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Reiseverlauf 2026

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   Santiago

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   Bienvenidos! Welcome to Chile. When you arrive in Santiago, you’ll be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel. Your adventure officially begins with a welcome meeting at 6 pm tonight. If you arrive early, maybe head out and explore the Parque Forestal just steps from your front door. After your meeting, head out for dinner with your leader and group. From baked casserole to razor clams cooked in parmesan cheese, Chilean food is hearty, fresh and delicious.
   It’s very important that you attend the welcome meeting as we will be collecting insurance details and next of kin information at this time. If you are going to be late, please let your travel agent or reception know. Ask reception or look for a note in the lobby for more information on where the meeting will take place.
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   Santiago

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   Get to know the city on a tour with a local guide who’s an expert on all things Santiago. Start in the artistic Lastarria district to explore the charming neighbourhoods, historical landmarks and vibrant public spaces. From here, you will walk to Santa Lucía Hill, where Santiago was founded, for panoramic views of the city. Next, pass by the La Moneda Palace, an ornate neoclassical building and now the Chile’s presidential offices, on the way to Plaza de Armas, the city’s cultural heart. You will also visit Parque Forestal and Bellavista, a blend of natura street art and bohemian flair. Finish with lunch at lunch at Bocanáriz, a top local restaurant, perfect for sipping Chilean wine and reflecting on your walk through the soul of the city. The rest of the day is free for your own explorations.
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   Valparaiso

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   Genieße einen freien Vormittag in Santiago. Vielleicht besuchst du den Mercado Central - Santiagos berühmten Fischmarkt. Dann machst du dich auf den Weg nach Valparaiso und hältst unterwegs für eine Weinverkostung im Casablanca-Tal an. Das Casablanca-Tal, das in der Küstenebene zwischen der Hauptstadt und Valparaiso liegt, ist Chiles am schnellsten wachsende Weinregion mit fruchtbaren Böden und einem perfekten Klima für Chardonnay und Sauvignon Blanc. Besuche ein biologisches Weingut, das sich auf Nachhaltigkeit und biodynamischen Weinbau spezialisiert hat, und besichtige das Anwesen und die Gärten, während du eine Weinprobe mit Käse und Schokolade genießt. Anschließend geht es weiter nach Valparaiso, das für seine bunten Häuser bekannt ist, die sich über die Hügel mit Blick auf den Ozean verteilen. Dein Feature Stay Hotel für die nächsten zwei Nächte stammt aus dem Jahr 1885, als der Hafen boomte, und liegt im historischen Herzen der Stadt, die von der UNESCO zum Weltkulturerbe erklärt wurde. Das mit Werken chilenischer Künstler geschmückte Hotel ist der perfekte Ausgangspunkt, um die Stadt zu erkunden. Genieße eine Einführung in den Pisco auf der Dachterrasse und genieße die Aussicht.
   Die Reisezeit beträgt heute etwa 2,5 Stunden.
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   Valparaiso

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   Valparaiso wurde 2003 in die Liste des UNESCO-Welterbes aufgenommen und war vor der Eröffnung des Panamakanals der geschäftigste Hafen Südamerikas. Seitdem hat sich die Stadt in die kreativste Stadt Chiles verwandelt, über die du auf dem heutigen Rundgang mit einem lokalen Guide mehr erfährst. Die Hügel von Cerro Concepcion und Cerro Alegre sind übersät mit bunten Häusern, gepflasterten Straßen, Galerien, Restaurants und Geschäften. Später besuchst du das Museum der schönen Künste, das in einem wunderschönen Jugendstilhaus untergebracht ist. Am Abend kannst du in der Dachbar deines Hotels saisonale Snacks und eine Einführung in den Pisco genießen - Chiles Nationalgetränk, das eng mit der kulturellen Identität des Landes verbunden ist.
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   Mendoza

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   Depart Valparaiso and head back to Santiago to catch an international flight to Mendoza. As your plane crosses the Andes, you might catch a glimpse of Mount Aconcagua – the highest mountain in the Americas at 6962 m above sea level. In Mendoza, get to know the lively city with a gentle stroll around its wide, lively streets with your local leader. Technically a desert city, the extensive irrigation system here means Mendoza is remarkably green. Check out the city’s tree-lined spaces – from the sprawling Parque San Martin to Plaza Espana – and get a taste of local life along the bustling street, Peatonal Sarmiento. This evening, enjoy a delicious dinner with your group at a local restaurant.
   The journey from Valparaiso to Santiago is approximately 1.5 hours.
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   Mendoza

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   Mendoza is Argentina's most significant grape-growing region, producing nearly three-quarters of the country's wine. The climate produces an excellent variety of grapes, with the region's signature being Malbec. Today, you’ll get to experience this internationally renowned wine at its source during tours and tastings at three world-class and innovative wineries, each with its own distinct style and flavour. Meet with a local wine expert and gain inside knowledge on the varieties of grapes and different production methods used at each winery, and sample award winning bottles just as spectacular as the surrounding Andes. After the tastings, settle in for a special closed-door gourmet lunch at one of the wineries. Enjoy several courses paired with wines carefully selected to bring out the flavours in the wonderful food. In the evening, maybe test your palate by attempting to pair the perfect wine with an authentic Argentine asado (barbecue-style food).
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   Buenos Aires

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   Today fly from Mendoza to Buenos Aires and then spend the afternoon soaking up the Argentinean capital’s mix of European and Latin culture on an orientation walk with your leader around the fashionable neighbourhood of Palermo. Palermo is a lively area of the city known for fashion, design, green spaces and thriving dining and nightlife scene, and where traditional houses have been converted into boutiques and bars creating a bohemian and atmospheric feel. The evening is free to explore at your own pace. Maybe visit a tango bar, attend a football match, or find a great local eatery and set up shop.
   Your flight today has a strict luggage allowance of 15 kg (one piece) for check in luggage.
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   Buenos Aires

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   Today, head out of town for a relaxing and enriching day in the northern suburbs of Buenos Aires for insight into life beyond the city limits. Your private guide and transportation will take you to the charming areas of San Isidro and Tigre, where you’ll explore a local artisan market and stroll along the scenic Paseo Victorica, a tree-lined promenade known for its stunning European architecture. Next, board a private boat to navigate the serene waterways of the Paraná Delta, the third largest in the world and discover how local islanders— known as “isleños”—have transformed the swampy terrain into a unique and thriving community. We’ll stop on one of the islands for a homemade lunch featuring regional flavors. Here, swim, kayak or just sit back and soak in the beautiful island surroundings before cruising back to the mainland and returning to the city for a free evening.
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   Buenos Aires

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   Today is a free day to explore Buenos Aires at your own pace. Maybe head to a local rooftop bar and enjoy the views with a cocktail. You’ll have another welcome meeting at 6 pm tonight, where you’ll meet your new local leader and the new travellers joining you. After the meeting, head for a traditional Asado feast. Chat to your friendly host about all things Argentina while tucking into a spread of local favourites, including beef empanada, classic choripan (grilled chorizo sandwich), bruschetta topped with blood sausage, ojo de bife (ribeye steak) and plenty of local wine.
   As this trip is a combination of shorter itineraries, the travellers in your group and your group leader are likely to change today.
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    Buenos Aires

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    Discover the history, cultural influences and architectural heritage of Buenos Aires on a city tour with a local guide. Visit La Boca (famous for its brightly painted houses), the original town hall and presidential palace known as the Pink House at Plaza de Mayo, the historic Monserrat and San Telmo neighbourhoods, and pass just by the façade of the Recoleta cemetery. You’ll also explore the seven-story Teatro Colon – one of the world’s finest opera houses with marble staircases, stained-glass windows and gold leaf-adorned balconies. The last stop is Floralis Generica, a huge metal flower by Argentinean architect Eduardo Catalano. After an afternoon of free time, regroup in the evening for the El Ajibe Tango Show. In the heart of San Telmo, Aljibe Tango opened in 1982 and is a classic taste of Buenos Aires culture through the ages. Watch a live Tango performance and tuck into a three-course a la carte meal with Malbec and Chardonnay wines – if you’re feeling inspired, maybe try out a few moves on the dancefloor after!
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    Puerto Iguazu

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    This morning, transfer to the airport and board a flight to Puerto Iguazu in Argentina. You’ll spend the next two days exploring Iguazu Falls in depth, seeing them from both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides. Although you’re flying into Argentina, today will be spent exploring the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls which offers unforgettable panoramic views. At over 2 km in length, and made up of 275 waterfalls, Iguazu is taller than Niagara Falls and spans a wider area than Victoria Falls! For an eagle-eye view, you can also opt to take an optional helicopter flight.
    Your travel time today will be approximately 2 hours. The flight from Buenos Aires to Puerto Iguazu has a strict luggage allowance of 15 kg (one piece) for checked luggage.
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    Puerto Iguazu

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    Rise and shine for an early departure to the Argentinian side of the falls, where you can get close to this incredible feat of nature. There's a system of boardwalks on the Argentinian side of the falls that allow you to access some incredible viewing points, or you could take an optional Zodiac ride beneath the cascades. This afternoon, you’ll have the opportunity to visit a Guarani community – one of the few remaining original inhabitants of the region. Meet with a member of the community to learn about the native tools used for daily activities. Your host will show you around and provide insight on the Guarani way of life while explaining how they have preserved their traditions on the edge of one of the world’s most popular attractions. Return to your hotel for a leisurely evening.
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    Rio de Janeiro

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    Take a flight from Foz do Iguacu to Rio de Janeiro. When you have settled into your Feature Stay hotel a stone’s throw from the beach, join your leader on an orientation walk to get a feel for this lively city and learn a little about its layered history. The rest of the day is free to explore at your own pace. You might like to head down to the famous white sands of Copacabana and Ipanema beaches for a snapshot of local life. If you’d like to listen to some live music, head to Lapa and join the locals for some dancing.
    Your travel time today will be approximately 2 hours if a direct flight is available. Currently, there are fewer flight schedules operating, and you may need to fly via Sao Paulo, which takes approximately 4 hours.
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    Rio de Janeiro

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    Today, you’ll get to know the sights and sounds of Rio during a full-day tour with your leader. Visit Corcovado Mountain for expansive views over the city from the base of the Christ the Redeemer statue – one of the Seven Wonders of the World! Next, head to the creative neighbourhood of Santa Teresa and continue to the famous Selaron Steps to see Chilean artist Jorge Selaron’s famous artwork. Give your feet a break during a lunch stop in a restored home dating to 1907. Finally, visit the iconic Sugarloaf Mountain and enjoy the views. Its name comes from the mountain’s resemblance to a traditional sugarloaf – a tall cone of refined sugar that was popular in the Caribbean and Brazil until the late 19th century. After your tour, take the afternoon to relax, hit the beach or explore further. This evening, maybe go for a final dinner with your group and toast to a brilliant adventure.
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    Rio de Janeiro

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    Your trip comes to an end after breakfast. If you’d like to extend your stay in Rio de Janeiro, please speak to your booking agent to arrange additional accommodation in advance.