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The Americas - Argentina - Chile
PACIFIC OCEAN
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Adventures in Patagonia
Tour code: PA Tour style: Classic Tour comfort: Standard Tour pace: Busy
DURATION DAYS 13
TOUR
£2149 £2993
TOUR ONLY FLIGHT INCLUSIVE
D13 D15
AYS AYS
IGUAZU Iguazu Falls
PUERTO
Explore Tailormade URUGUAY ARGENTINA
BUENOS AIRES
Tour essentials
TRELEW Valdes
Peninsula CHILE
ATLANTIC OCEAN
Mt Fitzoy 3375m
EL CHALTEN CALAFATE
TORRES DEL PAINE NP
PUNTA ARENAS
TIERRA DEL FUEGO USHUAIA CAPE HORN 0 km
Adventures in Patagonia PA Iguazu Extension PAI Trelew Extension PAT
To the end of the earth
On this trip through Argentina and Chile we discover the captivating city of Buenos Aires, explore the towering granite pinnacles of Torres del Paine National Park and admire views of the awe-inspiring Perito Moreno Glacier. Along the way we visit Ushuaia - the world’s southernmost city, and enjoy walks through the spectacular scenery of Los Glaciares National Park.
13 day tour itinerary
Day 1 Join tour Buenos Aires. Take a guided tour of Argentina’s vibrant capital, including the Recoleta Cemetery where Eva Peron is buried. Optional visit to a traditional tango show. Days 2/3 Ushuaia Fly to Ushuaia. Travel to Tierra del Fuego National Park. Walk along coastal trails and explore its forests, lakes and mountains. Day 4 Magellan Strait Travel by bus and boat to Punta Arenas in Chile. Days 5/7 Torres del Paine
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National Park Visit the coastal town of Puerto Natales. Continue to the national park and explore the breathtaking landscape of glaciers, waterfalls, lakes and jagged mountain peaks. See the famous ‘Torres’ - granite towers that stand over 1800m high. Optional boat trip across Lago Grey to see the spectacular glacier. Days 8/9 Perito Moreno Glacier Drive to the town of El Calafate and explore Los Glaciares
National Park. Marvel at the incredible Perito Moreno Glacier. Days 10/12 Mount Fitzroy Hike to the base of the Fitzroy Massif or take a guided walk to Laguna Torre with spectacular views of Cerro Torre Mountain. Day 13 Buenos Aires Return to the lively city where the tour ends.
Please go online for our full detailed tour notes.
390 km
Antarctica is a truly breathtaking destination with dramatic icescapes and abundant wildlife; you can see different species of penguin, seal pups, orca whales and seabirds amid mountain peaks, glaciers and spectacular blue icebergs. For the ultimate trip-of-a-lifetime, join one of our voyages to this untamed landscape before or after your Patagonian exploration.
For more details please see our website
www.explore.co.uk/polar or call our polar experts on 0844 875 1895.
Accommodation: 7 nights standard hotels, 2 nights standard guesthouses and 3 nights standard cabin. Meals: 12 breakfasts are included. Tour Staff: Explore Tour Leader, driver(s) and local guide(s). Transport: Bus, ferry and fl ight. Group size: Generally 10 - 16.
Planned tour dates
2014 Tour only dates 19 Jan - 31 Jan 9 Feb - 21 Feb 16 Feb - 28 Feb 9 Mar - 21 Mar 12 Oct - 24 Oct 26 Oct - 7 Nov 9 Nov - 21 Nov 23 Nov - 5 Dec 21 Dec - 2 Jan
2015 Tour only dates 18 Jan - 30 Jan 25 Jan - 6 Feb 8 Feb - 20 Feb 15 Feb - 27 Feb 8 Mar - 20 Mar 29 Mar - 10 Apr
Flexible fl ight options We have a range of fl exible fl ight options available, please call our sales team for more details.
Single rooms are available from £635
Extend your tour
Iguazu or Trelew Extensions
Why not extend your adventure by three or four days and visit the spectacular Iguazu Falls or discover the wildlife of the Valdes Peninsula.
Please refer to our website for more details.
Tour code: PAI and PAT For more information and to book, go online at
www.explore.co.uk
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