Bike tour of Buenos Aires - A great ride through beautiful parks, past historic landmarks, down Plaza San Martin with its charming french style buildings, and more.

Private City Tour - We see all the major sights of Buenos Aires including Recoleta, and the final resting place of EVA (Evita) Peron, the plaza San Martin and the Plaza de Mayo.

Argentine Dinner Party where we'll learn the fundamentals of what being an Argentine is all about, while simply having more fun than is available anywhere else.

Rojo Tango Dinner Show - A dazzling live orchestra, great dancers, traditional Argentine cuisine, and a fine selection of local wines and cocktails.

Iguazu National Park - is located in Argentina along the Iguazu River which creates a natural border between the country and Brazil. The national park encompasses an area of 261 square miles (677 sq km) and has a sister protected area on the Brazilian side known as Iguacu National Park.
Activities Hiking amongst the falls is the primary activity of the national park, however there are other ways to engage Iguazu Falls and the rainforest that surrounds it. Other opportunities include a relaxing raft tour (Upper Falls Eco-Float Tour), white water rafting and a variety of boat trips.

Santiago The city is flanked by the main chain of the Andes to the east and the Chilean Coastal Range to the west. Both north and south lie different spurs of the Andes. At the southern border lies the Angostura de Paine, an elongated spur of the Andes that almost reaches the coast

Activities

• Day trip to two wineries in the foothills of the Andes east and southeast of the city.
• Visit to the coastal towns of Vina Del Mar and Valparaiso.

There are additional city tours where you can explore historic sites, take in the bohemian charm of Bellavista, and see the city’s financial district, nicknamed ‘Sanhattan’, due to its plethora of skyscrapers.

Nearby Valparaiso is a rich wine region with plenty of day tours. We'll tour the city, famous for it's archetecture, visit a winery, and just soak in the culture on one of our last days in South America.

Easter Island lies 5½ hrs. west of Chile in the Pacific Ocean. The island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is famous for its nearly 1,000 monumental statues, called moai. We'll have a little more then two days to explore this remote island.

Ahu Tongariki, Rano Raraku and Anakena Beach We'll have a unique tour of multiple sites across the island. Admire an intriguing tableau of iconic ‘moai’ sculptures with an experienced archeologist guide; explore the volcanic slopes and dramatic quarry of Rano Raraku; and marvel at the sacred ceremonial sites in Ahu Akahanga. We'll conclude our enriching exploration, relaxing on the blissful beach of Anakena for a tranquil finish to the day.

Easter Island’s Rupa Nui National Park Uncover the archaeological mysteries of Easter Island’s Rupa Nui National Park on this enthralling half-day excursion. Gaze in wonder at the distinctive ‘moai’ stone sculptures and gain insight into the island’s captivating history with an expert guide. You'll marvel at ancient masonry as you wander the verdant enclave of the park, appreciating stunning panoramas of the ocean. Visit the picturesque harbor town of Hanga Piko to observe a ceremonial moai, the stonework of which has perplexed experts for centuries.