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10 Best Brazil and Chile Tours
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Travelers who seek the perfect blend of cultural discovery and natural wonder will find it on the Andes, Iguassu & Beyond tour. Over 18 days, journey from Santiago to Rio de Janeiro, with stops in Bariloche, Buenos Aires, and the thundering Iguassu Falls. This easy-paced city sightseeing trip is designed for experienced travelers eager to explore Chile and Argentina’s highlights, from adventure sports in Pucón to the vibrant energy of Rio. The real draw of this tour package is its diverse mix of urban sophistication and breathtaking landscapes, all arranged with accommodations, meals, and transport included. Dive into South America’s best and return home with a lifetime’s worth of stories.
18 days
Set out on the grandest of South American tours as you discover Lima, the City of the Kings, explore the salt pans of the Sacred Valley and see the mysterious Machu Picchu up close, with an expert-led tour of the lost city. Cruise Lake Titicaca to the Uros Floating Islands, where locals collect reeds to create their floating homes and pause in the Casablanca Valley for a wine tasting at the boutique Kingston Family Winery. In Buenos Aires, take in the balcony made famous by the former First Lady of Argentina, Eva Peron, and adventure onwards to the thundering cascades of Iguassu Falls. Across the Brazilian border in Rio de Janeiro, dial down the pace with cocktails on Copacabana Beach and an authentic lunch at a local churrascaria, a traditional Brazilian steakhouse and quintessential Brazilian experience.
23 days
From the tango rhythms of Buenos Aires to the wilds of Patagonia and the lush jungles of Iguazu Falls, this 15-day trip across Argentina is a dream for young adventurers with a moderate appetite for activity. Dive into the dynamic culture of Buenos Aires, then journey south to Ushuaia, the famed “end of the world,” nestled amid the Andes.
Explore Argentina’s most celebrated national parks—marvel at the icy grandeur of Los Glaciares and Perito Moreno Glacier, then feel the spray of Iguazu Falls and the remote beauty of Tierra del Fuego. The tour also features a cruise to spot whales off the Valdes Peninsula and a visit to the continent’s largest Magellanic Penguin colony.
The unique selling point of this tour package is its immersive combination of city life, wildlife encounters, and breathtaking landscapes, all guided by experts who bring Argentina’s wonders to life for energetic, inquisitive travelers.
15 days
Imagine sipping Argentine wine in Mendoza, wandering through the surreal landscapes of the Atacama Desert, and savoring the cosmopolitan buzz of Buenos Aires and Santiago—all within one trip. The Argentina, Atacama Desert & Chile Delights tour weaves together the best of Argentina, Chile, and Brazil over 13 enriching days. This itinerary is crafted for seasoned travelers and seniors seeking a moderate pace, offering a balanced mix of guided exploration and free time. Experience the riverside charm of Tigre, traverse the awe-inspiring Carreta de los Caracoles, and spend two magical nights in San Pedro at the edge of the Atacama. Highlights include vibrant capital cities, UNESCO-listed sites, and a spectrum of natural wonders from mountains to vineyards. With accommodation, transport, and meals all handled, the journey’s unique selling point lies in its seamless cross-country adventure and the diversity of landscapes and cultures encountered along the way. Every day brings a new discovery, ensuring you return home with a wealth of unforgettable memories.
13 days
See the sights of Santiago, enjoy wine tasting in Casablanca Valley and get up close with Eva Peron’s famous balcony in Buenos Aires—all on this immersive tour of South America. Step out with a Local Expert in Brazil for a stunning walk past the misty rainbows and thundering gravity of Iguassu Falls—with panoramic views of San Martin Island. In Rio de Janeiro, Enjoy an authentic lunch at a local churrascaria, a traditional Brazilian steakhouse and quintessential Brazilian experience. Across the border in Argentina, Buenos Aires beckons with a once in a lifetime choice to join South America’s Gaucho cowboys for a horseback ride through the rugged wilderness or a guided sojourn around the Estancia, to learn about cattle-raising and life on the ranch.
12 days
Two of South America's greatest hits, connected by the roads in between. It starts in the wild south — glaciers, granite towers, campfire smoke — and ends with Rio losing its mind for Carnival. Getting between those two worlds the slow way, overland through the spine of Patagonia, is the part nobody talks about. It should be.
32 days
Picture yourself waking up to the rhythms of Rio and ending your adventure in the tango-fueled streets of Buenos Aires—this is the promise of the "Essential Brazil And Argentina" trip. Over nine relaxing days, this group tour invites experienced travelers to unravel the vibrant tapestry of South America’s most iconic cities and natural wonders.
Begin in Rio de Janeiro, where a cable car ride to Sugar Loaf Mountain reveals panoramic views of a city framed by beaches and mountains. The trip’s showstopping centerpiece awaits at Iguassu Falls, straddling Brazil and Argentina: marvel at the thundering cascades from both countries, with the awe-inspiring Devil’s Throat as a highlight. Continue to Buenos Aires, where local history and daily rhythms unfold in neighborhoods like La Boca and San Telmo—each an open-air gallery of art, music, and culture.
This tour package’s unique selling point is its seamless blend of natural spectacle and urban exploration, offering a rare chance to experience both the pulse of South American life and the serenity of its most breathtaking landscapes. With all logistics—accommodation, transport, and meals—taken care of, you’re free to savor the journey’s every moment, from waterfalls to city streets.
9 days
Begin your journey in Peru, exploring the awe-inspiring Machu Picchu ruins and immersing yourself in the region’s rich history and culture. Next, fly to Santiago, Chile, a bustling metropolis where you can enjoy city life and go wine tasting in the surrounding valleys. Discover Chile’s culinary delights, from the capital to the charming seaside cities of Viña del Mar and Valparaíso.
Continue to Buenos Aires, Argentina, a city of elegance and charm. Stroll through its unique districts, savor world-class cuisine, and soak in the vibrant tango culture. Conclude your escape in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where the magic of its beaches awaits. Relax on golden sands, enjoy spectacular views of Sugarloaf Mountain, and feel the energy of this iconic city.
This romantic getaway for two blends adventure, culture, and relaxation, showcasing some of South America’s most beautiful and unforgettable destinations.
18 days
Tick some action-packed adventures off your bucket list with this once in a lifetime South American overland tour from Santiago to Rio. Begin your journey with a taste of the wonders of Patagonia. Hike to the very top of a volcano in Pucon, tackle vertical ice and trek glaciers in El Chalten and brave the rapids at Futaleufu. Take in more of the stunning sights with a closeup encounter of the Perito Moreno Glacier near El Calafate, challenge yourself to the famous 'W' Trek at Torres del Paine and explore the world's most southern city, Ushuaia in Tierra del Fuego. Continue your trip with a spot of nature watching at Valdes Peninsula, a taste of Argentina's famous steak and red wine at Buenos Aires and revel in the sights and sound of the Iguazu Falls. End your South America tour in Rio for either Carnival or New Year's Eve celebrations!
Note: This is our new route starting from December 2025, adding time travelling through both Uruguay and Paraguay
58 days
This 19 days / 18 nights travel package offers you to travel the most interesting points of Patagonia, along with Brazil, in the most complete way. Departing from the city of Santiago de Chile, we will make an amazing trip through Patagonia, visiting Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine and El Calafate. Then we continue to the Argentine capital, Buenos Aires, known as the "Paris of Latin America"; The next stop will be in the Iguazú Falls, to finally reach one of Brazil biggest cities: Rio de Janeiro. Do not miss this opportunity!
19 days
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Travelers who seek the perfect blend of cultural discovery and natural wonder will find it on the Andes, Iguassu & Beyond tour. Over 18 days, journey from Santiago to Rio de Janeiro, with stops in Bariloche, Buenos Aires, and the thundering Iguassu Falls. This easy-paced city sightseeing trip is designed for experienced travelers eager to explore Chile and Argentina’s highlights, from adventure sports in Pucón to the vibrant energy of Rio. The real draw of this tour package is its diverse mix of urban sophistication and breathtaking landscapes, all arranged with accommodations, meals, and transport included. Dive into South America’s best and return home with a lifetime’s worth of stories.
18 days
Imagine sipping Argentine wine in Mendoza, wandering through the surreal landscapes of the Atacama Desert, and savoring the cosmopolitan buzz of Buenos Aires and Santiago—all within one trip. The Argentina, Atacama Desert & Chile Delights tour weaves together the best of Argentina, Chile, and Brazil over 13 enriching days. This itinerary is crafted for seasoned travelers and seniors seeking a moderate pace, offering a balanced mix of guided exploration and free time. Experience the riverside charm of Tigre, traverse the awe-inspiring Carreta de los Caracoles, and spend two magical nights in San Pedro at the edge of the Atacama. Highlights include vibrant capital cities, UNESCO-listed sites, and a spectrum of natural wonders from mountains to vineyards. With accommodation, transport, and meals all handled, the journey’s unique selling point lies in its seamless cross-country adventure and the diversity of landscapes and cultures encountered along the way. Every day brings a new discovery, ensuring you return home with a wealth of unforgettable memories.
13 days
Set out on the grandest of South American tours as you discover Lima, the City of the Kings, explore the salt pans of the Sacred Valley and see the mysterious Machu Picchu up close, with an expert-led tour of the lost city. Cruise Lake Titicaca to the Uros Floating Islands, where locals collect reeds to create their floating homes and pause in the Casablanca Valley for a wine tasting at the boutique Kingston Family Winery. In Buenos Aires, take in the balcony made famous by the former First Lady of Argentina, Eva Peron, and adventure onwards to the thundering cascades of Iguassu Falls. Across the Brazilian border in Rio de Janeiro, dial down the pace with cocktails on Copacabana Beach and an authentic lunch at a local churrascaria, a traditional Brazilian steakhouse and quintessential Brazilian experience.
23 days
See the sights of Santiago, enjoy wine tasting in Casablanca Valley and get up close with Eva Peron’s famous balcony in Buenos Aires—all on this immersive tour of South America. Step out with a Local Expert in Brazil for a stunning walk past the misty rainbows and thundering gravity of Iguassu Falls—with panoramic views of San Martin Island. In Rio de Janeiro, Enjoy an authentic lunch at a local churrascaria, a traditional Brazilian steakhouse and quintessential Brazilian experience. Across the border in Argentina, Buenos Aires beckons with a once in a lifetime choice to join South America’s Gaucho cowboys for a horseback ride through the rugged wilderness or a guided sojourn around the Estancia, to learn about cattle-raising and life on the ranch.
12 days
From the tango rhythms of Buenos Aires to the wilds of Patagonia and the lush jungles of Iguazu Falls, this 15-day trip across Argentina is a dream for young adventurers with a moderate appetite for activity. Dive into the dynamic culture of Buenos Aires, then journey south to Ushuaia, the famed “end of the world,” nestled amid the Andes.
Explore Argentina’s most celebrated national parks—marvel at the icy grandeur of Los Glaciares and Perito Moreno Glacier, then feel the spray of Iguazu Falls and the remote beauty of Tierra del Fuego. The tour also features a cruise to spot whales off the Valdes Peninsula and a visit to the continent’s largest Magellanic Penguin colony.
The unique selling point of this tour package is its immersive combination of city life, wildlife encounters, and breathtaking landscapes, all guided by experts who bring Argentina’s wonders to life for energetic, inquisitive travelers.
15 days
Two of South America's greatest hits, connected by the roads in between. It starts in the wild south — glaciers, granite towers, campfire smoke — and ends with Rio losing its mind for Carnival. Getting between those two worlds the slow way, overland through the spine of Patagonia, is the part nobody talks about. It should be.
32 days
Picture yourself waking up to the rhythms of Rio and ending your adventure in the tango-fueled streets of Buenos Aires—this is the promise of the "Essential Brazil And Argentina" trip. Over nine relaxing days, this group tour invites experienced travelers to unravel the vibrant tapestry of South America’s most iconic cities and natural wonders.
Begin in Rio de Janeiro, where a cable car ride to Sugar Loaf Mountain reveals panoramic views of a city framed by beaches and mountains. The trip’s showstopping centerpiece awaits at Iguassu Falls, straddling Brazil and Argentina: marvel at the thundering cascades from both countries, with the awe-inspiring Devil’s Throat as a highlight. Continue to Buenos Aires, where local history and daily rhythms unfold in neighborhoods like La Boca and San Telmo—each an open-air gallery of art, music, and culture.
This tour package’s unique selling point is its seamless blend of natural spectacle and urban exploration, offering a rare chance to experience both the pulse of South American life and the serenity of its most breathtaking landscapes. With all logistics—accommodation, transport, and meals—taken care of, you’re free to savor the journey’s every moment, from waterfalls to city streets.
9 days
Begin your journey in Peru, exploring the awe-inspiring Machu Picchu ruins and immersing yourself in the region’s rich history and culture. Next, fly to Santiago, Chile, a bustling metropolis where you can enjoy city life and go wine tasting in the surrounding valleys. Discover Chile’s culinary delights, from the capital to the charming seaside cities of Viña del Mar and Valparaíso.
Continue to Buenos Aires, Argentina, a city of elegance and charm. Stroll through its unique districts, savor world-class cuisine, and soak in the vibrant tango culture. Conclude your escape in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where the magic of its beaches awaits. Relax on golden sands, enjoy spectacular views of Sugarloaf Mountain, and feel the energy of this iconic city.
This romantic getaway for two blends adventure, culture, and relaxation, showcasing some of South America’s most beautiful and unforgettable destinations.
18 days
Tick some action-packed adventures off your bucket list with this once in a lifetime South American overland tour from Santiago to Rio. Begin your journey with a taste of the wonders of Patagonia. Hike to the very top of a volcano in Pucon, tackle vertical ice and trek glaciers in El Chalten and brave the rapids at Futaleufu. Take in more of the stunning sights with a closeup encounter of the Perito Moreno Glacier near El Calafate, challenge yourself to the famous 'W' Trek at Torres del Paine and explore the world's most southern city, Ushuaia in Tierra del Fuego. Continue your trip with a spot of nature watching at Valdes Peninsula, a taste of Argentina's famous steak and red wine at Buenos Aires and revel in the sights and sound of the Iguazu Falls. End your South America tour in Rio for either Carnival or New Year's Eve celebrations!
Note: This is our new route starting from December 2025, adding time travelling through both Uruguay and Paraguay
58 days
This 13-day / 12-night travel package takes you to tour the most impressive cities in South America. We begin in the Argentine capital, Buenos Aires, also known as the "Paris of Latin America" and then continue our journey to Chile, with a halfway stop in Mendoza, a famous wine region. The next city on the itinerary is Santiago de Chile, one of the largest and most sophisticated cities in the country. The last stop will be in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, a city that offers a perfect combination of culture, nightlife, beaches and natural scenery
13 days
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Brazil and Chile Tour Reviews
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Michael | Traveled in June
The trip packed a lot in to it so I would strongly recommend anyone thinking about this trip to add a few days to the start in Salvador (as I did) or to add some days at the end in Rio. The travel, with 7 internal flights is quite wearing but the rewards are amazing. Tremendous wildlife in the Amazon and Pantanal, great scenery at Iguaçu, the Amazon and Rio and a wonderful range of colour, culture, music and vibe in Salvador. Diego was an excellent leader, the group was very good, the transport and hotels were good and the whole experience totally unforgettable. A shame we had two days of rain in Rio, but who can control the weather ?
Dean S. | Traveled in June
We wanted to see Christ the redeemer, iquazu falls, the gauchos, and machu pichu. This was achieved as well as much good food, Maras salt ponds, Cusco, and many llamas and alpacas.
Donald | Traveled in May
This is a good trip. I used average to describe the accommodations because it is basic but very acceptable according to the type of trip (local boats). This comment applied to the food also. I would have seen more hiking in order to see and explore the forest, villages, animals. There is so much to discover. Hot and humid as I did the tour in May.
Carl | Traveled in May
A wonderful thought quite challenging two weeks though very much as expected. Great itinerary; boats way better than expected; excellent food. Superb tour leader....
Anonymous | Traveled in May
It certainly was not the Luxury Gold that we expected. Hotels were excellent but the locations of the hotels were not in a place that we would feel safe walking and enjoying the surroundings. We expected luxury but it did not meet The Gold name more like Bronze!! This is my first time writing a review As many times as I have traveled all over the world! Had to get up very early as we were told after 9:00 am no way! We never felt we were on a Luxury tour except for a few restaurants but I can eat at excellent restaurants better than the ones they chose for us…after paying over $16,000 not worth the time snd money paid. Other agencies would have been a lot less with 80% of the same itinerary!!!
Anonymous | Traveled in May
The trip was fantastic & the guides friendly & very informative.