Exc. International flights (per person, based on 2 sharing)

Discover two attractive cities and enjoy a quick beach break on this journey from Buenos Aires to Montevideo and Punta del Este. Beginning with three nights in Argentina, you’ll explore the cosmopolitan city of Buenos Aires on a tour through its diverse districts, the famous Recoleta cemetery and the grave of Eva Peron, Argentina’s famous first lady. You’ll also get to see dancers in action with a live tango show over dinner! Next, you’ll take the ferry over to Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay for two nights. Enjoy a unique tour of the city by vintage car where you’ll discover the charming and well-maintained art deco and colonial buildings that jostle with the modern skyscrapers. From here, you’ll head to the so[phisticated beach resort of Punta del Este, nicknamed the ‘Monacoof the South’, where sandy beaches, sunshine and celebrity await – a relaxing end to your multi-centre city break!

Delve into the history of Bolivia with this fascinating trip that visits three key cities; Santa Cruz, Sucre and Potosi. Take a guided tour of Santa Cruz and admire its cathedral, monuments and distinct residential neighbourhoods, before visiting the well-preserved Jesuit Missions nearby. Next, fly on to Sucre to explore its white-washed colonial architecture and café culture and to learn more about the nation’s history. From here, you’ll head to the historic town of Potosi and take a guided tour of the mines to discover why this silver city was so important to the Spaniards. Returning to Sucre once more, you’ll have the chance to visit the weekly Tarabuco native fair when a sleeping village transforms into a bustling hub where traditionally-dressed Bolivians come from all over the country to trade. Try your hand at haggling for handmade goods and produce – a colourful way to end your journey through Bolivia!

This 4-day trip is your opportunity to hike the Condoriri to Huayna Potosí trek, with help from guides and porters. Bolivia’s Cordillera Real is a fine example of the Andean mountain system, with raw beauty, mighty glaciers and several peaks taller than 6,000m. With all assistance and camping gear provided – this trek is an invitation to conquer one of the best treks in the world. Expect dramatic, snow-capped scenery, towering mountain ranges, waterfalls and icy stalactites and glacial lagoons. If you’re a climber – why not ask us to extend this trek so you can attempt the summit of Huayna Potosi. Returning to La Paz, you can bask in a well-earned sense of accomplishment and perhaps enjoy a few days of rest and recuperation!

This 3-day Takesei Trek is also known as the Camino del Inca and it’s one of the easiest Inca trails to hike and it’s suitable for novice hikers. Escorted by a private mountain guide and porters, you’ll cross the Bolivian Altiplano and descend into the humid and sub-tropical, forested area of the Yungas. Beginning in the mountains to the east of La Paz, you’ll pass through different ecosystems, experiencing beauty in every change of scenery and in these indigenous mountain villages you pass. From your guide, you can learn a little of the history of how this route was used by the Aymara culture of Tiwanaku, the Incas and also the Spanish. This trek offers the chance to walk in the footsteps of the Incas on a trail which formed an important crossing through the Cordillera Real.

Make the most of the journey from Peru to Chile with this overland journey through the Bolivian Andes. You’ll be collected in Puno on the Peruvian side of Lake Titicaca and driven to Copacabana on the Bolivian side, where you can visit Sun Island and continue to La Paz, the world’s highest capital city. From here, the journey becomes wild; visit islands, oases and ancient ruins, admire the shimmering Uyuni salt flats and marvel at towering cacti. Sleep in a hotel made of salt and finally, drive through the striking scenery of the Bolivia Altiplano, spotting jewel-coloured lagoons, flocks of flamingos and geothermal sites, before crossing the border to San Pedro de Atacama and arriving in Chile. Surely one of the most spectacular overland journeys imaginable!

Make a spectacular journey through the Altiplano – Bolivia’s high Andes, where every sight needs a superlative to describe it. You’ll start with some time to explore colonial La Paz, the world’s highest capital, before heading over to Sun Island, the birthplace of the Inca Empire. As you cruise, enjoy the contrasts of the blue lake waters against the towering, snow-capped peaks of the Andes. Next, you’ll fly from La Paz to Uyuni where you’ll explore the gleaming, crystallised salt pans of Uyuni - the world’s largest salt flat. Enjoy a unique stay under the endless starry skies with a night in a boutique Airstream Camper with meals prepared just for you! Finish your trip back in La Paz, with a leisurely afternoon reminiscing on memories of Bolivia that will last a lifetime.

This discovery of the Andes and Bolivia’s Altiplano (‘high plains’) will introduce you to a little of Argentina, Bolivia and Chile in a week. Begin in colonial Salta in Bolivia, before taking the long (but worthwhile!) journey by bus and a train through canyons, mountains and lagoons to reach the Uyuni salt flats. Witness towering, 12m high ancient cacti and take the Uyuni salt flats tour to see the gleaming, brilliant white salt lake, before spending the night in a hotel made entirely of salt! Next, you’ll continue your drive into the vast Atacama desert of Chile, spotting hundreds of flamingos and stopping to look at entrancing volcanic activity and fumaroles. Finally, you’ll visit one of the world’s largest geothermal fields at dawn, to see these giant geysers spout hot water into the cool morning air creating vast pillars of steam. This epic trip is jam-packed with incredible natural wonders you’ll find nowhere else and guarantees no shortage of memorable, out-of-this-world experiences!

Enjoy a unique cruise through the world’s largest wetlands – the Pantanal in Brazil. The luxurious Peralta Boat Hotel accommodates just 20 guests and comes fully equipped with an elegant restaurant, indoor lounge and open top deck for unrivalled views over the Paraguay River and the wetlands. During your stay, you can take part in several guided on and off-board excursions including fishing, kayaking tours, horseback riding, cooking classes and visits to indigenous tribes, to give you insight into this vast ecological habitat at the heart of Brazil.

This trip idea is a great way to experience some Brazil highlights if you’re short on time, by flying between the cities of Salvador and Rio and Iguazu Falls. First, spend a couple of days enjoying the Afro-Brazilian culture and colonial heritage of Salvador with its pretty colonial centre, Pelourinho, before flying south to experience the impressive natural wonder of Iguacu Falls on the border between Brazil and Argentina. Finally, you’ll fly up to Rio, a city that’s quite simply packed with iconic sights, from the hilltop Statue of Christ to the peak of Sugar Loaf Mountain. Grab a Caipirinha cocktail and get yourself down to the urban beaches in Copacabana or Ipanema and toast your whistle-stop trip!

This Brazil family holiday offers the kind of up-close experiences the incredible wildlife your kids will only have seen on TV! Staying in two lodges in the Amazon and the Pantanal, you’ll first get to experience the dense jungle and life on the Amazon River, including visiting an indigenous village. A host of special experiences are included with your stay, from kayaking to horse riding and trekking. Next, you’ll fly to the Pantanal, the world’s largest wetland for your second lodge stay and to spot monkeys, toucans tapirs, capybaras, caimans and even anacondas as you glide through the waterways of the Pantanal by canoe. With all of your accommodation, meals and most experiences included, you and the kids will have more time to form lasting memories on this unique wildlife-spotting opportunity in Brazil.