Wonders of Chile and Argentina: Patagonia, Iguazu Falls and Splendid Cities
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- I like to spend much of the day exploring
- Whether walking through historic neighborhoods at a moderate pace or out and about on a coach, I prefer to keep my days full
- Stairs don’t bother me, and I love to keep up with the group
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Hotel check-in from 9:30 a.m. Getting on/off bus; city driving. Walking about 1/2 mile; mostly flat, paved surfaces.
Early check-in starting at 9:30 a.m. After getting your room, take some time to freshen up and relax before our Orientation session. Orientation:...
Getting on/off a bus; about 155 miles, approximately 4 hours riding time. Walking up to 1.5 miles on cobbled stone streets; some stairs and steep inclines. Walking on flat ground and intermittent standing at winery.
We'll board the bus and begin our journey to V...
Getting on/off bus; driving about 93 miles, approximately 4.5 hours. Flight from Santiago to Puerto Montt is approximately 1 hour 45 minutes. NOTE: Airlines in Chile and Argentina are notorious for changing flight routes and schedules without notice. In the event of f...
Getting on/off a bus; driving about 60 miles, approximately 1.5 to 2 hours riding time. Walking up to a mile; mostly flat, paved grounds, ascending/descending a few steps.
A ride around scenic Lake Llanquille will pave the way for our field trip to the town of F...
The lake crossing from Chile to Argentina takes approximately 9-12 hours and includes a series of boat and coach transfers. Before leaving Chile we will stop at a border control point to show our passports/travel documents and clear immigration; we'll undergo separate...
Getting on/off a bus; about 70 miles, approximately 2.5 hours riding time. Elevation at Cerro Campanario’s summit is approximately 3,400 feet; chair lift ride to summit takes about 7 minutes each way. Walking up to 2 miles on paved and unpaved paths and getting in and...
Getting on/off a bus; about 21 miles, approximately 1 hour riding time. The flight from Bariloche to Buenos Aires usually takes just over 1 hour. NOTE:Airlines in Chile and Argentina are notorious for changing flight routes and schedules without much notice. In the ev...
Getting on/off a bus; about 16 miles, approximately 1.5 hours. This day will be spent exploring Buenos Aires by bus and on foot. Walking up to 2 miles; wear comfortable walking shoes.
We'll learn about current social, economic, and political issues in Argentina ...
The flight from Buenos Aires to Iguazu Falls usually takes just under 2 hours. Activities at Iguazu will focus primarily on the Argentinean side of the falls; however, we will cross into the Brazilian side for a brief visit. NOTE:In the event of flight delays or airli...
Walking on forest trails and walkways at Iguazu National Park.
After boarding the bus, we will ride to the Iguazu National Park and spend the day on a field trip to the Argentinean side of the Iguazu Falls. First we'll board a park train for a scenic ride throug...
Bring a lightweight rain poncho and take measures to protect camera equipment from getting wet since the scenic walkway on the Brazilian side gets hit with water spray and mist from the Falls. The flight from Iguazu to Buenos Aires usually takes just under 2 hours.
Hotel day room, check out by 6:00 p.m. See your program’s “Getting There” information regarding transfers.
A short bus ride will deliver us to the iconic Teatro Colón. Since 1908 visitors have marveled at the imposing seven-story Teatro Colón, a truly world-clas...
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