Santiago
Visit Santiago the capital of Chile, one of the most dazzling capitals around the world. The historic city center is compact and easy to maneuver, and its appeal lies in the green landscape comprising of tall trees, and landscaped parks. One can explore the Paris Quarter or a climb up the Cerro San Lucia, or a funicular ride up the Cerro San Cristobal for panoramic views of the city. During the evening you can explore to many of the bars and restaurants lining the city center.
Punta Arenas / Natales
Fly into Punta Arenas, and travel further to Punta Natales by a bus. Punta Natales a Patagonian city is located on the shores of a beautiful lake Puerto Natales and is the gateway to the Torres Del Paine national Park.
Torres Del Paine National Park
Torres Del Paine national Park is a great base for hiking. The park boasts large number of guanacos, proving great opportunity for photos, and is also home to large number of some impressive birds such as pink flamingos, condors, and nandues. But the real striking element is the ladscape that boats the glaciers, waterfalls, lakes and mountains. Opportunity to trek the – Grey Glacier (4.5 hrs) , French Valley approx. 8 hrs, 22 kms), and Laguna Amarga (4 hrs), and Mirador De Las Torres (approx. 9 hrs, 18 kms)
El Calafate / Perito Moreno Glacier
Travel by bus to El Calafate, a cute town, offers spectacular scenery and is surrounded by enormous glaciers. The periodic collapse of ice masses from Perito Moreno glacier is one of the most impressive natural spectacles. This phenomenon can be observed and witnessed by travelers. On a day excursion Explore the natural wonders of Perito Moreno Glacier, an incredibly massive icescape that is 35 kms long, 3 kms wide and 60 meters in height. It is one of the few glaciers in the world that is advancing rather than melting away. Trekking on the glacier is a traditional and out-of-world experience.
Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina is often described as a wonderful, cosmopolitan city that is a joy to explore. It is often called the “Paris of South America”. Explore by yourself the picture perfect old neighborhoods of Buenos Aires filled with romantic restaurants, bars, cafes and a thumping nightlife. Visit few of the many neighborhoods like La Boca known for colorful houses or Puerto Madero known for waterfront and scenic docklands each reflecting diversity in its environment, personalities and the warmth if the people.
