Sun Tango & Wine + Atacama

What makes it special

• Rio de Janeiro
• Rio de Janeiro - Iguaçu
• Iguazu
• Iguazu - Buenos - Aires
• Buenos – Aires
• Buenos Aires - Santiago
• . Santiago

Your journey, day by day

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   Day 1 — Rio de Janeiro

   Arrival at Rio de Janeiro Airport. A chauffeur will be waiting for you with a sign with the logo of our company and your names. Transfer to the hotel. If you arrive before dawn, you will see green hills, rocky mountains, palm trees on both sides of the road and beautiful bays on the way from the airport. At nightfall, the city is surrounded by a shimmering necklace - these are the lights of the favelas! And between palm trees, sand and ocean waves - a serene rest! The famous Copacabana and Ipanema, lined with black and white tiles and open until late at night, cozy cafes where you can quench your thirst with cold coconut water! All this is in front of you, because you are in Rio de Janeiro – one of the most beautiful and exotic cities in the world!

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   Day 2 — Rio de Janeiro

   Breakfast at the hotel. A guide awaits you in the lobby of the hotel. Half-day excursion (4h) to Sugarloaf (Pao de Azucar Mountain) with an English-speaking guide. You go to Praia Vermelha (Red Beach), from where you will take a cable car up the mountain. The first stop will be on Mount Urka, which has a wide observation deck. From here, the whole of Rio is in full view! On this observation deck there are many restaurants and bars where you can have a bite to eat. On Sugarloaf Mountain itself, there is a smaller area, but it offers a beautiful view not only of Rio, but also of the beaches of Copacabana, Ipanema. Lemme, Guanabara Bay, the famous Rio Niterói Bridge and Niterói itself, the architecture of which is associated with the name of the world-famous Nemeira, the statue of Christ the Savior on Mount Corcovado, on the surrounding mountains, islands in the ocean. Then by car you will go to the central districts of old Rio, where you will admire the ancient churches, monasteries, as well as buildings built in the colonial style. If time permits, visit the Cathedral of San Sebastián and the Stairs of Selarón.

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   Day 3 — Rio de Janeiro

   After breakfast, the guide will be waiting for you in the lobby of the hotel. Half-day excursion (4h) to Corcaovado to the statue of Christ with an English-speaking guide. Arrive at the station where an open, environmentally friendly train departs and heads through the jungle to the top of Corcovado Hill. At the top of the Corcovado hill, at an altitude of 700 m above sea level, rises the symbol of Rio - the statue of Christ the Redeemer (38 m), which was erected in 1931. From the top of Corcovado, a breathtaking panorama of the metropolis and its surroundings opens: the Niterói Bridge, Guanabara Bay, the Botanical Garden, the world's largest stadium Maracanã, Sugarloaf.

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   Day 4 — Rio de Janeiro - Iguaçu

   Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the airport, flight to Iguazu. You are met by a driver with a sign with your names. Transfer to the hotel. The waterfalls of Foz de Iguazu are 275 huge water streams falling from a terrible height. The name of the waterfalls in translation from the language of the Guarani Indians means "big water". Iguazu Falls are located on the Iguazu River, on Brazil's border with Argentina. It is a magnificent, unique sight created by nature. In front of you are the most beautiful landscapes and waterfalls, falling from a height of 72 m into the gorge called "Devil's Throat". Numerous paths and passages created by human hands are amazing, allowing you to observe this natural phenomenon from a very close distance and even stand at the "Devil's Throat", while billions of splashes of water fall on you. The roar of waterfalls can be heard for several kilometers. From specially equipped platforms, you can watch the mesmerizing waterfalls from both the Brazilian and Argentine sides.

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   Day 5 — Iguazu

   Breakfast at the hotel. A rich excursion program awaits you! After breakfast, head to the Brazilian side of the Foz do Iguaçu Falls, which border the Iguaçu River Canyon. To say that this is a magnificent sight does not in any way express the emotions that you will be subject to. The waterfalls are located in a national park with unique flora and fauna. They arose as a result of a volcanic eruption and the displacement of the earth's strata. The name of the waterfalls means "big water" in Guaraní. 275 waterfalls, each with its own name, merge into one, crashing into the Devil's Throat Gorge. The sight of water spray in the halo of the rainbow spectrum is simply fascinating. On the way to the most powerful waterfall called "Devil's Throat" you will see many small waterfalls. Rainbow splashes, billions of drops of falling water and magnificent landscapes cause incomparable delight.

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   Day 6 — Iguazu - Buenos - Aires

   Breakfast at the hotel. Excursion to the Argentine Waterfalls. Through the Tancredo Neves Bridge, built over the Iguazu River, the National Park begins and after a walk through it you will come close to the waterfalls and find yourself directly under them, feel the power of the falling water very close and you will be able to enjoy the natural park around this magnificent beauty! You will see the birth of waterfalls and the most famous waterfall "Devil's Throat". Numerous paths and passages created by human hands are striking, allowing you to observe this natural phenomenon from a very close distance. We will take a walk to the National Park and admire the waterfalls from special observation decks located high above them. Impressions from this spectacle will remain with you for a lifetime. Especially impressive is the waterfall called the Devil's Throat, which is the largest of the waterfalls. The national park covers an area of 55,500 hectares, which preserve the diverse and unique flora and fauna of the region. After the end of the tour, transfer to the airport and flight to Buenos Aires. Arrival at Buenos Aires Airport. You are met by a driver with a sign of your names. Transfer to the hotel.

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   Day 7 — Buenos – Aires

   Breakfast at the hotel. Sightseeing tour of the city with a guide (3 hours) with an English-speaking guide. You'll see a one-of-a-kind capital and touch Argentina's legendary, centuries-old culture – a blend of history and art. Buenos Aires is home to most of all Argentine attractions. The sophistication of architecture is comparable only to Paris. But the city is unique in its beauty. Buenos Aires is widely known for its many museums, and art lovers will find many museums, galleries, theaters and monuments in this city. The main attractions of the city include the old district of La Boca, the historic area of the San Telmo district, where you can find a large and small bars, restaurants, as well as an authentic antiques market in Plaza Dorrego. The real heart of Buenos Aires is the central square of Plaza de Mayo - the largest shopping center in the world. Also, the main attractions of the city include the "Pink House" (presidential palace Cassa-Rosada), which is associated with the name of Evita Peron, and many other monumental monuments. Among them is the symbol of the city - a 67-meter obelisk erected in honor of the declaration of independence of the state of Argentina, standing on the widest street in the world, Avenue 9 de Julio. You will also visit the elegant La Recoletta quarter with the famous cemetery, the colonial-style church of El Pilar and the nearby cultural and commercial center. The tour program also includes a visit to the modern areas of the city: Puerto Madero and the parks of Lezama and 3 February. In the evening you will visit the Tango Show (with dinner). Tango is very popular all over the world. But Argentina has one undeniable advantage - it was here that it appeared The Wonderful World of Tango... Dance on stage with its passion and virtuosity takes you into the world of love and graceful performance. This dance originated in the city's ports among poor immigrants, gaucho shepherds, and other unsettled people. At first, the dance was performed by two men quite cheekily and got its name from the Latin "tangere" - to touch. Over time, Tango became slower and acquired new tones of intimacy for him. Tango orchestras appeared. The dance was rapidly gaining popularity, and now Tango is one of the most sensual dances on earth, it teaches sincerity, makes men remember gallantry, women about tenderness. In the restaurant, the interior creates a tango atmosphere, and a menu of several traditional dishes with excellent Argentinian wines will complete this romantic evening.

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   Day 8 — Buenos – Aires

   Breakfast at the hotel. Free day for independent walks around the city or additional excursions.

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   Day 9 — Buenos Aires - Santiago

   Breakfast. Transfer to the airport and flight to Santiago. Arrival. Pick-up, transfer and accommodation at the hotel.

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    Day 10 — . Santiago

    Breakfast at the hotel. You will have a sightseeing tour (4h) around the city with an English-speaking guide. The tour begins in the city center with a visit to the square of the La Moneda Government Building, recognized as a historical monument, it was erected in 1799, in the last years of Spanish domination, with the aim of housing the royal mint, and is designed in the traditional neoclassical style. In the middle of the XIX century, the building was allocated to the government of Chile, since then the Palacio de la Moneda has been the seat of the country's government. And then to Plaza de Armas - the central square of Santiago. It was with her that the history of the city began. The square houses the buildings of the House of Governors of Chile, the Municipality of Santiago, the General Post Office, the Royal Audience building and the Cathedral. Then you will climb the Santa Lucia hill, from where you can enjoy a magnificent panorama of the entire city. Then - a visit to the modern quarters of Santiago: Vitacura, Las Condes and Providencia, a trip along the Mapocho River and acquaintance with the majestic architecture of the main avenues of Santiago. After the end of the tour, return to the hotel.

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    Day 11 — . Santiago

    Breakfast at the hotel. Today you will have a full-day excursion to the city of Valparaiso. Towards the Pacific Ocean you will drive 120 km. Along the way, you will enjoy the magnificent landscapes of the Curacaví Valley and the Casablanca Valley, famous mainly for the production of white wines - Sauvignon Blanc and others. Valparaíso, which translates as "Paradise Valley", is a beautiful city, an integral part of the history and culture of Latin America, and especially Chile, and its main port. Valparaíso is located in an amphitheater and a network of lifts was built about a hundred years ago to pass from one to the other. There are fifteen of them in total. Over time, these wooden trailers became the hallmark of the city. Valparaiso has been declared a Monument of Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. You will visit the main attractions of the city - Plaza Victoria, Plaza Sotomayor where the monument to the heroes of the battle in Iquique is located (Monumento a los Heroes de Iquique), Paseo 21 de Mayo, located on a hill and it offers a beautiful view of the port and the ocean. The trip will continue to Viña del Mar - the most popular resort in Chile. The city itself is known as the "city of gardens", there are many parks and walking alleys. The city is the center of a variety of entertainment, in particular, casinos. After lunch in the restaurant, walk along the beach. You will visit the Quinta Vergara Park in Viña del Mar, where the International Song Festival takes place every year. Return to the hotel in Santiago.

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    Day 12 — . Santiago – San Pedro de Atacama

    Breakfast. Transfer to the airport and flight to Calama. Upon arrival, transfer to San Pedro de Atacama. A few kilometers from San Pedro de Atacama, among the sharp cliffs and unusual rock formations of the Cordillera de la Sal, lies the Moon Valley (Valle de la Luna) — a true geological wonder and part of the Los Flamencos National Reserve. During this excursion, you will marvel at the mesmerizing shapes of the landscape, which will make you feel as though you are walking on the surface of the moon. In the afternoon, enjoy the stunning view of the Andes mountain range and its volcanoes. As the sun sets, golden and crimson hues light up the desert, revealing a truly breathtaking panorama. An unforgettable experience awaits you. Transfer and accommodation at the hotel.

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    Day 13 — . San Pedro de AtacamaAfter breakfast at the hotel, we will set off on a full-da

    We’ll visit the high-altitude lagoons of Miscanti and Miñiques, followed by lunch in Socaire, a small village located about 100 km southeast of San Pedro de Atacama. Then we’ll continue to the Atacama Salt Flat (Salar de Atacama) to visit Chaxa Lagoon and the National Flamingo Reserve, where you’ll observe three of the six species of flamingos that exist in the world. The journey continues to the town of Toconao, where we’ll visit San Lucas Church and the Campanario Tower. Return to San Pedro.

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    Day 14 — . San Pedro de Atacama – SantiagoToday we will visit the impressive Tatio Geyser

    “Tatio” means “The Crying Old Man” in the language of the indigenous people who once inhabited these slopes. The geysers are located at an altitude of more than 4,000 meters above sea level. The hot water fountains are most active at sunrise, between 6:00 and 7:00 a.m., when the jets of steam and boiling water reach their maximum height, creating a spectacular sight. Our trip begins early in the morning to witness the sunrise over one of the most important geothermal fields in the world — the Tatio Geysers. More than 70 fumaroles release powerful steam columns and form pools of boiling water. The most magical moment of the day is sunrise, when the contrast between the bright blue sky and the white steam creates an unforgettable scene. In the heart of this striking natural landscape, surrounded by the Andes, we will enjoy a refreshing outdoor breakfast, which will also help us warm up, as the morning temperatures often drop below –2°C. On the way back to San Pedro de Atacama, we will admire the beauty of the valleys, local flora and fauna — including the charming vicuñas and viscachas. We will also stop in Machuca, a tiny Atacameño village made up of a few adobe, straw, and cactus-wood houses. Here, locals live off tourism, offering Andean handicrafts and typical regional dishes such as llama meat, sopaipillas, and empanadas. Transfer to Calama and flight to Santiago. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel.

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    Day 15 — . SantiagoBreakfast. Transfer to the airport for your international flight.

    The price includes: - Accommodation in hotels according to the program, - Excursions (in a group) according to the program with an English-speaking guide in addition to the tour to Valparaiso - All transfers with drivers (in a group) - Domestic flights: Rio de Janeiro – Iguaçu – Buenos Aires – Santiago Additional charges: - Optional excursions - Food and drinks during transfers