Take the overnight flight to Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Arrive in Buenos Aires, and transfer to the hotel. Later this afternoon, take a city tour and visit the most famous districts of Buenos Aires, discovering the history and modern life of this world renowned city. The tour provides an in-depth introduction to its architecture, the culture of its people, its anecdotes and secrets. To be put simply, Buenos Aires is exceptional: dynamic, sophisticated and awe-inspiring. An exquisite combination of a European atmosphere and the charm of Latin American cities. One will begin at the famous Plaza de Mayo, before venturing out to the old tango districts of Buenos Aires: Monserrat, San Telmo and la Boca. Move on to the busiest areas - Puerto Madero, Retiro and Plaza San Martin - and then, districts with wonderful green spaces and old residences: Palermo and Recoleta. ...read less

Full-day excursion to an estancia for a typical barbecue lunch and a folklore/gaucho show. Here we will learn about the customs of the Argentinean gaucho and his abilities on the horse that will leave you breathless. The meat will be cooked “a lo gaucho,” outdoors on the barbecue. Lunch and drinks included. Afternoon, return to Buenos Aires. Duration: 6 hours. Operates every day except Monday.

Day of leisure in Buenos Aires to explore on one’s own. Optional excursions available at additional cost: day trip to Colonia Uruguay by fast ferry; biking adventure around the city, or a culinary focused tour.
Tonight, enjoy an evening of Tango! Witness an unforgettable tango show performed by the best dancers and singers in Buenos Aires, while enjoying a delicious meal with Argentinean wine. After the show return to the hotel.

Note: There are several venues in the city, each offering something unique. Yampu includes the El Querandi or Esquina Carlos Gardel in 3 and 4-star options with shared transfers, and the Rojo Tango or Gala Tango for 5 star and deluxe options with private transfers. Estimated pick up time from your hotel is between 7.30 and 8.30 pm; dinner is served between 8:30 pm and 10:15 and tango show starts around 10:15 pm until 11:30 pm. Please see below for detailed information on each venue and discuss with a Yampu travel consultant if there is a specific preference.
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Morning, transfer to the airport to take the flight to Bariloche. Upon arrival, be transferred to the hotel. The private tour starts in the city of Bariloche and heads west from the city by the AV Bustillo bordering Lake Nahuel Huapi. Once travelers reach Playa Bonita, they can see Huemul Island. A few miles later, reach Cerro Campanario, here a chairlift operates that moves people to the summit (1050m) from where one will see one of the most beautiful views of the region (chairlift cost included). Then, continue on until reaching the Llao Llao area. Here, find the Chapel St. Edward regional architectural jewel. One can also see Lake Nahuel Huapi Scarf port where sailing excursions leave from Lake Nahuel Huapi. To the south, enjoy the stunning sight of Llao Llao Hotel framed by the Chapelco and Lopez Hills. Later on, arrive at Panoramic Point for a lovely view of the Llao Llao Peninsula and surrounding lakes. Then, reach the bridge over Moreno Lake. After this excursion, return to the hotel. ...read less

Transfer to International Bus Terminal in Bariloche and then drive by public motor coach on a beautiful pass through the Andes back to Chile and Puerto Varas. The first section of the route takes travelers along the shore of the immense Lake Nahuel Huapi. After crossing the Andes through Puyehue National Park, continue past Lago Puyehue with views of the snow-capped volcanos Antillanca, Puyehue and Calbuco, arriving in Puerto Varas in the evening.

This morning, be met at the hotel and depart for Pargua via the Pan-American Road. Here, travelers board a ferry boat for a 35-minute navigation across the Chacao Channel to Chiloe Island. During the navigation, witness sea lions, pelicans, and the sea birds of the area. The ferry stops at Chacao pier, where one will see houses built with Alerce wood and National Heritage Site churches. Continue on to Dalcahue, a city located in front of Quinchao Island. Along the coast, there is a special market named "Palafito" for its construction over the water in a base of wood.

From there, continue the trip to Castro, the capital city of Chiloe Island. Take in the scenery at the Gamboa Viewing Point for an amazing view of the world-famous Palafitos. One can also visit the San Francisco church in front of the Main Square, and the largest handcraft market on the island. There will be time for lunch before transferring back to Puerto Varas.
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This morning, make way to Puerto Montt. Begin the tour in Puerto Varas, also known as "The City of the Roses." Here, visit the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, which was built in the Baroque Style in 1915, the Old Neighborhood, and the shore of the beautiful Llanquihue Lake. Depending on the weather, see the Osorno Volcano and its melting ice.

Continue on to Puerto Montt, capital of the region. Travel to the highest place in Puerto Montt, where there will be the most beautiful view of the city, the ocean and Tenglo Island. Head over to the Main Square and the Cathedral to enjoy the German-influenced architecture of the houses, gardens, and buildings. Continue on to Angelmo, a city famous for its handcrafts, gift shops, and City Central Market. Afternoon, transfer to the airport to take the flight to Santiago. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel.
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This morning is at leisure.
This afternoon, enjoy a private city tour of Santiago. The tour begins at the Funicular de Santiago (Gondola), which provides a stunning and panoramic view over the city from the top of San Cristobal Hill. Travel to the heart of the city and Plaza de Armas the spot from where the city has grown throughout the centuries. Each Latin city has a plaza de Armas. When cities were founded the center was also where the armory and military base was established - hence the name Plaza de Armas (Plaza of Arms). Visit some of the more important buildings such as the Cathedral, the City Council, the Central Post Office and the National Historical Museum.
Continue to the Presidential Palace La Moneda; the current seat of the government. Wander the streets that were once elegant at the beginning of the 19th century and now are a commercial center. Travelers will also visit some of the original colonial neighborhoods such as Concha y Toro Square. Characterized by its cobbled streets and old mansions that reflect the elegance and richness of the early twentieth century, the neighborhood grew to prominence between 1870 and 1876 with the influx of wealth as a result of mining and the discovery of Silver. Many Chileans achieved great wealth, including Enrique Concha y Toro founder of the famed winery. Return to the hotel for the evening.
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This morning, be met at the hotel and transferred to the Casablanca Valley, approximately 50-miles (80-kilometers) from Santiago. The Casablanca Valley is one of Chile’s most important regions for cultivating the grapes that produce crisp white wines, most notably Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay. Here, enjoy a tour, tasting and lunch at one of the local wineries situated along this thriving wine route.
After lunch, leaving the Casablanca Valley, visit Valparaiso, the oldest and most important port in Chile. Here, there will be the opportunity to walk along the city’s winding streets and enjoy the scenery and culture of this charming port-city. Continue to Vina del Mar, a resort city that was founded in 1874, famous for its beautiful gardens and flower clock. Late in the afternoon return to the hotel in Santiago. Lunch is included today.
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