Day 1 Buenos Aires
Day 2 Buenos Aires
Day 3 Buenos Aires - Colonia de Sacramento - Buenos Aires (105 km)
Day 4 Buenos Aires (Suggested flight departure time is 13:20pm) - Puerto Iguazu (1072 km)
Day 5 Iguazu Brasil Side (18 km)
Day 6 Iguazu Argentine Falls
Day 7 Puerto Iguazu (Suggested flight departure time is 9:10am) - El Calafate (3139 km)
Day 8 Perito Moreno (137 km)
Day 9 Trek El Chalten (137 km)
Day 10 El Calafate - Ushuaia (563 km)
Day 11 Ushuaia - Tierra del Fuego National Park - Beagle Channel - Ushuaia (221 km)
Day 12 Laguna Esmeralda Hiking Tour
Day 13 Trekking Los Tempanos Lagoon and Vinciguerra Glacier
Day 14 Ushuaia - Punta Arenas (249 km)
Day 15 Punta Arenas - Porvenir - Useless Bay - Primera Angostura (19879 km)
Day 16 Punta Arenas - Puerto Natales (247 km)
Day 17 Puerto Natales - Torres del Paine National Park - Puerto Natales (216 km)
Day 18 Puerto Natales (Suggested flight departure time is 13:40pm) - Santiago de Chile (2038 km)
Day 19 Santiago de Chile - Valparaiso - Vina del Mar - Santiago de Chile (200 km)
Day 20 Santiago de Chile
Day 1:
Buenos Aires
Breakfast: Excluded|Lunch: Excluded|Dinner: Included
Today guests will gather in Buenos Aires. After pickup from the airport, guests will be transferred to the hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at their own leisure.
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Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA
Buenos Aires is the capital and largest city of Argentina. Its center is the Plaza de Mayo, lined with stately 19th-century buildings including Casa Rosada, the iconic, balconied presidential palace.
Day 2:
Buenos Aires
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Excluded|Dinner: Included (Tango Show)
After breakfast aboard our private bus, starting in the sophisticated neighborhood of Recoleta, see the cemetery where Eva Peron is buried and the Church of Our Lady of Pilar. We'll continue on to Palermo, with its elegant residences and Japanese gardens, then on to the colorful neighborhood of La Boca featuring typical cantinas. The oldest area of San Telmo with cobbled streets is also home to many tango houses. Finally, see the modern side of town showing off its port warehouses converted to chic flats in Puerto Madero. In the everning, we'll enjoy the Tango show with dinner.
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Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA
Buenos Aires is the capital and largest city of Argentina. Its center is the Plaza de Mayo, lined with stately 19th-century buildings including Casa Rosada, the iconic, balconied presidential palace.
Recoleta
An upscale neighborhood in Buenos Aires, the Recoleta district boasts exquisite architecture and history, and contains several museums and landmarks that detail Argentina's past. The Recoleta Cemetery is a popular stop, particularly the grave site of national hero Eva Peron.
Recoleta Cemetery
The final resting place of Eva Perón, Argentina's iconic First Lady, is located within the famous Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires. Her family vault, often adorned with flowers, is a focal point for visitors paying tribute.
Recoleta Church
One of Buenos Aires' oldest churches, adjacent to Recoleta Cemetery. Renowned for its exquisite Baroque style, gilded interior, and significant history, it stands as an architectural and cultural treasure of the city.
Palermo
This is the largest barrio in Buenos Aires, home to over 200,000 citizens. It is home to some of the oldest parts of the city. There are many parks and museums in the area.
La Boca
One of the most famous barrios (neighborhoods) in Buenos Aires, La Boca is filled with brightly colored houses, tango clubs, Italian taverns, and many theaters. Historically, it has been a haven for radical political movements.
San Telmo
The oldest of Buenos Aires' barrios, the streets of San Telmo are paved with cobblestone and the buildings have retained their original colonial architecture. Famous for its contemporary art, the city's Modern Art Museum is located in this neighborhood.
Puerto Madero
Buenos Aires' youngest waterfront district, transformed from old docks. Modern skyscrapers blend with brick warehouses, while riverside promenades feature upscale dining, embodying the city's contemporary elegance.
Dinner Show and Tango Lesson
Experience Argentina in one night at a historic venue: savor a traditional steak dinner, be mesmerized by a professional tango show, and join a beginner's lesson to feel the passion yourself.
Day 3:
Buenos Aires - Colonia de Sacramento - Buenos Aires (105 km)
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Included|Dinner: Excluded
Cruise across the Rio de la Plata from Buenos Aires to Uruguay, and spend a day exploring the UNESCO World Heritage-listed city of Colonia del Sacramento. On arrival, enjoy a guided walking tour of the historic center, including Colonia Lighthouse, Calle de los Suspiros, and the Basilica De Santisimo Sacramento.
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Colonia de Sacramento, Uruguay
It is one of the oldest towns in Uruguay, which is renowned for its historic quarter, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Calle de los Suspiros
It is also called the Street of Sighs which is a historical street located in Colonia del Sacramento and listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1995.
Faro de Colonia del Sacramento
The iconic lighthouse of Colonia del Sacramento, built in 1857, stands on the historic city's peninsula. From its top, visitors enjoy panoramic views of the UNESCO Old Town and the vast Río de la Plata.
Basílica del Santísimo Sacramento
Located in Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, this is the city's oldest church (built 1695-1699). Its simple, colonial-style stone structure stands as a testament to the city's founding and the historic Spanish-Portuguese rivalry.
Day 4:
Buenos Aires (Suggested flight departure time is 13:20pm) - Puerto Iguazu (1072 km)
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Excluded|Dinner: Excluded
Transfer to the airport for your flight to the world famous waterfall - Iguazu Falls. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, this is one of the most stunning falls on earth. It's over 2 miles long and boasts 275 individual waterfalls cascading down 260 feet into the gorge below. It also features over 200 species of flora and 400 species of birds and wild animals.
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Puerto Iguazu, ARGENTINA
It's the fourth largest city in the province of Misiones. The world-renowned Iguazu Falls are only 18 kilometres (11 mi) away from the city, and as a result the city has developed much of its infrastructure around tourism.
Day 5:
Iguazu Brasil Side (18 km)
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Excluded|Dinner: Excluded
After being picked up from your hotel, cross the border into Brazil's Iguacu National Park. This side of the falls offers the best perspective to see Garganta del Diablo ( Devil's Throat ). Admire the 2-mile ( 3.2-km ) stretch of the falls, which curves across the Parana Plateau in a half-moon horseshoe of white water, verdant islets, and mist-drenched rocks. Trek down the trails of the park's subtropical forest to the base of Floriano Falls. Watch for nosy, raccoon-like coatis along the way.
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Foz do Iguacu, BRAZIL
The city is characterized by tourism and cultural diversity. There are about 80 nationalities, being the most representative from Italy, Portugal, Lebanon, China, Paraguay and Argentina.
Parque Nacional do Iguacu
The Brazilian side provides the grand, panoramic view. A single, sweeping walkway faces the immense crescent of falls, offering the iconic full-scope perspective of the Devil's Throat and the powerful curtain of water across the Iguazu River.
Day 6:
Iguazu Argentine Falls
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Excluded|Dinner: Excluded
In the morning, we'll take an excursion to the Argentine Falls, walking along the upper and lower paths to get a really close view of the imposing cascading wall of water. The environment is also exquisite due to the amazing variety of ferns, orchids, begonias, birds and butterflies. In the afternoon, we will take an open train departing from the Visitor Center to the 'Garganta Station'where we disembark for a 1 mile walk up to the Devil's Throat balcony, to share one of the greatest shows on earth. Return by train to the Visitor Center where you'll experience the "Great Adventure", a brief cruise which will allow you to approach the bottom of the San Martin and Tres Mosqueteros falls with an outstanding view of the Devil's Throat. Recap your day's adventure over dinner in the hotel.
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Puerto Iguazu, ARGENTINA
It's the fourth largest city in the province of Misiones. The world-renowned Iguazu Falls are only 18 kilometres (11 mi) away from the city, and as a result the city has developed much of its infrastructure around tourism.
Iguazu Falls
When she first saw the falls, Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly exclaimed, "Poor Niagara!" Indeed, the spectacular Iguazu Falls are three times the size of New York's Niagara Falls. Located on the border of Brazil and Argentina, Iguazu is an experience.
Devil's Throat
One of the many waterfalls that make up the Iguassu Falls on the border between Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay, the Devil's Throat is a U-shaped chasm through which the majority of the water in the falls flows.
Day 7:
Puerto Iguazu (Suggested flight departure time is 9:10am) - El Calafate (3139 km)
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Excluded|Dinner: Excluded
After breakfast transfer to the airport via private coach for your flight to El Calafate. After pickup from the airport, guests will be transferred to the hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at their own leisure.
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El Calafate, ARGENTINA
El calafate is a town in the province of Santa cruz, Argentina, on the lake of Argentina in Patagonia, near the border between Chile and Argentina, about 320 kilometers from the state capital, Rio Galapagos.
Day 8:
Perito Moreno (137 km)
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Excluded|Dinner: Excluded
This full-day navigation and ice trekking adventure begins with a scenic catamaran tour through Lago Argentino's iceberg-filled channels. The route offers panoramic views of the Upsala, Spegazzini, and Perito Moreno glaciers, with close-up perspectives of ice walls towering 80-143 meters above the water. A guided walk at Puesto de Las Vacas allows for flora and fauna exploration.
The highlight is the optional ice trek on Perito Moreno Glacier ($250-330 USD). After crossing the lake by boat, expert guides provide crampons and helmets for a safe, one-hour walk on the glacier. Participants discover deep crevasses, blue lagoons, and unique ice formations, culminating with a whisky served with ancient glacier ice. The day concludes with navigation along the glacier's southern face and, if selected, a visit to the national park's panoramic walkways for breathtaking views.
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Los Glaciares National Park, ARGENTINA
It hosts a representative sample of Magellanic subpolar forest and west Patagonian steppe biodiversity in good state of conservation. In 1981, it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Perito Moreno Glacier
This glacier is located deep in the southern part of the Patagonia region in Argentina. An excellent place to learn about geology, the glacier ruptures every few years due to the extreme pressure of layer and layer of ice.
Puesto de Las Vacas
A historic sheepherding post in Spegazzini Bay, now a classic landing site in the national park. Explore early settlement ruins, observe Patagonian flora and fauna, and admire the majestic hanging glaciers.
Day 9:
Trek El Chalten (137 km)
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Included|Dinner: Excluded
Today we will travel to the town of El Chalten. On our way, we will cross the Santa Cruz River and stop for a few minutes at Estancia La Leona. There, we will make a restroom stop and enjoy homemade cakes and a hot drink (not included). During the tour, weather permitting, we will make a stop at the Viedma Glacier Viewpoint. Upon arriving in El Chalten, we will have 5 hours to explore and enjoy this small mountain town. We will take two easy hikes: First, we will head to Mirador de los Condores. We will continue to the town center, where, depending on the option chosen, you will enjoy a varied homemade menu in a typical local restaurant. After lunch, we will continue to the second trail, called Chorrillo del Salto. To return, we will all meet at a pre-arranged meeting point at 4:00 p.m. and begin our return trip to El Calafate, arriving at your hotels between 6:30 and 7:00 p.m.
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Los Glaciares National Park, ARGENTINA
It hosts a representative sample of Magellanic subpolar forest and west Patagonian steppe biodiversity in good state of conservation. In 1981, it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Viedma Glacier Viewpoint
A viewpoint in Los Glaciares National Park, overlooking Argentina's second-largest land glacier. It offers stunning vistas of the immense ice wall and turquoise Viedma Lake.
Estancia La Leona
A historic Patagonian ranch and inn famed for sheltering outlaws like Butch Cassidy. It now offers dining, lodging, and stunning views of the dramatic La Leona River canyon.
El Chalten
The trekking capital of Argentine Patagonia, famed for Mount Fitz Roy. Nestled within Los Glaciares National Park, it offers world-class trails amidst stunning, pristine wilderness.
Mirador de los Condores
A classic short hike at El Chalten's entrance. The trail leads to a 360-degree viewpoint overlooking the town, Fitz Roy River, and majestic peaks, ideal for spotting Andean condors.
Chorrillo del Salto
A serene waterfall near El Chaltén. An easy walk from the road leads to this picturesque cascade plunging into a green pool, perfect for a relaxing break after longer hikes.
Day 10:
El Calafate - Ushuaia (563 km)
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Excluded|Dinner: Excluded
Transfer to El Calafate airport to Ushuaia. After pickup from the airport, guests will be transferred to the hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at their own leisure.
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Ushuaia, ARGENTINA
Ushuaia is commonly regarded as the southernmost city in the world. Besides being an administrative center, it is a light industrial port and tourist hub.
Day 11:
Ushuaia - Tierra del Fuego National Park - Beagle Channel - Ushuaia (221 km)
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Excluded|Dinner: Excluded
After breakfast, head southwest via National Route 3 towards Tierra del Fuego National Park. En route, stop at the Equestrian Center for panoramic views of the Beagle Channel and surrounding archipelagos. Later, visit the End of the World Train station, boarding for a scenic ride that passes landmarks like the Pipo River and La Macarena Waterfall, ending at the national park. In the afternoon, depart from Ushuaia Tourist Dock for a Beagle Channel navigation. See Los Lobos Island with sea lions, Los Pájaros Island with cormorants, and the historic Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse, enjoying mountain views before returning.
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Ushuaia, ARGENTINA
Ushuaia is commonly regarded as the southernmost city in the world. Besides being an administrative center, it is a light industrial port and tourist hub.
Equestrian Center
The Equestrian Center, located along Route 3 near Ushuaia, offers visitors a unique vantage point. It is renowned for its breathtaking panoramic views of the Beagle Channel, the Ushuaia peninsula, and the surrounding archipelagos.
End of the World Station
The End of the World Train station is the departure point for a historic steam train journey. The railway, originally built by prisoners, now offers a scenic ride through Tierra del Fuego's forests and rivers, ending at the national park.
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Tierra del Fuego National Park, ARGENTINA
A national park on the Argentine part of the island of Tierra del Fuego, the first shoreline national park to be established in Argentina.
Cascada La Macarena
La Macarena Waterfall, accessible via the End of the World Train, is a scenic stop within Tierra del Fuego. A short walk from the station leads to a viewpoint offering a beautiful sight of the cascade and the Pipo River valley.
Pipo River
The Pipo River winds through the dramatic landscapes of Tierra del Fuego. It is best known for being crossed by the historic End of the World Train, where passengers can see the ruins of the old "Burnt Bridge" beneath the modern tracks.
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Beagle Channel, ARGENTINA
The Beagle Channel is a storied strait in the Tierra del Fuego archipelago, forming a natural border between Chile and Argentina. It is famed for its dramatic glacial scenery, rich marine wildlife - ncluding sea lions and penguins - and its historical significance to early exploration.
Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse
Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse, standing on a small islet in the Beagle Channel, is an iconic symbol of southern Patagonia. Famous for its striking red and white stripes, it is often mistakenly called "The Lighthouse at the End of the World."
Los Lobos Island
Los Lobos Island, located in the Beagle Channel, is a key wildlife viewing site. The island's rocky shores are a permanent habitat for colonies of South American sea lions, offering an unforgettable close-up encounter from tour boats.
Los Pajaros Island
Los Pajaros Island in the Beagle Channel is a vital sanctuary for seabirds. It is renowned as a prime habitat for Magellanic and Imperial Cormorants, providing an excellent opportunity to observe diverse marine avifauna in their natural setting.
Day 12:
Laguna Esmeralda Hiking Tour
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Excluded|Dinner: Excluded
The Laguna Esmeralda Hike in Ushuaia is one of the most unforgettable experiences in southern Patagonia. This scenic trail takes you through lenga forests, peat bogs, and beaver dams, following the Esmeralda River all the way to its stunning source: a turquoise lagoon surrounded by towering mountains and hanging glaciers. This easy guided hike is perfect for travelers with little to no trekking experience who want to enjoy a real adventure in nature—without straying too far from Ushuaia. Along the way, your expert Axel guide will share fascinating facts about the region’s unique flora, fauna, and ecosystems. At the lagoon, you'll stop for a well-deserved lunch while soaking in the incredible views of this one-of-a-kind setting. And the best part? The small group size ensures a more personal and immersive experience throughout the journey.
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Ushuaia, ARGENTINA
Ushuaia is commonly regarded as the southernmost city in the world. Besides being an administrative center, it is a light industrial port and tourist hub.
Laguna Esmeralda Hiking Tour
A classic Ushuaia day hike traversing peat bogs, forests, and river valleys to reach the breathtaking emerald glacial lagoon. The trip is an essential trail for experiencing Tierra del Fuego's raw wilderness beauty.
Day 13:
Trekking Los Tempanos Lagoon and Vinciguerra Glacier
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Excluded|Dinner: Excluded
After breakfast, you'll embark on a challenging adventure to the Laguna de los Tempanos and the Vinciguerra Glacier. A 7km transfer from Ushuaia brings you to the Andorra Valley, where a 2km walk through unique peat bogs begins the journey. The trail then ascends through native forest before a challenging climb leads to the glacial lagoon. Accompanied by a professional guide, you will have time at the glacier for photos, to touch the ice, and enjoy a box lunch, before completing the return trek.
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Ushuaia, ARGENTINA
Ushuaia is commonly regarded as the southernmost city in the world. Besides being an administrative center, it is a light industrial port and tourist hub.
Andorra Valley
The Valley of Andorra is a pristine Ramsar wetland site near Ushuaia, renowned for its expansive and beautiful peat bogs. It serves as the starting point for the trek to the Vinciguerra Glacier and Laguna de los Témpanos.
Laguna de los Tempanos
Laguna de los Tempanos is a stunning glacial lake located at the base of the Vinciguerra Glacier. Known for its striking turquoise waters and floating ice chunks, it is the culmination of a challenging and rewarding trek in Tierra del Fuego.
Vinciguerra Glacier
Vinciguerra Glacier is a rare, accessible valley glacier in Tierra del Fuego. Notably, it is the only glacier in the province that still exhibits a classic "tongue" morphology at its lower section, allowing visitors to approach and touch its ancient ice.
Day 14:
Ushuaia - Punta Arenas (249 km)
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Excluded|Dinner: Excluded
After breakfast, you'll leave by Tourist bus to Punta Arenas
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Punta Arenas, Chile
The city is often a base for Antarctic expeditions. Tourist destinations include the Cathedral and other notable churches, the city cemetery, and the statute of Magellan. Some cruise ships to Antarctica depart from Punta Arenas's port,.
Day 15:
Punta Arenas - Porvenir - Useless Bay - Primera Angostura (19879 km)
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Excluded|Dinner: Excluded
The morning begins by going to the Tres Puentes terminal to board a two-hour ferry that will take us to Porvenir cross the Strait of Magellan. After lunch in Porvenir, we will continue skirting Bahia Inutil bay, crossing this island that surprises with its endless pampas and the sight of infinity ahead on the horizon. On the way, we can see various birds, sheep ranches and herds of guanacos, a South American camelid related to the llama and the alpaca. After about 114 km of route we will arrive at the King Penguin Park, where a permanent colony of this species resides, the largest in size after the emperor penguin. We will leave the park in the direction of Primera Angostura, the narrowest point of the strait of only 5 km wide. There we will cross back to the mainland in a ferry that takes 20 minutes, after which we will take a route of about 200 km until we reach Punta Arenas.
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Porvenir, Chile
Porvenir is the quiet capital of Chile's Tierra del Fuego Province. Located on the main island across the Strait of Magellan from Punta Arenas, it offers a glimpse into the region's pastoral history and serves as a gateway to remote landscapes and historic sites.
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Useless Bay, Chile
Useless Bay is a large bay on the Chilean side of Tierra del Fuego. Its name originates from early sailors who found it too shallow and exposed for safe anchorage, but it is now notable for hosting a small colony of king penguins.
King Penguin Park
King Penguin Park is a unique conservation area within Bahía Inútil, home to the only colony of king penguins on the American continent. Visitors can observe these majestic birds from a designated viewing platform in their natural subantarctic habitat.
Warm Reminder:The best time to see King penguins in Chile is during the austral spring and summer, mainly from October to March, as this is their reproductive cycle and there is greater activity, especially between November and February when the colonies are at their peak and you can see chicks and adults together, although the colony in the King Penguin Reserve in Tierra del Fuego is usually open from October to April
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Primera Angostura, Chile
Primera Angostura is the narrowest and most frequently used crossing point of the Strait of Magellan. It connects mainland Chile with Tierra del Fuego via a modern vehicle ferry service, playing a crucial role in regional land transportation.
Day 16:
Punta Arenas - Puerto Natales (247 km)
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Excluded|Dinner: Excluded
After breakfast, you'll leave by bus to Puerto Natales
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Puerto Natales, Chile
Puerto Natales is a city in Chilean Patagonia. It is the capital of both the commune of Natales and the province of Última Esperanza, one of the four provinces that make up the Magallanes and Antartica Chilena Region in the southernmost part of Chile.
Day 17:
Puerto Natales - Torres del Paine National Park - Puerto Natales (216 km)
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Excluded|Dinner: Excluded
The adventure begins with pickup from your accommodation in Puerto Natales at 6:30 a.m. Travel north for 2 hours to reach the starting point of the trek. After a quick briefing with the local guide, start the walk crossing a bridge over the Asencio River. Trek for 1.5 hours to reach Refugio El Chileno, shrouded in forest and in the shadow of the spectacular Monte Nieto Almirante. After a short stop at El Chileno, continue for 2-2.5 hours along a steeper section of trail to the main lookout. Reach the main lookout of Las Torres at the eastern end of the lagoon, from where you will have a spectacular view of the three granite peak as well as the Peineta and Nido de Condores hills. Stop and enjoy your packed lunch while admiring the views. After the break, return to the base along the same path. Following the trek, hotel drop-off will be provided in Puerto Natales.
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Torres del Paine National Park, Chile
The world's last wilderness! UNESCO Biosphere Reserve famed for granite towers, emerald lakes and roaming guanacos. Hiker's paradise - the W Trek was voted world's best by Lonely Planet.
Refugio El Chileno
Refugio El Chileno is a popular mountain refuge and restaurant located near Cerro Mirador in Chilean Patagonia. Famous for its rustic charm and large open-fire grill, it serves as a welcoming rest stop for hikers and drivers exploring the stunning landscapes of Torres del Paine.
Base Torres Lookout
The main lookout of Las Torres offers the iconic, direct frontal view of the three granite peaks of Torres del Paine. It is the rewarding destination of the park's most famous and challenging day hike, presenting a breathtaking panorama of the towers and a glacial lake.
Day 18:
Puerto Natales (Suggested flight departure time is 13:40pm) - Santiago de Chile (2038 km)
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Excluded|Dinner: Excluded
Transfer to the airport for your flight to Santiago de Chile. Upon arrival, we'll take a walking tour around Santiago de Chile Experience the culture of this city framed by the majestic Andes Mountains, and discover its main landmarks and most iconic stories. Our City Tour will take you to Plaza de Armas, the historic heart of Santiago; Providencia, a vibrant area that blends residential charm with commercial life; Bicentenario Park, one of the most important green spaces in the Metropolitan Region; and ends at Santiago's Historic Central Market, where you can freely enjoy a unique gastronomic experience with the city's freshest and finest seafood. The tour concludes at the Historic Central Market, where passengers will be dropped off to explore this iconic spot.
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Santiago de Chile, Chile
The capital and largest city of Chile as well as one of the largest cities in the Americas. The city has a downtown core of 19th-century neoclassical architecture and winding side-streets, dotted by art deco, neo-gothic, and other styles.
Bicentenario Park
Bicentenario Park is a modern and expansive urban park in Santiago's Vitacura district, created to celebrate Chile's 200th independence anniversary. It's famed for its family-friendly design, large green spaces, interactive fountains, and a resident flock of Chilean flamingos.
Mercado Central de Santiago
Santiago's Historic Central Market is a vibrant 19th-century iron-frame building and a culinary landmark. Renowned for its vast array of fresh seafood, traditional restaurants serve classic Chilean dishes like ceviche and paila marina, offering an authentic local experience.
Plaza de Armas de Santiago
Plaza de Armas is the historic main square and foundational heart of Santiago, established in 1541. Surrounded by iconic buildings like the Metropolitan Cathedral and Central Post Office, it remains a vibrant hub for civic life, culture, and public gatherings.
Comuna de Providencia
Providencia is a prestigious, upscale commune in the heart of Santiago, Chile. It is renowned for its elegant European-style architecture, vibrant dining and shopping along Avenida Nueva Providencia, expansive parks like Parque Metropolitano, and its overall high quality of life.
Day 19:
Santiago de Chile - Valparaiso - Vina del Mar - Santiago de Chile (200 km)
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Excluded|Dinner: Excluded
The journey begins with a stop at Rio Tinto, a renowned wine market in the Casablanca Valley. Then, you will arrive in Valparaiso, a city declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, you will explore colorful hills, funiculars, and viewpoints, visit the Plaza de los Poets, and see the exterior of La Sebastiana, one of Pablo Neruda's houses. You will also stroll through the famous Cerro Alegre, known for its murals and vibrant atmosphere. Later, you will head to Vina del Mar, the "Garden City," where you will stop at the iconic flower clock and see an authentic Easter Island moai located outside the Fonck Museum. We will return to Santiago.
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Valparaiso, Chile
A major city, seaport, and educational centre in Chile. It is one of the South Pacific's most important seaports.In 2003, the historic quarter of Valparaíso was declared a United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage site.
Rio Tinto Wine Market
Rio Tinto Wine Market is a renowned hub for fine red wines. Benefiting from a cool coastal climate, it specializes in producing elegant, complex Pinot Noir and Syrah, attracting global connoisseurs.
Plaza de los Poetas
Plaza de los Poetas is the cultural heart of Valparaiso, Chile. Featuring poetry stones and statues of poets, it neighbors Neruda's house and historic churches, hosting readings and art events as a key literary landmark.
La Sebastiana (Outside Visit)
La Sebastiana was Pablo Neruda's whimsical house-museum in Valparaíso. Shaped like a ship atop Cerro Florida, it offers panoramic city/bay views and houses the poet's eclectic collections, reflecting his poetic and maritime passion.
Cerro Alegre
Cerro Alegre is Valparaiso's iconic historic hillside neighborhood. Famous for its steep slopes, colorful houses, labyrinthine stairs, and street art, it's filled with boutiques, cafes, and galleries, embodying the port city's bohemian soul.
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Vina del Mar, Chile
A city and commune on central Chile's Pacific coast. Visitors and locals enjoy the parks and water fountains of the city, including a large flower clock with its numbers made up of flowering plants.
Flower Clock
Vina del Mar's iconic Flower Clock is a large, functioning clock face made of vibrant flowers and shrubs. Located in coastal gardens downtown, it changes with seasons and is a classic symbol of the "Garden City".
Museo Fonck (Outside Visit)
The Fonck Museum is a key archaeological and natural history museum in Chile. Renowned for its Easter Island Moai collection, prehistoric artifacts, and native biological specimens, it offers a window into Chile's cultural heritage.
Day 20:
Santiago de Chile
Breakfast: Included|Lunch: Excluded|Dinner: Excluded
On time required we will transfer You to Santiago de Chile Airport for your fly back home
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Santiago de Chile, Chile
The capital and largest city of Chile as well as one of the largest cities in the Americas. The city has a downtown core of 19th-century neoclassical architecture and winding side-streets, dotted by art deco, neo-gothic, and other styles.
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