Chile, Argentina and Brazil - 15 days

Air-conditioned vehicle is included.

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San Ignacio Jesuit Ruins & Wanda Mines Tour

This full-day excursion departs early in the morning toward the southern region of Misiones province. We begin by visiting the Wanda Mines, one of the earliest mining sites discovered and exploited in the area. Accompanied by expert local guides, we explore open-pit and underground galleries where semi-precious stones such as agates, amethysts, topazes, and quartz crystals are extracted. The tour includes fascinating explanations about the geological formation of the region and the mining process.

Following Route 12, you’ll enjoy scenic views of tea and yerba mate plantations, rural towns, and lush subtropical vegetation along the way.

The journey continues to the San Ignacio Mini Jesuit Ruins, one of the most impressive examples of the Jesuit-Guaraní missions built in the 17th century. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the ruins allow you to step back in time through remarkably preserved structures such as the temple, workshops, family dwellings, and central plaza. The site's layout offers a clear view of the original urban planning developed by the Jesuits and the Guaraní people.

After the guided visit, guests have free time to enjoy lunch at a local restaurant or browse the artisan markets. The tour ends with a drop-off at your hotel.

Saltos del Moconá (Desde Puerto Iguazú)

Moconá" means “that which swallows everything” in Guaraní. This geological wonder was formed by a massive crack along the basalt bed of the Uruguay River, creating a 3 km-long series of waterfalls up to 20 meters high.

From Puerto Iguazú, the trip covers about 335 km to El Soberbio, from where the final stretch to the falls begins. Although it is offered as a day tour, we highly recommend staying overnight in the area to truly appreciate its beauty.

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Excursión: Hito de las Tres Fronteras + Sitios Históricos + Biocentro

 This half-day cultural excursion includes a guided visit to some of the most iconic and meaningful places in Puerto Iguazú.

Start at the Hito de las Tres Fronteras, the tri-border point where Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay meet. From there, continue exploring the local historic sites, offering insight into the region’s colonial and indigenous heritage. Finish with a visit to the Biocenter, a space dedicated to local flora and fauna, perfect for nature lovers.

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Grand Adventure

Optional that can be added during the excursion in Iguazu Falls.  Wet and Wild Experience: Be ready to get drenched as the boat approaches the falls, offering a thrilling and wet experience that is one of the most exciting ways to appreciate the full force and beauty of the Iguazu Falls.

Cerro Catedral 

If you choose to combine this experience with the Short Circuit tour, it becomes a full-day adventure. In the morning, you'll explore the iconic Circuito Chico route, surrounded by forests, lakes, and panoramic viewpoints that showcase the stunning beauty of Bariloche.

In the afternoon, the journey continues to the base of Cerro Catedral ,one of South America’s most impressive mountains. During spring and summer, although there's no snow at the base, the ascent reveals sweeping views of the Andes and the striking contrast between Argentine lakes and Chilean volcanic peaks.

In winter, Cerro Catedral transforms into the largest ski resort in South America, with over 120 kilometers of ski runs and more than 40 ski lifts, including cable cars and chairlifts, covering 600 hectares of snowy terrain.

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Entrances fees its not included

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Circuito Grande

We depart from Bariloche heading northwest, crossing the Ñireco stream and the Ñirihuau River, reaching the source of Lake Nahuel Huapi and the Limay River, where the border between Río Negro and Neuquén provinces is marked. Along the way, we’ll stop at the “Amphitheater” viewpoint to admire the winding Limay River, and pass through Villa Llanquín, a small village known for water and adventure sports.

Next, we’ll explore the Valle Encantado (Enchanted Valley), where wind- and rain-carved rock formations resemble natural sculptures. The journey continues along the Traful River Valley and to the shores of Lake Traful, surrounded by lush coihue forests and waterfalls. After that, we’ll visit the stunning Correntoso and Espejo Lakes before arriving at Villa La Angostura to explore its charming town center and main attractions.

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Villa La Angostura & Cerro Bayo

We depart along Route 237 heading east toward the Limay River, where the Patagonian steppe landscape begins to unfold. From there, we take Route 231, following the Huemul Arm of Lake Nahuel Huapi, surrounded by cypress forests that slowly transition into lush, humid woodland.

Our first stop is Cerro Bayo, a scenic mountain that doubles as a ski center in winter. Visitors can choose to take a chairlift to enjoy panoramic views, visit the ski slopes, or even try skiing or snowboarding.

From there, you can either spend the full day at the ski resort or head down to explore the beautiful town of Villa La Angostura, nestled on the northern shore of Lake Nahuel Huapi. Highlights include Bahía Mansa and Bahía Brava, the historic El Messidor residence, and La Asunción Chapel.

In the afternoon, the group reunites and returns together to San Carlos de Bariloche.

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El Bolsón and Surroundings Day Tour

This full-day excursion begins in the city center, heading south along Route 40. The journey follows scenic lakes such as Lake Gutiérrez, with views of the iconic Cerro Catedral, and Lake Mascardi, surrounded by the towering peaks of the mountain range. Continuing, the tour passes Lake Guillelmo before entering the southern mountain road of Route 40, reaching the Villegas River, known for its extensive conifer plantations.

El Bolsón is a charming town nestled at the foot of Cerro Piltriquitron in a fertile valley, located about 129 kilometers from Bariloche. During the tour, you will visit a trout hatchery, a local sweet factory, and Puelo National Park, situated 16 kilometers from El Bolsón.

On the return trip, the tour ends with a relaxing afternoon at Plaza Pagano in El Bolsón, where one of the town’s most popular attractions awaits: the artisan market. Here, you can witness live demonstrations of various crafts such as metalwork, woodwork, ceramics, and wool products created by local artisans.

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Nahuel Huapi Lake and Arrayanes Forest Tour

After approximately one hour of sailing from Puerto Pañuelo, located in the impressive Llao Llao Peninsula, the tour arrives at the Quetrihue Isthmus situated in the northeastern part of Lake Nahuel Huapi. Here, visitors explore the famous Arrayanes Forest via wooden boardwalk trails. The Arrayán tree (known as "quetrihue" in the Mapuche language) is a shrub distinguished by its exquisite saffron-colored bark and delicate white flowers. This location is unique worldwide for its extensive and enchanting Arrayanes Forest.

At the end of the trail, guests visit the charming "Casita del Bosque" (Forest House). The tour continues with a boat ride to Puerto Anchorena on Victoria Island, where visitors can appreciate the region’s native flora, abundant with magnificent species. Wander the paths leading to Playa del Toro, a beautiful volcanic sand beach, where ancient rock paintings by indigenous peoples can be admired. This combination of nature, history, and culture makes the experience truly unforgettable and magical.

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Puerto Blest and Cascada de los Cántaros Tour

Starting from downtown with regular transfers included (if selected), the journey begins with a 25 km drive along Avenida Bustillo to Puerto Pañuelo, where the boat departs. The tour includes about one hour of sailing past the Centinela islet, the resting place of the remains of the famed Perito Moreno explorer. Next, you arrive at Cascada de los Cántaros (Cántaros Waterfall).

From there, you’ll hike uphill through the lush Valdivian rainforest to Lago Cántaros, the source of the waterfall. Along the trail, you will encounter a magnificent alerce tree over 1,500 years old. Be prepared for a climb of 700 steps to reach this area.

Afterward, the boat sails for five more minutes to Puerto Blest, a breathtaking spot that has amazed visitors from around the world for years. From Puerto Blest, you can visit the bay and explore the shores of Lago Frías, whose unique green waters originate from one of the glaciers on Cerro Tronador, which forms the natural border between Argentina and Chile.

An optional extension continues from Puerto Blest with a 3 km bus ride to Puerto Alegre, where a modern boat takes you across Lago Frías. The lake's distinctive green color is due to fine rock particles ground by the glacier against the cliffs of Cerro Tronador. After approximately 20 minutes of sailing, you arrive at Puerto Frías near the Chilean border

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Kayaking on Lake Gutierrez

The experience begins with a pickup from your accommodation, gathering all participants before heading to the embarkation point at Lake Gutiérrez. Upon arrival, the guides will be waiting with all necessary equipment ready.

The guides will introduce themselves and equip everyone with the proper gear. A safety briefing follows, covering essential information such as how to get into the kayak and procedures in case of emergencies.

Once briefed, the group sets off on the kayak adventure. The exact route depends on the lake conditions (such as wind) and the group's skills. The kayaking session lasts approximately 2 hours, including a stop along the way for a light snack.

After the break, participants reboard their kayaks to complete the journey back to the starting point.

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Balmaceda and Serrano Glaciers

 The journey begins at the Puerto Bories dock, located about 15 minutes from downtown Puerto Natales. Once the navigation begins, it is possible to see the buildings of the former Bories meat-packing plant, one of the largest meat-processing industries in Patagonia. Along the way, you may also observe a colony of Imperial Cormorants, a small group of Sea Lions, and a variety of native plant species, including Coigüe, Canelo, Lenga, Ñire, Chilco, and Calafate, among others.

Balmaceda Glacier can be viewed directly from the boat. To visit Serrano Glacier, a 20-minute walk is required along a trail that follows a small lake formed by the glacier’s meltwater.

On the return journey, there is a stop at Estancia Perales, where passengers will enjoy a delicious and abundant regional lunch.

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Grey Lake Navigation 

Enjoy a navigation to the Grey Glacier, one of the must-see excursions in Torres del Paine National Park.

This 3-hour boat trip takes place aboard the Grey III catamaran, where you will marvel at an unparalleled landscape of floating icebergs, lush vegetation, and towering mountains.

The excursion begins with pick-up from your accommodation in Puerto Natales. The transfer takes approximately 2 hours to reach the Serrano ranger station, where the required National Park check-in is done. From there, we head straight to the Lago Grey Hotel area to check in for the navigation and then board the catamaran to begin the journey.

To conclude the experience, the boat returns to the dock, and we proceed directly to the Grey parking area for the return trip to Puerto Natales.

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Horseback Riding – Laguna Sofía

The excursion begins with a 20-minute transfer from Puerto Natales to the Estancia Laguna Sofía. Upon arrival, there will be a brief safety briefing and the selection of horses based on each rider’s level of experience. Riders will be equipped with safety helmets and gaiters.

The ride starts towards Laguna Sofía, where you will admire its transparent waters surrounded by local flora and fauna. You’ll also enjoy a privileged view of Cerro Benítez. The route continues through native forest landscapes toward another area of the estancia, from where you can admire the ravines of the Sierra Señoret. As the ride progresses, you’ll reach a plateau offering panoramic views of the lake and its surroundings, eventually arriving at the sector of the caves. The tour ends with the return ride to the main refuge.

EXCURSION TO CHILOÉ ISLAND: ANCUD, CASTRO AND DALCAHUE

 We will begin our excursion towards the village of Pargua, south of Puerto Varas, where we will board a ferry to cross the Chacao Channel, which separates the mainland from the Big Island of Chiloé.

 During the crossing we will be able to observe sea lions, pelicans, and typical marine birdlife from this region. We will dock in the village of Chacao where we will take the road that leads to the city of Ancud, where we will visit the Fort of San Antonio; a historic site located in the upper part of the city, built at the end of the 18th century and part of one of the last Spanish fortifications in our country.

 We will then continue to Dalcahue, a town located across from Quinchao Island and whose waterfront hosts a traditional Gastronomic Market of stilt houses with a spectacular view. We will visit the Handicraft Fair and walk towards the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, a typical Chilote construction that is part of the World Heritage.

 Afterwards, we will continue our journey to the city of Castro, capital of the Big Island of Chiloé; stopping to take photos of the Manuel Montt stilt houses, visiting San Francisco Church in front of the city’s Plaza, and its largest Handicraft Market on the island, as well as the traditional Gamboa Viewpoint where we will enjoy a beautiful postcard of its world-renowned stilt houses.

EXCURSION TO CHILOÉ ISLAND: ANCUD, CAULÍN AND LACUY

 We will begin our excursion towards the village of Pargua, south of Puerto Varas, where we will board a ferry to cross the Chacao Channel, which separates the mainland from the Big Island of Chiloé. During the crossing we will be able to observe sea lions, pelicans, and typical marine birdlife from this region.

 We will dock in the village of Chacao, where we will observe typical constructions made of larch wood and also one of the churches declared a National Monument. We will then continue along a coastal road to visit the beaches of Caulín and Lacuy, a place well-known for its oysters and rich marine fauna, to finally arrive at the city of Ancud, where we will visit the Fort of San Antonio; a historic site located in the upper part of the city, built at the end of the 18th century and part of one of the last Spanish fortifications in our country. We will also visit the Foundation of Heritage Churches, the Plaza de Armas, and its Municipal Market which offers varied gastronomic and handicraft options from the island.

EXCURSION TO CHILOÉ ISLAND: ANCUD, CAULÍN AND PUÑIHUIL PENGUINERAS

 We will begin our excursion towards the village of Pargua, south of Puerto Varas, where we will board a ferry to cross the Chacao Channel, which separates the mainland from the Big Island of Chiloé.

 During the crossing we will be able to observe sea lions, pelicans, and typical marine birdlife from this region. We will dock in the village of Chacao, where we will observe typical constructions made of larch wood and also one of the churches declared a National Monument. We will then continue along a coastal road to visit the Caulín beach, where we will be able to appreciate fauna and birds.

 Afterwards, we will head to the Puñihuil Islets Natural Monument, where from November to March it is possible to take a boat ride to the islets where Magellanic and Humboldt penguins can be found. These two species nest together here, the only place in the world where this occurs.

 Expert guides will illustrate us about the life of these birds, the environment, and the abundance of food that makes these islets a true wildlife sanctuary. Afterwards, we will continue our trip to the city of Ancud, where we will visit the Fort of San Antonio; a historic site located in the upper part of the city, built at the end of the 18th century and part of one of the last Spanish fortifications in our country, the Foundation of Heritage Churches, and the Plaza de Armas, which offers a variety of gastronomic and handicraft options from the island.

EXCURSION TO ALERCE ANDINO NATIONAL PARK

 We will depart from the hotel towards Puerto Montt, where we will drive along the renovated Pelluco Waterfront with beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean. In the Lenca area, we will take a gravel road for 7 km until reaching the entrance to Alerce Andino National Park.

 Once there, we will pay the entrance fee and register. The park ranger will provide basic information about the trails and safety rules.

 For those who enjoy landscapes and contact with nature, we recommend the Salto Río Chaica Trail, 4 km long and mostly flat. The river will accompany us with its crystal-clear waters and flowing song, surrounded by green tones that will delight photography lovers as we walk along.

 We will also be able to see different types of birds such as the Chucao, hummingbirds, and woodpeckers, among others. We will reach a staircase that leads to the Río Chaica Waterfalls, beautiful cascades of pure and transparent water dancing among the rocks. We will have time to rest while admiring this natural spectacle.

 Just 100 meters further, we will continue to the mythical Millenary Alerce tree, raising our gaze slowly towards the sky to see its crown reaching the sunlight. We will stay here for a while to contemplate nature, feel an inner peace that moves us, and prepare for the return along the same trail, which at every step shows us something new: a variety of flowers and ferns that ensure an unforgettable experience.

CITY TOUR: HISTORY & NATURE

 We will begin the tour in the beautiful city of Puerto Varas, also known as the City of Roses, with a stop at the waterfront to enjoy the view of the city from the bay and the “Aurora” sculpture with Lake Llanquihue in the background.

 We will visit its main tourist attractions: the Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, built between 1915 and 1918 in Baroque Monumental style, an exact replica of a church in Germany’s Black Forest, from where some of the settlers who arrived in our area in 1852 came. We will also visit the Old Quarter, where the first German settlers established themselves.

 Later, we will head along Las Lomas road towards the Lahuen Ñadi Natural Monument, an Alerce forest with specimens ranging from 5 to 1,800 years old, some reaching 40 meters high. We will walk along an interpretive trail where we will also appreciate canelo, coigüe, and various species of ferns. Regarding fauna, we may spot birds such as the Black Woodpecker, Huet Huet, and Chucao, as well as mammals like the Pudu, the Gray Fox, and the Monito del Monte.

 We will then continue towards Angelmó, famous in our country for its large number of handicraft shops and of course its Fishermen’s Cove. At the market, we will witness the daily activity of the fishermen who bring traditional shellfish and fish to be sold, and where we will also find typical eateries offering the most delicious and traditional dishes that characterize our area.

EXCURSION TO OSORNO VOLCANO

 We will begin our excursion from Puerto Varas, “the City of Roses,” towards the Osorno Volcano, skirting Lake Llanquihue and enjoying a beautiful postcard view with the snow-capped Osorno and Calbuco volcanoes in the background, until reaching Ensenada, from where we will start ascending to the Osorno Volcano Ski and Mountain Center, located at 1,240 meters above sea level.

 We will stay for about an hour, with time to enjoy the landscape, take photographs, and appreciate an unequaled view of the volcanic peaks with their eternal snow glaciers, Calbuco, Lake Llanquihue, and the Pacific Ocean. Optionally, visitors can enjoy a coffee or delicious hot chocolate, or take the chairlift to ascend to 1,450 meters at Primavera Station or 1,750 meters at Glacier Station, from where a marvelous and impressive view of Lake Llanquihue can be observed.

EXCURSION TO PETROHUÉ

 We will depart from Puerto Varas towards Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park.

 Skirting Lake Llanquihue, we will enjoy a beautiful postcard with the snow-capped Osorno and Calbuco volcanoes in the background until reaching Petrohué, located on the shores of Todos los Santos Lake.

 There we will take a gentle walk along trails surrounded by evergreen forest, with the majesty of Osorno Volcano and the spectacular turquoise color of the Petrohué River.

 We will visit one of the most beautiful sites in the region, the “Petrohué Falls,” where the river jumps among large masses of crystallized lava.

 From there, we will continue a journey of about 5 km along the slopes of Osorno Volcano and skirting the Petrohué River until reaching Petrohué Port, where there will be free time to board a boat to sail across Todos los Santos Lake (also called Emerald Lake), surrounded by evergreen forests, mountains, and the imposing volcanoes that create a simply spectacular natural setting.

EXCURSION TO OSORNO VOLCANO AND PETROHUÉ

 We will depart from Puerto Varas towards Osorno Volcano, skirting Lake Llanquihue.

 We will enjoy a beautiful postcard with the snow-capped Osorno and Calbuco volcanoes in the background, until reaching Ensenada, from where we will start ascending to the Osorno Volcano Ski and Mountain Center, located at 1,240 meters above sea level.

 We will stay for about an hour, with time to enjoy the landscape, take photographs, and appreciate an unequaled view of the volcanic peaks with their eternal snow glaciers, Calbuco, Lake Llanquihue, and the Pacific Ocean.

 Optionally, visitors can enjoy a coffee or delicious hot chocolate, or take the chairlift to ascend to 1,450 meters at Primavera Station or 1,750 meters at Glacier Station, from where a marvelous and impressive view of Lake Llanquihue can be observed.

 Afterwards, we will head to Petrohué, located on the shores of Todos los Santos Lake, in Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park. There we will take a gentle walk along trails surrounded by evergreen forest, with the majesty of Osorno Volcano and the spectacular turquoise color of the Petrohué River. We will visit one of the most beautiful sites in the region, the “Petrohué Falls,” where the river jumps among large masses of crystallized lava.

 From there, we will continue a journey of about 5 km along the slopes of Osorno Volcano and skirting the Petrohué River until reaching Petrohué Port, where there will be free time to board a boat to sail across Todos los Santos Lake (also called Emerald Lake), surrounded by evergreen forests, mountains, and the imposing volcanoes that create a simply spectacular natural setting.

EXCURSION AROUND LLANQUIHUE LAKE AND OSORNO VOLCANO

 The excursion begins with a visit to the city of Llanquihue and then, skirting Lake Llanquihue, continues towards Frutillar. This town is a beautiful settlement with Bavarian reminiscences, from where its first settlers came. We will stroll around its beautiful old German-style houses, admire its well-kept gardens, and enjoy its incomparable view of the Osorno and Puntiagudo volcanoes. Optionally, visitors can enter the German Colonial Museum, which showcases the life of the settlers, and along the waterfront we will observe the Teatro del Lago, where the world-renowned “Musical Weeks of Frutillar” are held annually.

 From here, we will head to Puerto Octay, also located on the northern shore of the lake. We will tour its old streets and Plaza. We will then visit “Villa La Cascada,” located at the foot of Osorno Volcano, surrounded by native trees and a sandy beach, before arriving at Ensenada, from where we will begin the ascent to the Osorno Volcano Ski and Mountain Center, located at 1,240 meters above sea level. We will stay for about an hour, with time to enjoy the landscape, take photographs, and appreciate an unequaled view of the volcanic peaks with their eternal snow glaciers, Calbuco, Lake Llanquihue, and the Pacific Ocean. Optionally, visitors can enjoy a coffee or delicious hot chocolate, or take the chairlift to ascend to 1,450 meters at Primavera Station or 1,750 meters at Glacier Station, from where a marvelous and impressive view of Lake Llanquihue can be observed.

EXCURSION TO LLANQUIHUE AND FRUTILLAR

 The excursion begins with a visit to the city of Llanquihue and then, skirting Lake Llanquihue, continues towards Frutillar.

 This town is a beautiful settlement with Bavarian reminiscences, from where its first settlers came. We will stroll around its beautiful old German-style houses, admire its well-kept gardens, and enjoy its incomparable view of the Osorno and Puntiagudo volcanoes. Optionally, visitors can enter the German Colonial Museum, which showcases the life of the settlers, and along the waterfront we will observe the Teatro del Lago, where the world-renowned “Musical Weeks of Frutillar” are held annually.

EXCURSION TO LLANQUIHUE, FRUTILLAR AND PUERTO OCTAY

 The excursion begins with a visit to the city of Llanquihue and then, skirting Lake Llanquihue, continues towards Frutillar. This town is a beautiful settlement with Bavarian reminiscences, from where its first settlers came. We will stroll around its beautiful old German-style houses, admire its well-kept gardens, and enjoy its incomparable view of the Osorno and Puntiagudo volcanoes. Optionally, visitors can enter the German Colonial Museum, which showcases the life of the settlers, and along the waterfront we will observe the Teatro del Lago, where the world-renowned “Musical Weeks of Frutillar” are held annually.

Concha y Toro Winery with Tasting 

 Departure from the hotel, heading south of the city towards the foothills.

 The trip continues into the area known as Cajón del Maipo, a rural zone where landscapes, mountains, and small vineyards and fruit orchards blend harmoniously, until reaching the internationally renowned Concha y Toro Winery.

 Visit the park with centennial trees, vineyards, and the traditional wine cellars, including the legendary “Casillero del Diablo.”

 The tour includes a wine tasting, and guests keep the glass used as a souvenir of the experience.

 Free time to purchase wines at the store.

 Return to the hotel.

Valparaíso and Viña del Mar 

 Departure from the hotel towards the Pacific coast, crossing the fertile valleys of Curacaví and Casablanca.

 Drive along the coastal road, with views of Valparaíso from the lookout points located on some of the 43 hills that surround the bay, and its curious elevators known as “ascensores.” The historic center of this port city was declared a World Heritage Site; its architecture gives it a unique character and enhances its tourist appeal. Visit of the historic, commercial, and administrative districts, and a view of the National Congress.

 Continuation to the neighboring seaside resort of Viña del Mar, famous for its gardens, with the Flower Clock as its symbol. View of the Casino, Av. Perú and Av. San Martín, residential areas of modern architecture, and arrival at Reñaca Beach. Lunch at passenger’s own expense.

 In the afternoon, return from Viña del Mar to Santiago.

 Arrival at the hotel.

> Farellones or Valle Nevado or El Colorado (Ski Resorts) (FD)

 Departure from the hotel, driving through the residential districts of Las Condes and El Arrayán.

 The journey continues along a winding road into the heart of the Andes, where we will admire the curious flora composed of various cactus species and native shrubs.

 As we surpass 2,000 meters above sea level, the mountains display an impressive range of colors created by the minerals that compose them.

 Arrival at Valle Nevado, where we will enjoy the magic of the snow-covered landscape and the modern hotel facilities that make this place so unique. Afterwards, we descend to Farellones.

 Free time to explore the area, take photographs, have lunch (at passenger’s own expense), and for the more adventurous, try skiing or snowboarding.

 Return to Santiago at the scheduled time.

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Flights are not included.

All the activities listed at the itinerary

• Entrance fee to nationals parks are not included you may pay it on arrival the day of the tour. 
• Lunches and dinners
• Flights
• Persnal expenses

Daily breakfast at the accommodation

Guide in English is included. We can quote it for you.