SOUTH AMERICA

• Duration: 18 Nights / 19 Days
• Route: Rio de Janeiro (3N) → Iguassu Falls (2N) → Buenos Aires (3N) → Lima (2N) → Sacred Valley (2N) → Machu Picchu (1N) → Cusco (2N) → Puno (2N) → Lima (1N)
• Inclusions: 18 Nights Stay with Breakfast + Airport Transfers + Group Sightseeing Tours + Visa Assistance
• Flights: Not Included
• Flight Duration from India: Approx. 20–30+ Hours (depending on routing)
• Best Time to Visit: Summer Season (Dec–Mar)
• Temperature: 20°C to 25°C (Varies)
• Recommended Trip Length: Long
• Ideal For: Solo Travellers | Couples | Families | Friends
• Customization Possible: Yes

• Stand before Christ the Redeemer
• Feel the spray of Iguassu Falls
• Dance the tango in Buenos Aires
• Walk through the Sacred Valley
• Reach Machu Picchu
• Experience life in the Andes
• Cruise on Lake Titicaca
• Taste South American cuisine
• Journey through ancient civilizations
• Tick off multiple bucket-list destinations in one trip

Day 1 – Arrival in Rio de Janeiro

Day 2 – Christ the Redeemer + Sugarloaf Mountain

Day 3 – Rio Exploration

Day 4 – Transfer to Iguassu Falls

Day 5 – Iguassu Falls Experience

Day 6 – Transfer to Buenos Aires

Day 7 – Buenos Aires City Tour

Day 8 – Buenos Aires Exploration

Day 9 – Flight to Lima

Day 10 – Lima Sightseeing

Day 11 – Sacred Valley Exploration

Day 12 – Sacred Valley + Local Experiences

Day 13 – Machu Picchu

Day 14 – Transfer to Cusco

Day 15 – Cusco Exploration

Day 16 – Transfer to Puno

Day 17 – Lake Titicaca Experience

Day 18 – Return to Lima

Day 19 – Departure

Take it slow when you reach the Andes.

"The views from Christ the Redeemer made me stop talking."

"Rio had more energy than I expected."

"I left Iguassu completely soaked and completely happy."

"The humidity was real."

"The first glimpse of Machu Picchu gave me goosebumps. It took effort to get there, and it was worth every step."

"The altitude in Cusco is real—slow walking is the key."

"I can still remember the silence of the Andes."

No two travellers plan the same holiday.

Before we suggest an itinerary, we understand:

✓ Your budget

✓ Your travel dates

✓ Who you're travelling with

✓ What you'd like to experience

✓ Whether history, nature or adventure interests you the most

Then we help you decide:

✓ How many days you'll need

✓ Which countries fit your travel style

✓ How to manage long flights and altitude changes

✓ Where it's worth spending a little more

✓ Whether South America is the right destination for you

• Is 19 days enough for South America?

For many first-time travellers, yes.Nineteen days allow you to experience some of South America's biggest highlights, including Brazil, Argentina and Peru. If you'd like to include Patagonia, Chile, Bolivia or the Galápagos Islands, you'll need additional time.The right itinerary depends on how you like to travel, and we'll help you choose what suits you best.

• When is the best time to visit?

The best travel season depends on which countries you're visiting, but December to March works well for this itinerary.We'll help you choose the right travel dates based on your plans.

• Is altitude sickness common in Peru?

Some travellers feel the effects of high altitude, especially in Cusco and the Sacred Valley.We'll guide you on simple ways to prepare so you can enjoy the journey comfortably.

• Do I need visas for all these countries?

Visa requirements depend on your nationality and the countries included in your itinerary.We'll guide you through the latest visa requirements and help you with the documentation wherever required.

• Can this itinerary be customised?

Absolutely.

• This is only a sample itinerary. We can add more days, include Patagonia, Chile, Bolivia, the Galápagos Islands or customise the journey around your interests and travel style.

Tell us about your travel plans.We will help you decide if South America is the right destination for you. If another destination suits your travel dates, interests or budget better, we'll tell you that too.
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Duration: 9 Nights / 10 Days

Route: Rio de Janeiro (2N) → Iguassu Falls (2N) → Buenos Aires (2N) → Cusco (2N) → Lima (2N)

Inclusions: 9 Nights Stay with Breakfast + Airport Transfers + Group Sightseeing Tours + Visa Assistance

Flights: Not Included

Flight Duration from India: Approx. 20–30+ Hours (depending on routing)

Best Time to Visit: Summer Season (Dec–Mar)

Temperature: 20°C to 25°C (Varies)

Recommended Trip Length: Long

Ideal For: Solo Travellers | Couples | Families | Friends

Customization Possible: Yes

• Stand before Christ the Redeemer
• Feel the spray of Iguassu Falls
• Dance the tango in Buenos Aires
• Walk through the Sacred Valley
• Explore Machu Picchu
• Experience life in the Andes
• Taste South American cuisine
• Cross landscapes that change every day
• Tick off multiple bucket-list destinations in one trip

Day 1 – Arrival in Rio de Janeiro

Day 2 – Christ the Redeemer + Sugarloaf Mountain

Day 3 – Transfer to Iguassu Falls

Day 4 – Iguassu Falls Exploration

Day 5 – Transfer to Buenos Aires

Day 6 – Buenos Aires City Tour

Day 7 – Flight to Cusco

Day 8 – Cusco + Sacred Valley Exploration

Day 9 – Lima City Tour

Day 10 – Departure

Take it easy when you arrive in Cusco.

"The views from Christ the Redeemer made me stop talking."

"Rio had more energy than I expected."

"I left Iguassu completely soaked and completely happy."

"The humidity was real."

"The first glimpse of Machu Picchu gave me goosebumps."

"The altitude in Cusco is real—slow walking is the key."

"I can still remember the silence of the Andes."

No two travellers plan the same holiday.

Before we suggest an itinerary, we understand:

✓ Your budget

✓ Your travel dates

✓ Who you're travelling with

✓ What you'd like to experience

✓ Whether history, nature or adventure interests you the most

Then we help you decide:

✓ How many days you'll need

✓ Which countries fit your travel style

✓ How to manage long flights and altitude changes

✓ Where it's worth spending a little more

✓ Whether South America is the right destination for you

• Is 10 days enough for South America?

For many first-time travellers, yes.

Ten days are enough to experience the highlights of Brazil, Argentina and Peru. If you'd like to spend more time in Peru, visit Patagonia, Chile or Bolivia, adding a few extra days is worth considering.

The right itinerary depends on how you like to travel, and we'll help you choose what suits you best.

• When is the best time to visit?

The ideal travel season depends on the countries you plan to visit, but this itinerary works well during the summer season.

We'll help you choose the right travel dates based on your plans.

• Is altitude sickness common in Cusco?

Some travellers experience the effects of high altitude.

We'll guide you on simple ways to prepare so you can enjoy your trip comfortably.

• Do I need visas for all these countries?

Visa requirements depend on your nationality and the countries included in your itinerary.

We'll guide you through the latest visa requirements and help you with the documentation wherever required.

• Can this itinerary be customised?

Absolutely.

This is only a sample itinerary. We can add more days, include Lake Titicaca, Patagonia, Chile or Bolivia, or customise the journey around your interests and travel style.

Tell us about your travel plans.

We will help you decide if South America is the right destination for you. If another destination suits your travel dates, interests or budget better, we'll tell you that too.

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• Duration: 6 Nights / 7 Days
• Route: Torres del Paine Trek, Patagonia (Chile)
• Inclusions: 6 Nights Camping with Breakfast + Airport Transfers + Guided Group Trekking Program + Visa Assistance
• Flights: Not Included
• Flight Duration from India: Approx. 24–35+ Hours (depending on routing)
• Best Time to Trek: Spring (Sep–Nov) & Autumn (Mar–May)
• Temperature: 5°C to 25°C (Varies)
• Recommended Trip Length: Medium to Long
• Ideal For: Solo Travellers | Couples | Friends | Trekking Enthusiasts
• Customization Possible: Yes (Extended 14-Day & 20+ Day Patagonia Expeditions Available)

• Trek through Torres del Paine National Park
• Camp beneath mountain peaks
• Walk beside glaciers
• Cross rugged mountain trails
• Experience ever-changing weather
• Watch sunrise over the Torres
• Challenge yourself on multi-day treks
• Disconnect from everyday life
• Experience nature at its wildest
• Earn every view along the trail

Day 1 – Arrival + Trek Briefing

Day 2 – Torres del Paine Trek

Day 3 – Valleys, Lakes + Glacier Views

Day 4 – Mountain Trails + Camps

Day 5 – Glacier Exploration

Day 6 – Final Trekking Day

Day 7 – Departure

Prepare for every season in a single day.

Strong winds, sunshine, rain and even snow can arrive within hours. Dressing in layers and expecting changing weather is one of the keys to enjoying Patagonia.

"This wasn't the easiest trip I've done. It might be my favourite."

"The weather had its own plans."

"Every day challenged me."

"Every day rewarded me."

"The trekking days were long."

"Some climbs were tougher than expected."

"Nobody talked about quitting."

"Nature was always the main attraction."

"I slept incredibly well every night."

"The glaciers stretched beyond sight."

"More wind than I expected."

No two trekkers prepare the same way.

Before we suggest an itinerary, we understand:

✓ Your fitness level

✓ Your travel dates

✓ Who you're travelling with

✓ Your trekking experience

✓ What you'd like to achieve from the journey

Then we help you decide:

✓ Whether Patagonia is the right trek for you

✓ Which trekking route suits your fitness level

✓ What to pack for changing weather

✓ Whether to extend your journey across Patagonia

✓ Where it's worth spending a little more

• Is the Patagonia trek difficult?

The trek is moderately to physically challenging.

You'll be walking long distances over several days across uneven mountain trails, often in strong winds. Preparing beforehand makes the experience far more enjoyable.

• Do I need previous trekking experience?

Not necessarily.

Many first-time multi-day trekkers complete Patagonia successfully with good fitness and some preparation before the trip.

• When is the best time to trek Patagonia?

Spring and autumn are popular seasons, with comfortable trekking temperatures and beautiful landscapes.

We'll help you choose the right travel dates based on your plans.

• Do I need a visa?

Visa requirements depend on your nationality.

We'll guide you through the latest visa requirements and help you with the documentation if required.

• Can this itinerary be customised?

Absolutely.

This is only a sample itinerary. We can arrange longer Patagonia expeditions, include the Argentine side, Perito Moreno Glacier, Mount Fitz Roy or customise the journey around your fitness level and travel style.

Tell us about your travel plans.

We will help you decide if Patagonia is the right adventure for you. If another trek or destination suits your fitness level, travel dates or interests better, we'll tell you that too.

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• Duration: 3 Nights / 4 Days
• Route: Inca Trail Trek → Machu Picchu
• Inclusions: 3 Nights Camping with Breakfast + Airport Transfers + Guided Group Trek + Visa Assistance
• Flights: Not Included
• Flight Duration from India: Approx. 20–30+ Hours (depending on routing)
• Best Time to Trek: Spring & Autumn (Apr–May, Sep–Oct)
• Temperature: 10°C to 20°C
• Recommended Trip Length: Short to Medium
• Ideal For: Solo Travellers | Couples | Friends | Trekking Enthusiasts
• Customization Possible: Yes

• Trek one of the world's most famous hiking trails
• Walk ancient Inca stone pathways
• Camp beneath the stars
• Cross Dead Woman's Pass
• Watch the sunrise through the Sun Gate
• Reach Machu Picchu on foot
• Challenge yourself physically
• Share the journey with fellow trekkers
• Disconnect from everyday life
• Earn every step to Machu Picchu

Day 1 – Trail Start + Trek to First Camp

Day 2 – Cross Dead Woman's Pass

Day 3 – Trek through Inca Ruins + Mountain Trails

Day 4 – Sunrise at the Sun Gate + Machu Picchu

Don't race to the finish.

"This wasn't a sightseeing trip. It was a personal challenge."

"Every day started early."

"Every day ended with a sense of achievement."

"My legs were tired. My mind was completely present."

"Nobody warned me how tough that climb would feel."

"Hot tea after a cold morning tasted amazing."

"Reaching the top felt like winning something."

"The group felt like a family by the end."

No two trekkers prepare the same way.

Before we suggest an itinerary, we understand:

✓ Your fitness level

✓ Your travel dates

✓ Who you're travelling with

✓ Your trekking experience

✓ What you'd like to achieve from the journey

Then we help you decide:

✓ Whether the Inca Trail is right for you

✓ The best departure dates

✓ What to pack

✓ How to prepare for the altitude

✓ Whether you should combine it with other destinations in Peru

• Is the Inca Trail difficult?

The trek is considered moderately challenging.

You'll walk for several hours each day, climb steep mountain passes and camp overnight. A reasonable level of fitness and some preparation will make the experience much more enjoyable.

• Do I need trekking experience?

Not necessarily.

Many first-time trekkers complete the Inca Trail successfully with some physical preparation before the trip.

• Do I need a permit?

Yes.

Daily permits are limited and often sell out months in advance, especially during the peak season.

We'll help you secure the necessary permits as part of your planning.

• Do I need a visa?

Visa requirements depend on your nationality.

We'll guide you through the latest visa requirements and help you with the documentation if required.

• Can this trek be customised?

Absolutely.

If the classic Inca Trail isn't the right fit, we can also help you explore alternative treks or combine the journey with other destinations across Peru.

Tell us about your travel plans.

We will help you decide if the Inca Trail is the right adventure for you. If another trek or destination suits your fitness level, travel dates or interests better, we'll tell you that too.

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• Duration: 7 Nights / 8 Days
• Route: Quito (2N) → Galápagos Islands (5N)
• Inclusions: 7 Nights Stay with Breakfast + Airport Transfers + Galápagos Excursions + Inter-Island Transfers + Visa Assistance
• Flights: Not Included
• Flight Duration from India: Approx. 24–35 Hours (with connections)
• Best Time to Visit: Year Round
• Temperature: 20°C to 30°C
• Recommended Trip Length: Long
• Ideal For: Nature Lovers | Wildlife Enthusiasts | Families | Couples | Photography Enthusiasts
• Customization Possible: Yes

• Observe wildlife up close
• Snorkel with sea lions and turtles
• Walk across volcanic landscapes
• Spot giant tortoises
• Watch blue-footed boobies in the wild
• Cruise between volcanic islands
• Photograph unique wildlife
• Experience one of the world's most remarkable ecosystems
• Explore islands shaped by volcanoes
• Travel where nature sets the rules

Day 1 – Arrival in Quito

Day 2 – Quito Exploration + Equator Experience

Day 3 – Flight to the Galápagos Islands

Day 4 – Island Excursion + Wildlife Encounters

Day 5 – Snorkelling + Marine Life Experience

Day 6 – Volcanic Landscapes + Giant Tortoises

Day 7 – Leisure Time + Island Exploration

Day 8 – Departure

Respect the wildlife's space.

"The animals didn't seem afraid of people."

"I had never been so close to wildlife before."

"It felt like stepping into a nature documentary."

"The marine life was incredible."

"Every island looked different."

"The giant tortoises were even bigger than I imagined."

"This wasn't a beach holiday. It was a wildlife experience."

No two travellers plan the same holiday.

Before we suggest an itinerary, we understand:

✓ Your budget

✓ Your travel dates

✓ Who you're travelling with

✓ What you'd like to experience

✓ Whether wildlife, photography or snorkelling interests you the most

Then we help you decide:

✓ How many days you'll need

✓ Which islands are worth including

✓ Whether a cruise or island-based stay suits you better

✓ Where it's worth spending a little more

✓ Whether the Galápagos are the right destination for you

• Is 8 days enough for the Galápagos?

For many first-time travellers, yes.

Eight days allow you to explore several islands, enjoy wildlife encounters and experience the unique landscapes at a comfortable pace. If you'd like to visit more remote islands or take a longer expedition cruise, adding a few extra days is worth considering.

The right itinerary depends on how you like to travel, and we'll help you choose what suits you best.

• When is the best time to visit the Galápagos?

The Galápagos can be visited throughout the year.

Different seasons bring different wildlife experiences, and we'll help you choose the best time based on what you'd like to see.

• Do I need to be a diver to enjoy the Galápagos?

Not at all.

Many of the best wildlife experiences happen while walking the islands or snorkelling in shallow waters.

• Do I need a visa?

Visa requirements depend on your nationality.

We'll guide you through the latest visa requirements and help you with the documentation if required.

• Can this itinerary be customised?

Absolutely.

This is only a sample itinerary. We can add more days, arrange expedition cruises, include additional islands or customise the journey around your interests and travel style.

Tell us about your travel plans.

We will help you decide if the Galápagos Islands are the right destination for you. If another destination suits your travel dates, interests or budget better, we'll tell you that too.

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• Duration: 6 Nights / 7 Days
• Route: Santiago (2N) → San Pedro de Atacama (4N)
• Inclusions: 6 Nights Stay with Breakfast + Airport Transfers + Desert Excursions + Stargazing Experience + Visa Assistance
• Flights: Not Included
• Flight Duration from India: Approx. 24–35 Hours (with connections)
• Best Time to Visit: March to May & September to November
• Temperature: 0°C to 28°C (Large difference between day and night)
• Recommended Trip Length: Medium to Long
• Ideal For: Solo Travellers | Couples | Photography Enthusiasts | Nature Lovers | Adventure Seekers
• Customization Possible: Yes

• Walk through the Moon Valley
• Watch geysers at sunrise
• Explore vast salt flats
• Photograph flamingos in high-altitude lagoons
• Experience one of the world's clearest night skies
• Stand beneath snow-capped volcanoes
• Discover landscapes that feel like another planet
• Experience unforgettable stargazing
• Witness dramatic desert sunsets
• Explore one of the driest places on Earth

Day 1 – Arrival in Santiago

Day 2 – Flight to San Pedro de Atacama

Day 3 – Moon Valley + Sunset Experience

Day 4 – Altiplanic Lagoons + Salt Flats

Day 5 – El Tatio Geysers + Stargazing Tour

Day 6 – Desert Exploration + Local Culture

Day 7 – Departure

Pack for both summer and winter—on the same day.

"It felt like visiting another planet."

"The night sky was the clearest I had ever seen."

"The silence was unforgettable."

"The landscapes changed dramatically throughout the day."

"I couldn't believe those colours existed naturally."

"The stargazing experience alone was worth the trip."

"There were moments when I couldn't see another person for miles."

No two travellers plan the same holiday.

Before we suggest an itinerary, we understand:

✓ Your budget

✓ Your travel dates

✓ Who you're travelling with

✓ What you'd like to experience

✓ Whether photography, stargazing or adventure interests you the most

Then we help you decide:

✓ How many days you'll need

✓ Which desert excursions are worth including

✓ How to prepare for the altitude and changing temperatures

✓ Where it's worth spending a little more

✓ Whether the Atacama Desert is the right destination for you

• Is 7 days enough for the Atacama Desert?

For many first-time travellers, yes.

Seven days are enough to experience the highlights of San Pedro de Atacama, including Moon Valley, the Altiplanic Lagoons, El Tatio Geysers and world-class stargazing. If you'd like a slower pace or more photography opportunities, adding a few extra days is worth considering.

The right itinerary depends on how you like to travel, and we'll help you choose what suits you best.

• When is the best time to visit the Atacama Desert?

Spring and autumn usually bring comfortable daytime temperatures and excellent conditions for sightseeing.

We'll help you choose the right travel dates based on your plans.

• Is the stargazing really that special?

Absolutely.

The Atacama Desert has some of the clearest skies on Earth, making it one of the world's finest places for observing stars and the Milky Way.

• Do I need a visa?

Visa requirements depend on your nationality.

We'll guide you through the latest visa requirements and help you with the documentation if required.

• Can this itinerary be customised?

Absolutely.

This is only a sample itinerary. We can add more days, include Uyuni Salt Flats in Bolivia, extend your Chile journey or customise the trip around your interests and travel style.

Tell us about your travel plans.

We will help you decide if the Atacama Desert is the right destination for you. If another destination suits your travel dates, interests or budget better, we'll tell you that too.

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• Duration: 10 Nights / 11 Days
• Route: Ushuaia → Drake Passage → South Shetland Islands → Antarctic Peninsula → Ushuaia
• Inclusions: 10 Nights Expedition Cruise with Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner + Airport Transfers + Visa Assistance
• Flights: Not Included
• Flight Duration from India: Approx. 24–35+ Hours (depending on routing)
• Best Time to Visit: Antarctica Expedition Season (Nov–Mar)
• Temperature: -5°C to 8°C (Varies)
• Recommended Trip Length: Long
• Ideal For: Solo Travellers | Couples | Friends | Wildlife Enthusiasts | Expedition Travellers
• Customization Possible: Yes (13, 14, 21 & 22 Day Expeditions Available)

• Cruise to the White Continent
• Cross the legendary Drake Passage
• Watch penguins in the wild
• Sail among towering icebergs
• Step onto the Antarctic Peninsula
• Explore by Zodiac boat
• Spot whales and seals (seasonal)
• Experience one of the world's most remote places
• Witness landscapes unlike anywhere else on Earth
• Complete the ultimate bucket-list expedition

Day 1 – Arrival in Ushuaia

Day 2 – Embarkation + Begin Drake Passage Crossing

Day 3 – Drake Passage Expedition

Day 4 – South Shetland Islands

Day 5 – Antarctic Peninsula Exploration

Day 6 – Zodiac Landings + Wildlife Encounters

Day 7 – Glaciers, Icebergs + Expedition Activities

Day 8 – Final Antarctic Exploration

Day 9 – Begin Return via Drake Passage

Day 10 – Drake Passage Crossing

Day 11 – Arrival in Ushuaia + Departure

Go with an expedition mindset, not a cruise mindset.

"I realised how noisy our normal lives are."

"I thought I was booking a cruise. It turned out to be an expedition."

"Every day felt like a nature documentary."

"You don't forget your first Drake Passage."

"The ship moved a lot."

"The seas can be rough."

"The icebergs were unbelievable."

"The penguins completely stole the show."

No two expeditions are the same.

Before we suggest an itinerary, we understand:

✓ Your budget

✓ Your travel dates

✓ Who you're travelling with

✓ What you'd most like to experience

✓ Whether wildlife, photography or expedition activities interest you the most

Then we help you decide:

✓ Which expedition length suits you best

✓ Whether crossing the Drake Passage is right for you

✓ What clothing and gear you'll need

✓ Where it's worth spending a little more

✓ Whether Antarctica is the right journey for you

• Is 11 days enough for Antarctica?

For many first-time travellers, yes.

An 11-day expedition gives you the classic Antarctic experience, including the Drake Passage, the South Shetland Islands and the Antarctic Peninsula. Longer expeditions allow you to explore more remote regions.

The right itinerary depends on how you like to travel, and we'll help you choose what suits you best.

• When is the best time to visit Antarctica?

The expedition season runs from November to March.

Different months bring different wildlife and ice conditions, and we'll help you choose the best time based on what you'd like to experience.

• Is the Drake Passage really rough?

It can be.

Some crossings are calm, while others are famously challenging. We'll help you prepare so you're ready for either experience.

• Do I need a visa?

Visa requirements depend on your nationality and your transit countries.

We'll guide you through the latest visa requirements and help you with the documentation wherever required.

• Can this expedition be customised?

Absolutely.

This is only a sample expedition. We can arrange longer voyages, include the Falkland Islands, South Georgia or customise the journey around your interests and travel style.

Tell us about your travel plans.

We will help you decide if Antarctica is the right expedition for you. If another destination suits your travel dates, interests or budget better, we'll tell you that too.

A Great Trip Begins with the Right Conversation.

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