excursions may vary depending on availability.