Patagonia
Optional Gray Glacier Boat Trip
High Road
Santiago to Rio
Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil
Journey to the end of the world,
where Antarctica and Andes
practically collide: this is your
chance to experience a completely
different world. Sail to hidden beaches
lapped by turquoise seas, discover the pulsating
cities of Rio and Buenos Aires: the sights, nightlife,
and cafe society. Journey south to the mesmerising
Pampas and windswept Patagonia. Spot whales
rounding the tip of the Valdes Peninsula, scarlet
sunsets in Ushuaia, the turquoise blue Moreno
Glacier and explore the rugged wilderness of Torres
Del Paine National Park.
DATES REF: SA29
Start Finish 2009
Santiago Rio
01 Jan 09 20 Feb 09
2008
09 Dec 09* 28 Jan 10
18 Dec 08 06 Feb 09
23 Dec 09* 11 Feb 10
31 Dec 08 19 Feb 09
24 Dec 09 12 Feb 10
Connects with Rio Carnival
*Includes 4 Day Navimag Cruise. Excludes Bariloche. Local Payment
Supplement Applies.
51 DAYS
INCLUDED HIGHLIGHTS:
ITINERARY
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Week 1 Santiago, Pucon, Bariloche
Price
Chile Uruguay
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Week 2 El Chalten, Los Glaciares NP, - Pucon Outdoor - World Heritage
El Calafate, Moreno Glacier,
Torres del Paine NP Activity Centre Site of Colonia
Week 3 Torres del Paine NP, Punta Arenas, Magellan Straits,
- Patagonian Lake
Beagle Channel, Ushuaia
- Salto Thermal
Week 4 Valdes Peninsula, Puerto Madryn, Buenos Aires District Springs
Week 5 Buenos Aires, Colonia, Montevideo, Salto, San Ignacio,
- Punta Arenas
Jesuit Ruins
Week 6 Iguazu, Bonito Penguin Colony Brazil
Week 7 Pantanal Wetlands, Campo Grande, Rio de Janeiro
- Torres Del Paine - Bonito Eco-tourism
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National Park Paradise
TRANSPORT & ACCOMMODATION
• Kumuka Overland Truck, Boat and on Foot
- Wildlife at the
• 50 Nights – 10% Hotel, 60% Camping, 30% Hostel and
Lodge (Hammocks)
Argentina Pantanal Wetlands
GRADE
Easy to moderate - suitable for anyone with average level of
- Alpine Bariloche - Tropical Parati
fitness and mobility. A large part of this tour is spent at altitude.
- El Chalten Outdoor - Rio de Janeiro
INCLUSIONS
• Fully Escorted Tour – Kumuka Tour Leader and Driver Activity Centre
• All Activities, Sightseeing and Entrance Fees as Per Itinerary
• All National Parks and Reserve Entrance Fees • All Tolls and Taxes - Moreno Glacier
MEALS
• All Meals Included Whilst Camping, on Pantanal trip, on Boat Cruise
- Ushuaia
GROUP SIZE - Wildlife at the Valdes
Maximum: 20
AGE GUIDE
Peninsula
SANTIAGO ADD ONS
Age: 18-45
- Buenos Aires
PRE DEPARTURE MEETING AND START TIME
Add a 4 or 5 day Easter Island Trip to tours starting or A pre departure meeting is held the day before departure at 18:00pm - Jesuit Ruins
finishing in Santiago (see page 69). INSURANCE
Insurance is mandatory. For more information about travel
- Iguazu Falls
RIO ADD ONS
insurance see page 119
PRE AND POST TOUR ACCOMMODATION
• Add a 6 Day Rio Carnival package (see page 68)
Accommodation is available at the start & finishing points of your tour.
• Add a Sights of Rio trip (see page 76)
For prices, please visit the relevant tour page on
www.kumuka.com OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES:
• Add a 3-6 Day Amazon River Cruise (see page 76)
Detailed Itinerary - Click here
See page 117 for a full list of optional activities
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• Add a 3 or 4 Day Amazon Jungle trip (see page 76)
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