Embark on an unforgettable 13-day, 12-night adventure exploring the iconic cities of South America. Begin your journey in Buenos Aires, often referred to as "the Paris of Latin America," before heading to Mendoza, a city internationally celebrated for its world-class wines.
Your tour will then take you to Santiago de Chile, one of the country's most sophisticated urban centers. Conclude your South American exploration in Rio de Janeiro, where you’ll experience a vibrant blend of culture, nightlife, stunning beaches, and breathtaking natural landscapes.
This package covers accommodations, airport transfers, and exciting excursions.
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Tour Description
Day 1. Arrival in Buenos Aires
Upon your flight's arrival, a driver will meet us at the airport to transport us to our hotel located in the heart of Buenos Aires. After checking in, the remainder of the day is free for us to explore the city at our leisure.
Day 2. City and Tango Show
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. At 9 AM, you’ll be collected from your centrally located hotel.
This comprehensive city tour is the best way to discover Buenos Aires. You’ll travel by bus through notable neighborhoods such as Recoleta, the Bosques de Palermo, downtown, San Telmo, La Boca, and Puerto Madero. During the tour, you’ll see major landmarks like the Teatro Colón, El Obelisco, La Plaza de Mayo, and Caminito.
In the evening, between 8 and 8:30 pm, we’ll pick you up from your selected hotel to enjoy a delightful dinner paired with an unforgettable tango show at El Querandí, a renowned tango venue in San Telmo. We’ll return to the hotel around midnight.
Day 3. Sailing to Tigre
A comfortable bus will collect you from your hotel to take you to Tigre, where you’ll board a catamaran for a 40-minute tour of the Delta. Observe the intertwining rivers and streams that form numerous islands, and witness the locals’ unique way of life and their interactions with floating services like boats, rafts, and water taxis.
After the boat ride, you’ll return to the port and board the bus back to Buenos Aires.
Day 4. Arrival in Mendoza
After breakfast at the hotel, we’ll be taken to the airport for our flight to Mendoza. Upon arrival, a driver will meet us at Mendoza Airport to take us to our centrally located hotel.
Day 5. High Mountain
Following breakfast at the hotel, we’ll depart early to journey along the Mendoza River. Our first stop will be the pre-Hispanic settlement of Uspallata, the southernmost point of the Inca Empire. We’ll pass through several towns on our way to the Los Penitentes ski resort, where you’ll have time to ride the cable car and enjoy stunning views.
We’ll continue on to the Cerro Aconcagua viewpoint before visiting the town of Las Cuevas. Here, between Las Cuevas and the international tunnel, lies the path to the “Christ the Redeemer” monument, symbolizing the unity between Argentina and Chile, situated 4,200 meters above sea level. We’ll then return to our selected hotel in Mendoza.
Day 6.Visit to wineries
After breakfast at the hotel, the morning is free to explore Mendoza. Later, we’ll be picked up for a tour of the vineyards in Luján de Cuyo and Maipú. Learn about the winemaking processes, including production, bottling, and labeling, and enjoy a wine tasting. We’ll also visit an olive oil farm to observe the production process and sample some olive oil.
Day 7. Arrival in Santiago de Chile
Following breakfast at the hotel, a driver will take us to Mendoza Airport for our flight to Santiago. Upon arrival, we’ll be greeted at Santiago Airport and transported to our selected hotel, with the rest of the day free to explore the city.
Day 8. City tour
After breakfast at the hotel, we begin our city tour at 9 AM, exploring Santiago de Chile’s most significant historical, commercial, and residential areas.
When reserving, you can choose to solely explore Santiago de Chile or opt for a special tour that includes a guided visit to Santa Lucia Hill.
Our panoramic tour will cover the Government Palace "La Moneda" courtyards, Plaza de Armas, Santa Lucía Hill, the Cathedral, Central Post Office, City Hall, and the bohemian Bellavista neighborhood, among others.
This excursion is perfect for capturing the city’s highlights.
Day 9. Viña del Mar and Valparaiso
After breakfast at the hotel, we’ll depart at 9 AM for Valparaíso, where you’ll be captivated by the landscapes and cliffside houses. We’ll visit key city sites and stop in Reñaca for lunch (not included). We’ll continue to Viña del Mar, visiting Quinta Vergara, the Carrasco Palace, and the Flower Clock. After our tour, we’ll return to our Santiago hotel.
Day 10. Arrival in Rio de Janeiro
Your transfer will take you to Santiago de Chile Airport for your flight to Rio. Upon arrival, you’ll be transported to your hotel to check in and enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure.
Day 11. Corcovado and Sugar Loaf
The tour begins with a hotel pick-up, heading towards Corcovado Hill to see the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue, perched 710 meters high. Surrounded by nature, this hill is part of the Tijuca Forest National Park, the largest urban forest globally.
From the hilltop, enjoy panoramic views of Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, northern Rio, and many beaches. We’ll then proceed to the Maracanã stadium for an external visit.
Our tour continues to Carnival Avenue, the Sambadrome, and Plaza de la Apotheosis.
After a lunch break at a traditional steakhouse, we’ll visit Sugar Loaf mountain, rising 395 meters above sea level in Guanabara Bay. A glass cable car takes us to the top, offering a 360° view of Copacabana, Urca, Botafogo, Flamengo, and more.
Before concluding, we’ll explore the Historic Center, visit the Metropolitan Cathedral, Selarón Staircase, and pass the Arcos da Lapa.
After a day of exploration, we’ll return you to your hotel to relax and reflect on the unforgettable day.
Day 12. Boat Tour of Guanabara Bay
Leaving the hotel, we’ll head to Marina da Glória to board the sloop for a 1 hour and 40-minute tour of Guanabara Bay. From here, see the Museum of Tomorrow, designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava.
As we cross beneath the Rio – Niteroi bridge, view the Santa Teresa neighborhood, Santos Dumont airport, and three forts: São João, Lajes, and Santa Cruz. From Niteroi, enjoy one of the best views of Rio de Janeiro.
Note: Pick-up and drop-off are not included; passengers should meet at Marina da Gloria.
Day 13. Farewell to Rio
Based on your flight schedule, you will be transferred to the airport to continue your journey or return home.
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What’s included?
What’s included:
*12 nights accommodation in a selected hotel in a standard room with breakfast included.
*Excursions and transfers detailed in the itinerary.
*Taxes.
What’s NOT included:
*Flights.
*Tickets.
*Transfers detailed in the itinerary.
*Lunch not mentioned in the itinerary, food and/or drinks not detailed in the itinerary.
*Extras and personal expenses.
Frequently Asked Questions
This tour package combines culture, wine tourism, and relaxation on the beaches. A typical itinerary includes Buenos Aires (tango show and city tour), wine regions such as Mendoza or the Colchagua Valley (winery visits with tastings), and Brazilian beaches like Rio de Janeiro, Búzios, or Florianópolis. Subject to availability, Santiago, Montevideo, or Valparaíso may be added. It usually includes accommodation with breakfast, airport-hotel transfers, guided tours, entrance fees to the activities mentioned, and on-site assistance; some themed lunches or dinners may also be included. Domestic flights and travel insurance may be optional. Estimated duration: 10 to 14 days, depending on the confirmed itinerary.
To optimize your experience and price, spring and autumn (September-November and March-May) are recommended in the Southern Cone: mild weather for city tours and wine routes, with vineyards in full bloom. For beaches in Brazil or Uruguay, the ideal season is from December to March, with a summery atmosphere. In Buenos Aires, temperatures typically range from 12–25 °C during the shoulder seasons; in wine-growing regions, the climate is dry and pleasant; in Rio de Janeiro, summers are hot and humid (24–32 °C) with occasional rain. Carnival, the grape harvest festival, and the end of the year are peak season; it's advisable to book in advance for better rates and availability.
The package tour prioritizes well-located 3- and 4-star hotels, with the option to upgrade to 5-star boutique hotels. It includes buffet breakfast, Wi-Fi, and 24/7 support from the local operator. Transfers are provided in air-conditioned tourist vehicles; some regional flights may be added to the package. City tours are conducted in small groups or privately, with accredited bilingual guides (Spanish/English and sometimes Portuguese). Free time is allotted to enjoy beaches, wineries, and local cuisine. Optional excursions include tango lessons, coastal sailing, and premium wine tasting experiences. Dietary and accessibility requirements are accommodated upon request.
The final price varies depending on the season, hotel category, number of nights, currency, domestic flights, and optional excursions. The quote generally includes local taxes, transfers, and entrance fees for tours mentioned in the itinerary. Payments are accepted by credit card, bank transfer, and, in some cases, installment plans. A deposit is usually required to guarantee the reservation, with the balance due before departure. Cancellation and change policies depend on each provider (hotels, airlines, and local operators) and the package booked; fees may apply. We recommend purchasing travel insurance with cancellation coverage. Request a detailed quote and updated terms and conditions.
For this South American tour, you'll need a valid passport (ideally with at least six months of validity remaining) or a national identity card (DNI) for Mercosur countries, and a visa depending on your nationality. Check current health requirements; the yellow fever vaccination is recommended if you're visiting tropical areas, and an international certificate may be required in some cases. Travel insurance that covers medical assistance, baggage, and cancellation is highly recommended. Suggested luggage: light beachwear, swimsuit, hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, comfortable shoes for city tours and wineries, a light jacket for cool evenings, a reusable water bottle, a daypack, and a 220V adapter (Type C/N plugs). Bring some local currency and credit/debit cards.
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