12-Day Argentina to Chile with Andean Lake Crossing

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Today, you'll explore the city of Buenos Aires. You'll start with the symbol of our city: the Obelisk. You'll visit different squares such as Plaza de Mayo, Plaza San Martín, and Plaza Congreso, and avenues like Corrientes and Mayo, 9 de Julio. Tap into the history of the city in neighbourhoods like La Boca, San Telmo, Montserrat, and of course, the football stadium before cooling down in the local parks. In the evening, you'll be free to explore the city on your own.

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Today, you'll embark on an incredible experience in the Tigre Delta, a place where you can appreciate the generosity of nature. You will leave Buenos Aires heading north to the delta. Over the course of the day, you'll learn about the costumes, culture and way of life of the 'isleños' people, who call this area home. You will visit the San Isidro neighbourhood and the amazing cathedral and also pass by the Presidential Residence on the way back to Buenos Aires.

This morning, after breakfast, you'll pack your things and then transfer to the airport for your flight to Bariloche. Upon arrival, you'll be met by your driver and whisked off to your hotel in the heart of the city. You'll then have the rest of the afternoon and evening to spend as you wish, exploring the city on your own.

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Circuito Chico or small circuit is a scenic tour on which you can enjoy good food as well as beautiful views. The scenery is magnificent along the whole drive, and there are several natural lookouts, such as López Bay and Punto Panorámico. Cerro Campanario, a hill standing in the centre of the landscape, will carry you up to the most beautiful view in the area. You'll enjoy tasty specialities at several tea houses and restaurants along the way which will add flavour to the scenic tour.

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Reminiscent of a Swiss alpine town, San Carlos de Bariloche (or Bariloche, as it's commonly known) sits in Argentina's Patagonia region of Rio Negra. Bordering a large Andean glacial lake, Nahuel Huapi, and surrounded by towering snow-covered mountains and thousand-year-old forests, Bariloche has come to be known as one of the most beautiful destinations in Argentina. During your free time, you can taste some of its famous chocolate and enjoy any one of its numerous outdoor activities on offer.

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Departing Bariloche, you'll travel to one of the most important ecological reserves in South America. After going through customs, you'll pass into the neighbouring country of lush landscapes, Chile. You'll sail to a number of Chilean towns, through incredible landscapes and to the mighty Lake Todos Los Santos. You'll arrive at the Petrohué River with its many waterfalls before continuing your journey to Puerto Varas and Puerto Montt past the slopes of Osorno Volcano.

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Known as the city of roses, Puerto Varas was named after Antonio Varas. This city is particularly interesting as it was founded by German immigrants who settled on the shores of the nearby Lake Llanquihue; it's now famous for its German traditions. Surrounded by nature, Puerto Varas is just moments from the mountains, lakes, national parks and forests. A must-visit while in the city is the Sacred Heart of Jesus church which was built in 1918 at one of the highest points of the city.

This morning, after breakfast, you'll be transferred to the airport for your flight to Santiago de Chile. Upon arrival, you'll be met by your driver who will whisk you off to your hotel. You'll then have the rest of the day to spend as you wish exploring the city on your own. The best way to explore Santiago is on foot, it is a city made for exploring. In between the expansive museums, street parties, top-end restaurants and cultural events, there's something for everyone.

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This city tour takes you to the historical, commercial and zones of Santiago. You'll tour the outer courtyards of the Government Palace La Moneda, the historic centre with the Plaza de Armas as well as the cathedral, Central Post Office, City Hall, and more fascinating sites. The tour then passes through the main avenue of the city, La Alameda, before it continues to Cerro San Cristobal and the neighbourhoods of Santa María de Manquehue, Las Condes and Vitacura and Bicentennial Park.

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Today, you'll have the day to explore the city of Santiago which lies in a valley surrounded by the majestic Andes and Chilean Coast mountains. At its colonial core, you'll find Plaza de Armas, its main square along with two of its neoclassical landmarks the early 19th-century Palacio de la Real Audiencia and the 18th-century Metropolitan Cathedral. The best way to explore Santiago is on foot: the expansive museums, street parties, top-end restaurants and cultural events will call out to you.