Bariloche and US$775,00 Package BBfx02 |
Argentina is the
second largest country in South America, and its cultural heritage, as well as its natural
resources, are rich and varied. From european-style shops and cafes in Buenos Aires to the
wilderness of Patagonia, there's a lot to see and enjoy. Top rate ski resorts, turquoise
blue rivers and wildlife preservation areas are some of the main attractions, as well as
the world renowned grills and the passionate tango dance shows.
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CHILE
Santiago, Lakes (economic) US$1.322,00
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Stretching 4,000 Km
along the pacific coast, Chile is as interesting as it is low-profile. Home to the driest
desert on earth - the Atacama - as well as to some of the oldest glaciers, the country's
geography is a world to be discovered. Santiago, the capital, has all the entertainment
one might look for: restaurants, bars, clubs, theatres and a lot more. The real
attractions, though, have less to do with civilization and more with nature: from the
Andean Lakes to the Torres del Paine National Park in the south, visitors will see one
breathtaking landscape after another, and chances are , learn all about the local people
and culture over a warm cup of cofee.
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PERU
Macchu Picchu, Bolivia and Lake
Titicaca US$1.133,00 Package IET04 |
Peruvians have the
responsibility of preserving what's left of a 5.000 year old civilization - the Incas.
Ruins of ancient cities are spread all over the country's montainous land. The most
famous, Macchu Picchu, has visitors coming back year after year: some because of the peace
of mind the place brings, some to enjoy the amazing views, some other just to walk along
the walls and have a sense of what life was like a long time ago. Cuzco is the main
starting point for trips in southern Peru, and a very interesting city to stop and explore
for a few days. It's easy to find information about the rest of the country, there are
good hotels at reasonable prices and several historical sites can be visited in one-day
trips.
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 Isla Margarita US$736,00 Package IAT06 |
Striking landscape contrasts are commonplace in Venezuela. The country is home to the highest waterfalls in the world - Salto Angel (or Tapuis, in indian language). The world's highest lift - 4.760 m -is also there, in Merida, southwest. The largest lake in South America, Lake Maracaibo, is another attraction. And as if that wasn't enough, Isla Margarita, Aruba, Curaçao, Bonaire and Trinidad Tobago are all picture perfect islands off the venezuelan coast. |
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SHIP Few places in South America compare in beaty to the Andean Lakes, on the border of Chile and Argentina. As you enter the area, tones of blues and greens become more vivid and encompass woods, small islands, fjords, cannals and fishermen villages. This 11-day package includes air tickets, double room accomodation (breakfast included), transfers, city tours, several boat trips accross the lakes and travel assistance. Starting from US$ 1.488,00.
Package IPT 01
AIR How about spending eight days in Patagonia, one of the most striking regions in the southern hemisphere? You'll visit Santiago de Chile, the cozy little village of Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine National Park and its amazing mountain ranges and the Caves of Milodon. You may also book extra visits to Valparaíso and Viña del Mar. The trip includes air tickets from São Paulo, accomodation in touristic class hotels (breakfast included), transfers and boarding assistence. Starting from US$ 1.462,00 (double room).
Package ICL07