This journey connects two of South America’s most iconic regions, blending the cultural depth of Peru with the vast landscapes of Patagonia. It begins in Cusco, the historic center of the Inca Empire, where colonial architecture, local markets, and nearby ruins set the tone for the experience. From there, the route continues south to Buenos Aires, offering a contrast of urban energy and cultural landmarks, before heading into Patagonia’s remote scenery. In El Chaltén, you will find a network of trails surrounded by mountains, glaciers, and forests, while El Calafate introduces you to the impressive Perito Moreno Glacier. The journey concludes in Puerto Natales, a quiet town that serves as the gateway to Torres del Paine National Park, known for its trekking routes and distinctive landscapes. Designed for travelers who enjoy active experiences, this itinerary brings together history, culture, and some of the most striking natural settings in South America.

Culture, History & Natural WondersBegin your journey in Montevideo, Uruguay’s laid-back capital, where coastal views along La Rambla, vibrant markets, and a rich cultural scene set the tone. From there, travel to Colonia del Sacramento, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where cobblestone streets, historic gates, and a blend of Spanish and Portuguese architecture transport you back in time. Cross the Río de la Plata to Buenos Aires, a city defined by its energy, architecture, and cultural depth. Explore its iconic landmarks and neighborhoods, and experience the essence of the city through a traditional tango show. The journey then continues to Iguazú Falls, where you will walk through the rainforest and witness the power of the cascades, including the impressive Devil’s Throat. End your trip in Rio de Janeiro, a city where mountains meet the sea. Take in panoramic views from Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain, and unwind on the famous beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema. This itinerary connects some of South America’s most distinctive cities and landscapes, combining history, culture, and nature in a seamless journey.

This 16-day adventure connects some of South America’s most remote and visually striking regions. Begin in northern Argentina, where Salta and Jujuy introduce you to colorful landscapes like Purmamarca’s Hill of Seven Colors and a culture shaped by deep-rooted Andean traditions. Continue across the Andes into Chile’s Atacama Desert, a place of dramatic contrasts where wind-carved rock formations and vast open spaces create a unique atmosphere. The journey then reaches Bolivia’s Uyuni Salt Flats, explored by 4×4, where endless white horizons and high-altitude lagoons define one of the continent’s most distinctive settings. Along the way, you will also experience the energy of Buenos Aires and Santiago de Chile, adding a dynamic urban contrast to the remote natural environments. This itinerary is designed for travelers seeking a more immersive and adventurous route through South America.

Begin in Santiago de Chile, where historic landmarks like Plaza de Armas and the Metropolitan Cathedral introduce you to the country’s cultural roots. Continue south to the Lake District, exploring Puerto Varas and Puerto Montt, where volcanoes, forests, and scenic routes define the landscape. Cross into Argentina and discover Bariloche, known for its alpine atmosphere, artisanal chocolate, and trails around the Llao-Llao Peninsula. The journey then moves to Buenos Aires, where you will experience the city’s cultural energy and enjoy a traditional tango show paired with local cuisine. From there, travel to Iguazú Falls and walk along pathways that bring you close to one of the most powerful natural spectacles in the world. End your trip in Rio de Janeiro, where iconic landmarks like Christ the Redeemer rise above a city framed by mountains and ocean.

Explore Rio de Janeiro’s coastline and landmarks, from Copacabana Beach to the views from Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain. Continue to Iguazú Falls to experience its scale and power from both the Brazilian and Argentine sides. Travel on to Cusco, the former Inca capital, where you will explore its historic streets and nearby ruins before heading to Machu Picchu. Arrive by train and discover the citadel on a guided visit set among the Andes. This itinerary connects some of South America’s most iconic destinations, combining natural landscapes with cultural heritage across Brazil, Argentina, and Peru.

Start your honeymoon in Rio de Janeiro, where golden beaches like Copacabana and Ipanema set the tone for your journey. Continue to Iguazú Falls to experience its power from both the Argentine and Brazilian sides, then head to Buenos Aires to enjoy its parks, cafés, and a classic evening of tango and local cuisine. Travel on to Santiago de Chile to explore nearby wine regions and scenic viewpoints, before heading to Peru. In Cusco and the Sacred Valley, wander through cobblestone streets shaped by Inca and colonial history, and conclude your journey with a visit to Machu Picchu, set among the Andes. This itinerary brings together iconic landscapes, cultural experiences, and memorable moments across South America.

Depart from Ushuaia, in Argentine Patagonia, and set sail through the Beagle Channel toward Antarctica. Cross the Drake Passage and reach the White Continent, where exploration begins across remote islands and coastal sites. During this 11-day expedition, you will have the opportunity to spot Emperor penguins and other Antarctic wildlife. Depending on conditions, you may access more remote areas by helicopter or explore closer to the ice on Zodiac rides. The journey also includes visits to historic landmarks and active research bases, offering insight into life in Antarctica. Best time to travel: November to March.

Discover the Atacama Desert through a carefully crafted journey that combines exploration, comfort, and exclusive experiences. Accompanied by private guides, venture beyond the classic routes to uncover lesser-known landscapes, from colorful valleys and ancient petroglyphs to high-altitude lagoons and vast salt flats. Enjoy scenic hikes, relaxing geothermal hot springs, and immersive encounters with one of the world’s most extraordinary desert environments. Designed for travelers who value both adventure and quality, this itinerary highlights the diversity of Atacama’s natural wonders while offering the comfort of a premier desert retreat. From flamingo-filled lagoons and the striking Rainbow Valley to the dramatic scenery of Puritama Canyon, every experience reveals a different side of this remarkable region.

Experience the power of Iguazú Falls from both the Brazilian and Argentine sides before continuing to Rio de Janeiro, where iconic landmarks, stunning beaches, and panoramic viewpoints showcase the city’s unique beauty. Explore the colonial charm of Paraty and cruise through the tropical islands and crystal-clear waters of the Costa Verde. In Salvador, discover Brazil’s rich cultural heritage through its colorful streets, historic architecture, and vibrant traditions. Complete your journey in the Amazon Rainforest, navigating its rivers, exploring the jungle, and searching for wildlife in one of the world’s most biodiverse ecosystems. Combining natural wonders, cultural treasures, tropical coastlines, and unforgettable wildlife experiences, this itinerary offers a well-rounded introduction to some of Brazil’s most iconic destinations.