TOUR CHILE, ARGENTINA & BRAZIL
Iguaçú Falls
Chile, Argentina & Brazil 14 days from £3999
WHAT’S INCLUDED • Just You Tour Manager as your host • Return flights from Heathrow with Air France via Paris • Use of an airport lounge in the UK
• 11 nights in 4 and 5-star hotels plus 2 nights in flight • 12 meals: 11 breakfasts, 1 dinner
PLUS…
• Specialist Local Guide • Welcome drink and farewell dinner • Overseas transfers & other transportation • Porterage
• Dedicated Just You representative to greet you at all UK airports
INCLUDED EXCURSIONS • Santiago city tour • Cristobal Hill for stunning views of Santiago • Mendoza city tour • Buenos Aires city tour including La Boca • Visit Iguaçú Falls from the Argentine side • Visit Corcavado and Christ the Redeemer in Rio
DAY 1 UK to Santiago Today you’ll fly to Santiago, via Paris.
DAY 2 Santiago The capital of Chile, Santiago lies in a lovely setting beneath the majestic Andes and is a city of wide boulevards and delightful parks and gardens. The Presidential Palace and the residential districts of Las Condes and Providencia, famous for their beautiful homes, are must-see sights and we will take them all in on our tour today. At San Cristobal Hill, we’ll round off our day with the
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OPTIONAL EXCURSIONS • Valparaiso & Viña del Mar • Estancia ranch • Mendoza winery • Tigre Delta River • Buenos Aires dinner & tango show • Iguaçú Falls, Brazilian side • Rio – Sugarloaf Mountain
Pre-bookable excursions: The Valparaiso & Viña del Mar, Iguaçú Falls, Brazilian side and Rio – Sugarloaf Mountain can be pre-booked as a package from just £271.
FLIGHT OPTIONS
FLY LOCAL FROM • Aberdeen • Birmingham • Edinburgh • Manchester • Newcastle
• Connecting flights via London from selected local airports
Upgrade your fl ight: From £1859 return Business Class with Air France.
CUSTOMER RATING
97%
Chile’s rippling vines, the cascading Iguaçú Falls spilling into Argentina and Brazil, the imposing statue of Christ in Rio and Buenos Aires’ tango beats are just some of the iconic sights and sounds that make a tour of these three countries so desirable.
Santiago
CHILE
BOLIVIA PARAGUAY
ARGENTINA Tigre
Mendoza
BRAZIL
Iguaçú Falls Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
URUGUAY
Mendoza
spectacular views of the foothills of the snow-capped Andes.
Get to know your travelling companions better over a drink this evening.
TORREMAYOR PROVIDENCIA HOTEL SANTIAGO, SANTIAGO (4-STAR)
DAY 3 Santiago Wine production is an important industry in Chile and a drive through dramatic mountain ranges and the colourful orchards and citrus groves of the region will lead us to the Indomita vineyard. Here we can taste award- winning wines on an optional excursion.
Viña del Mar, known as the ‘Garden City’, is bursting with colourful blooms as its nickname suggests. You will have the chance to admire the unique Flower Clock, palm-fringed avenues, Fine Arts Museum, Municipal Casino and the beautiful Rioja Palace. We then move on to the coastal city of Valparaíso. Alemania Avenue is the only road that traverses the famous hills on which the city is built. As we drive along it we will enjoy panoramic views of the impressive port. We will also visit La Sebastiana, one of the former homes of the laureate Nobel Prize-winning poet
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Pablo Neruda, plus Fisherman’s Wharf, Plaza Sotomayor and the Naval Academy.
TORREMAYOR PROVIDENCIA HOTEL SANTIAGO, SANTIAGO (4-STAR)
DAYS 4 & 5 Mendoza Driving over the Andes offers views of Mount Aconcagua, which at 23,000ft is the highest peak in the Americas. On our journey on day 4 we’ll retrace the steps of Native Indians, Incas and the first Spanish settlers on our way to Mendoza, where today more than 60% of the country’s wine is produced. The grapes from this region are used for white wines including
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