Book now, change later with our Flexible Date Change option. You may select this $99pp option at time of purchase, giving travellers the flexibility to change your date without penalty (subject to availability, less third party costs incurred, plus any applicable surcharges for the new date selected). 

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After an early pick up (5:30am) you’ll drive for about 2 hours to the community of Paucarpata (3,450 meters high) for a  toilet stop. Continue for an extra hour to the starting point of the trek: Phulawasipata (4,600 meters high). From there, walk for about 90 minutes uphill to get to Vinicunca (5,000 meters high) where you’ll  have amazing views of the rainbow mountain. Weather permits, see the snow-capped mountain Ausangante (6,384 meters high). At around midday, start descending and start the journey back to Cusco. On route, stop for the included lunch. Walking  distance, approximately 8kms or 3 to 4hrs depending on your physical condition.

Visit San Antonio de Areco, the cradle of Argentinian rural culture and folklore. Experience an unforgettable visit to a traditional estancia (ranch) in the country. We’ll enjoy an authentic lunch and learn more about the legendary gaucho’s way of life.

This tour starts at 09.30am and it lasts approximately eight hours. Transfers are included.

Only available if arriving before Day 1 of the trip.

Discover Uruguay’s colonial charm and traditions with a visit to the small city of Colonia de Sacramento, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Travel by ferry along the Rio de la Plata river and then step back in time as you wander the narrow, cobbled streets and admire the 18th-century colonial architecture. This is one of the oldest towns in Uruguay, with a colourful history. Enjoy lunch with magnificent views of the Rio de la Plata and its harbour.

This tour starts at 8am and lasts approximately nine hours. Transfers are included.

Learn to tango with professional dancers! You’ll learn about the dance’s origin and rich history here in Buenos Aires, the home of tango. Wear comfortable clothes as you’ll be learning the basic techniques to understand the rhythm of this energetic dance.

This tour starts at 4pm and lasts approximately three hours. Transfers not included

Experience the sensual dance of tango in a romantic and intimate atmosphere. International cuisine, regional dishes, desserts and a wide selection of Argentine wines will be offered to accompany the La Ventana Tango Show as you experience the tango, a dance which reveals the spirit of Buenos Aires’ beginnings. This starts at 07.30pm and last approximately three hours. Transfers included.

The best way to experience the falls is to get right in the action. You’ll travel through lush landscape by specially designed tracks. This five-kilometre long ride ends at Puerto Macuco. Board a small boat and explore Lower Iguazu River for as long as six kilometres, heading towards the waterfalls area to enjoy the sight of plenty of small cascades. From the Tres Mosqueteros Falls, see the falls on both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides crowned by the view of the Garganta del Diablo (Devil’s Throat). Afterwards, it’s surely a highlight when you face the incomparable San Martín waterfall. After that we’ll navigate downriver to Puerto Macuco. You’ll walk up the hill, about 150 metres, and ride a truck back to the starting point. This tour goes for 2 hours, 15 minutes.

Today you will eat and drink your way around some great spots in Rio. The best way to get to know a city is by strolling along the streets, eating the food and rubbing shoulders with the locals. You won’t find the true spirit of Rio in the flashy bars and tourist-traps of Ipanema – you’ll find it in the bustling street markets and little bars and restaurants that have been favorites with the locals for generations.

These small-group culinary walking tours take guests through the neighborhoods of Lapa, Glória, Flamengo and Laranjeiras. We taste Amazonian fruit juices, visit a street market, bars and some of Rio’s older restaurants - in total we make 8 stops and finish up with a big meal and plenty of beers and caipirinhas for those who are thirsty! The tour also passes by some great non-food stops (including Escadaria Selarón - the Selarón Steps) which have become an iconic attraction in recent years. The tour takes approximately 6 hours and includes all food, water, juices, beers, caipirinhas and other drinks.

Located in the heart of the city, this spectacular pre-Inca structure is a 1,500-year-old pyramid built from seven staggered platforms. The complex is now home to a high-end restaurant, adjacent to the pyramid, overlooking the historic ruins of this fascinating archaeological complex. It’s one of Lima’s best restaurants, where classic techniques and contemporary style fuse with Peruvian flavours for a truly special culinary experience. This tour starts from 6.30pm and lasts approximately three hours, and includes transfers.

We’ll travel along the Urubamba River towards the town of Ollantaytambo, one of the few places where the Incas defeated the Spanish. It’s a magnificent example of Inca urban planning. You’ll visit the ruins of Ollantaytambo, an important Inca construction built during the Empire’s heyday. It’s an extraordinary place, with its wonderful stonework. You may also see an amazing rock formation said to represent the Inca god Wiracocha.

Vino, anyone? In a country famed for its red wine, enjoy a customised lesson and tasting session. You’ll be whisked away to a hidden wine cellar and enjoy a tapas plate as you discover Argentine wine.This tour starts at 6pm from a central location (transfers are not included) and it lasts approximately three hours.