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South America is one of the most fascinating destinations on Earth Like the gold that wooed the Spanish conquistadors to its shores, South America offers an abundance of riches and a rhythm that will resonate for a lifetime
From the raw pulsating energy of Rio, the European sophistication of Buenos Aires and the mystery of long-lost civilisations in Peru, to the awe-inspiring peaks of the Andes and the steamy secrets hidden in the lush folds of the Amazon, South America is a continent of contrasts –alluring, intoxicating and unforgettable
Whether it be the Inca ruins at Machu Picchu, the roar of Iguazu Falls or Rio’s exotic beach culture, a journey through South America is to see some of the most dramatic sights and scenery on Earth
Rich in Spanish and Portuguese colonial history and a mix of other European, African and indigenous Indian cultures, South America has a diversity and exotic flavour all its own
Here nature is at its finest and most spectacular, and the cities are among the most exciting and cosmopolitan in the world
Like the seduction of the Tango, South America’s treasures are best embraced up close and personally.
Tour
SOUTH AMERICA'S GREATEST CULTURAL, HISTORIC & SCENIC WONDERS
BUENOS AIRES
Gaucho Fiesta Day on the Pampas – Folkloric Performances
La Boca, Italian Waterfront and outdoor arts area
Historic Plaza de Mayo Square & fashionable Recoleta
Famous Dinner and Tango Show
RIO DE JANEIRO
Spectacular Corcovado and Sugar Loaf Mountains
Copocabana, Ipanema, Leblon, San Conrado & Barra beaches
Brazilian BBQ, and Samba Carnivale Show
IGUAZU FALLS
Boardwalk exploration of both Argentinian and Brazilian Falls
Spectacular Boardwalk to the ‘Devils Throat’
Macuco Speedboat Adventure into the heart of the Falls
Stunning Exotic Bird Park
LIMA
Presidential Palace, Plaza de Armas and the Old Colonial City
Casa Aliaga (oldest colonial house), Church of San Pedro - UNESCO-listed buildings
CUSCO & THE SACRED VALLEY
Colourful Indian Markets and Sacred Valley of the Incas
Ollantaytambo, Fortress Sacsayhuanan and iconic Inca Ruins
Inca salt mines and agricultural terraces of Maras and Moray
Cathedrals and Colonial Art treasures of Cusco Town Square
Music and Markets of the Quechua speaking Inca descendants
MACHU PICCHU
Urubamba vistadome Rail Journey to ‘Lost
City of the Incas’
Full day visit to the world-famous ruins
2 nights in the Andean mountain village of Aquas Calientes
LAKE TITICACA
One of the highest lakes in the world
Visit Uros floating reed islands and Sun Island
Orient Express Andean Explorer luxury train journey
NAZCA LINES & BALLESTAS ISLANDS
Flight over the mysterious Nazca Lines
Wildlife of Ballestas Islands - bird colonies, sea lions and fur seals
AMAZON RIVER CRUISE
Local Indian village visits, Amazon Forest
Walks, Piranha fishing
Bird and Caimen spotting excursions
Frontier jungle town of Iquitos and an exotic amazon marketplace
CHILE - PERU - BOLIVIA
BRAZIL - ARGENTINA
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Amazon River
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires Santiago Iguasu Falls
Lake Titicaca
Machu Picchu Lima Paracas Cusco
Iquitos Nazca Lines Ballestas Islands
YourItinerary
DAY 1 - THURSDAY 15 MAY
AUSTRALIA - SANTIAGO
Upon arrival to Santiago, we will be met at the airport and privately escorted to our hotel After check-in, we will head to the Sky Costenera to enjoy a visit to the highest viewpoint in South America At a height of 300 meters, you experience the most impressive 360° view of Santiago
Accommodation: Pullman Santiago El Bosque Meals: In-flight Meals and Dinner
DAY 2 - FRIDAY 16 MAY
SANTIAGO - CHILE'S VIBRANT CAPITAL
Santiago, Chile’s capital city and cultural and economic centre of the nation occupies a spectacular basin at the foot of some of the highest peaks in the Andes Santiago de Chile is a modern and bustling city with almost 16 million inhabitants, and was founded by the Spaniards almost 500 years ago Our morning tour takes us to some of the places where the story started in 1541 and how it has evolved with different styles and influences. Our sightseeing starts with driving downtown along Parque Forestal, a French style park with a wide variety of trees that runs along Mapocho River We drive through the heart of downtown to Plaza de Armas (Main Square), the spot from where the city has grown throughout the centuries It is surrounded by some important and spectacular buildings such as the Cathedral, the City Hall, the Central Post Office and the National Historical Museum We visit the beautiful Santiago Racecourse in the suburbs of this intriguing city, before exploring the new and developing suburbs of Santiago Later this afternoon, we continue to the airport for our flight to Lima
Accommodation: Costa del Sol Wyndham Lima Airport
Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
DAY 3 - SATURDAY 17 MAY
LIMA, CUSCO & SACRED VALLEY
This morning we will depart Lima on route to Cusco Upon arrival in Cusco, we will make our way to the Sacred Valley at a lower altitude On our way, we make a stop to visit the Cochahuasi Zoo where we see endemic Peruvian animal species We explore Awana Kancha (“weaver's place” in Quechua)’, a breeding center of South American camels (guanacos, llamas, alpacas and vicunas) Artisans will demonstrate ancient Andean weaving and dyeing techniques from 12 communities still in use today.
Accommodation: Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
DAY 4 - SUNDAY 18 MAY SACRED VALLEY
We continue our exploration of the Sacred Valley with a visit to the famous Pisaq markets. Colonial Pisaq is a quiet Andean village renowned for its colourful markets, and Sunday is one of its busiest market days. The plaza is full of indigenous locals selling produce, weavings, alpaca sweaters and souvenirs, just as they have done for centuries Or if observing and shopping for handicrafts is not your thing, you can rest in one of the many bars and cafes and enjoy a beer and some freshly baked empanadas with the locals
We arrive at the Wayra Restaurant for lunch This countryside restaurant provides a delicious traditional Cusqueno-style barbecue lunch featuring a range of native ingredients in a sheltered outdoor setting During lunch, be entertained by a fabulous Peruvian Pasco horse show
Accommodation: Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
DAY
5 - MONDAY 19 MAY
MORAY, MORAS, AGUAS, CALIENTES (MACHU PICHU)
Prepare for a fascinating morning as we continue our coach journey through stunning scenery to Moray and Moras. The Incas created huge circular agricultural terraces at Moray, built inside sink holes on a limestone plateau overlooking the Urubamba Valley It has been suggested that they have a cosmological meaning, but their function other than as an experiment in agriculture remains a mystery Today we visit these agricultural terraces and the nearby age old, terraced salt pans that sit below the old colonial town of Maras – an amazing sight Today we enjoy a beautiful three-course lunch cooked by the families of the Misminay community with naturally cultivated ingredients from their fields.
Following lunch we travel to Ollantaytambo to join the Vistadome rail journey to Aquas Calientes, at the base of Machu Picchu The train’s one hour journey follows the Urubamba River through the steep sided gorges to Aguas Calientes This is the closest village to Machu Picchu, where we stay for two nights - a delightful mountain village at the foot of Machu Picchu
Accommodation: El Mapi by Inkaterra Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
DAY
6 - TUESDAY 20 MAY
AUGUAS CALIENTES - MACHU PICHU
From Aguas Calientes we join local mini coaches to travel the Hiram Bingham Highway, 700 metres to the top of Machu Picchu, one of the world’s best known and most spectacular archaeological sites – the ‘Lost City of the Incas’ – the most renowned example of Inca architecture, surrounded by cloud forest Lost in history, it was not discovered until 1911
Our guide this morning will help us understand and appreciate the air of grandeur and mystery that is uniquely Machu Picchu as we explore the site During the guided tour you will experience the uniqueness of the location and the genius that went into its construction, making this Inca site one of the seven new wonders of the world
This afternoon you have personal time to further explore and enjoy Aguas Calientes. Squeezed between towering mountains, the village has interesting restaurants, a town plaza, hot springs, local markets, and the wonderful Indian culture of the Peruvian Andes
Accommodation: El Mapi by Inkaterra Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
DAY 7 - WEDNESDAY 21 MAY
AGUAS CALIENTES - CUSCO
This morning we take the Vistadome Train from Aguas Calientes into Ollantataytambo Over 40 years ago North American couple Randall-Weeks fell in love with the beauty of the Sacred Valley and decided to open the cozy ‘El Albergue’ hotel in Ollantaytambo Train Station Today, their two children, Joaquin and Ishmael, run the inn while being passionately committed to making the valley a sustainable destination The Randall brothers support the reforestation of the Sacred Valley with hands-on initiatives in cooperation with Valle Sagrado Verde Local dishes are reinterpreted at their restaurant El Chuncho using seasonal fruits and veggies cultivated with ancestral techniques from their own organic farm which we have the opportunity to try when we dine here for lunch today.
After lunch, we will take a stroll down the old cobble stone streets of Ollantaytambo Village before re-joining our coach in Ollantaytambo and heading back into Cusco En route we visit a local Peruvian weaving village for a demonstration of weaving techniques used in the Andean highlands for centuries Chinchero is renowned for the production of textiles done on backstrap looms We watch as the local women work, the wool is carded, spun, and dyed, and we learn about the different techniques used to create belts, ponchos and shawls.
This evening is at leisure in the beautiful city of Cusco, one of the most colourful and interesting cities in South America, and the hub of Inca civilization
Accommodation: Aranwa Cusco Hotel Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
DAY 9 - FRIDAY 23 MAY PUNO
DAY 8 - THURSDAY 22 MAY
CUSCO
This morning we explore with our guide the major sites of interest in Cusco We visit the famed cathedral with its magnificently carved woodwork, ornate altar and many hundreds of canvases from the 17th century Cusco Painting School We continue to Sacsayhuaman, a spectacular hilltop fortress that overlooks the city of Cusco The largest stones used in its construction are nearly 8 5m high and weigh 360 tons, fitting so perfectly together that a single piece of paper would not fit between the two stones.
The afternoon is yours to explore and enjoy the cultural and historic wonders around the heart of the city and its central plaza Explore Avenida Sol, the main business street of Cusco The narrow streets around the Plaza de Armas have changed little in centuries, many are now for pedestrians only The picturesque Plaza features colonial arcades on several sides
The magnificently ornate Cathedral and the Church of La Compania dominate two sides of the Plaza, which proudly display both the Peruvian and Inca flags You might like to take a local taxi to the art deco area of San Blas Explore the quaint alleys filled with art We suggest taking a taxi (around $5 per taxi) to San Blas and walking back down the steps into the Plaza de Armas The narrow street from San Blas back down into the Plaza offers many fascinating sights and shopping opportunities
This evening we stroll back into the Plaza de Armas to dine at Tunupa Cusco. A three-course feast of Peruvian traditional dishes are on offer, before we enjoy a live music and dance show The show offers a colourful & vibrant insight into Peruvian dance and folklore
Accommodation: Aranwa Cusco Hotel Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Our spectacular rail journey today begins in historic Cusco and travels south to the city of Puno, on the shores of beautiful Lake Titicaca This train journey cuts across the formidable Peruvian Altiplano The first half of the full day journey is dominated by the magnificent Andean mountains which tower over the deep valleys of the meandering Hutanay river It then reaches the gentler, rolling Andean Plains, where vicuna and alpaca can be seen in large numbers
The observation bar car will provide the perfect opportunity to view this beautiful changing scenery. A gourmet lunch with wine will be served at your seat. Traditional dances and music will be presented during the journey to make the special train experience complete
Accommodation: GHL Hotel Lago Titicaca Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
DAY 10 - SATURDAY 24 MAY
FLOATING ISLANDS OF THE UROS INDIANS, LAKE TITICACA
Lake Titicaca is one of the highest navigable lakes in the world and the largest freshwater lake on the continent of South America Today we enjoy an excursion to the unusual floating islands of the Uros Indians Made of totora reeds, the islands were constructed as a defensive measure to enable them to be moved should a threat arise. Today we experience the lifestyle of the Uros Indians, their homes, and observe their way of living Scattered all around Lake Titicaca you will find chulpas, gargantuan white stone towers up to 12m in height in which the Colla tribe, who dominated the region before the Incas, buried their dead. After our floating island visit, our boat calls into the city wharf, where we join local Tuk Tuks to visit downtown Puno Leisure time is scheduled so that you can have lunch at one of the many cafes and explore the shops and sights along the pedestrian mall, and/or visit the local markets and black-market stalls
DAY 11 -
SUNDAY 25 MAY
SUN ISLAND, COPACABANA & BOLIVIA
Accommodation: GHL Hotel Lago Titicaca
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
We drive along the south side of Lake Titicaca to the ancient shrine of Copacabana, on the boundary between Peru and Bolivia. On the way, we pass through the colourful Andean towns of colonial architecture Once in Copacabana we visit it’s attractive pilgrim church and then join a catamaran to the mythic Sun Island Morning tea is served on the way over to Sun Island.
According to legend, the Inca couple Manco Capac and Mama Ocllo appeared here to found the Empire of the Sun We visit the Inca Gardens and fountain, then the Inti Wata Cultural Centre Complex
This complex features the an underground Museum and an interesting demonstration of Andean crops, medicinal herbs and Andean fauna Activities at Sun Island today include a traditional shaman’s ceremony, a visit to the Titicaca reed shipbuilders display centre, and a unique sailing experience aboard a huge Titicaca traditional reed vessel visiting the Pikokaina Inca Palace ruins Buffet lunch will be served on the catamaran on the way back to Copacabana We then return to Puno and to our hotel
Accommodation: GHL Hotel Lago Titicaca
Meals: Breakfast, Morning Tea and Lunch
DAY 12 - MONDAY 26 MAY PUNO - JULIACA - LIMA
This morning we leave Puno and travel to the nearby town of Juliaca where the airport is situated. Here we board our flight to Lima.
Upon arrival into Lima, we will make our eay to the Larco Museum, which will take you on a journey into the legacy of pre-Inca cultures and the context in which they developed The museum’s didactic galleries have been renovated in 2010, offering a detailed look at 3,000 years of Peruvian pre-Columbian history Its masterpieces are considered worldwide icons of pre-Columbian art and have been displayed in the world’s most renowned museums The museum itself is an attraction, since the colonial mansion housing the exhibition, was built on top of a pre-Inca pyramid from the 7th century
This evening, we visit Cafe del Museo Larco Herrera, where we will be immersed into Peruvian gastronomy with a comprehensive meal showcasing Peruvian Pre-Incan culture
Accommodation: Iberostar Selection Miraflores Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
DAY 13 - TUESDAY 27 MAY LIMA
We head downtown and explore the center of Lima and its impressive sights. As we wander through the Plaza de Armas and Plaza San Martin, it is hard not to be intrigued by its diverse architecture Our guide will introduce you to the city's architectural heritage before heading to Santo Domingo Monastery that boasts the oldest carved choir stalls in Lima It was here that first university in South America, San Marcos University, was founded in 1551
Head to ‘Casa Aliaga’, the oldest colonial house in Latin America, which is owned by the Aliaga family and their descendants Francisco Pizarro granted this ancient temple to one of his followers Jeronimo de Aliaga in 1535. It features a series of salons that represent life in Lima in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries
Lunch at Huaca Pucllana, a restaurant set in an archaeological complex The main dining room features a mix of rustic colonial and minimalist décor, and is a cozy place to enjoy lunch
The remainder of the day is at leisure
Accommodation: Iberostar Selection Miraflores Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
DAY
14
- WEDNESDAY 28 MAY
PARACAS
This morning we join our luxury air-conditioned coach and travel the Pan American Highway to Paracas, a journey of some 4 hours This will be a fascinating drive as we first pass many of the slum areas of Lima, then drive through a coastal arid region of the Atacama Desert, before reaching the rich agricultural areas of Inca and Paracas
The Paracas National Reserve, a 280,000 hectare coastal park includes a conglomeration of hills, desert and islands Wildlife is everywhere in this stunning reserve, particularly the bird colonies and sea creatures on the Islands We will have lunch in an historic country house at Hacienda San Jose located in the traditional El Carmen district in Chincha The historic building, dating back to the 17th century, has undergone an exhausting restoration and has been declared cultural Heritage We visit its lovely church and the catacombs, before arriving at our sea-side hotel at about 4.30pm.
Accommodation: La Hacienda Bahia Paracas Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
DAY 15 - THURSDAY 29 MAY
BALLESTAS ISLANDS & NASCA LINES
An exciting two-hour boat ride aboard Hotel La Hacienda’s own roofed cruise vessel is the perfect way to explore the fragmented Ballestas Islands, known for their abundance of sea lion colonies and families of chattering Humboldt Penguins
The islands are often described as a so-called ‘mini Galapagos’ due to the unusually high levels of coastal wildlife which lives here. Along the way, you pass the ‘Candelabro’; a giant geoglyph carved into the desert dunes, though flawlessly visible from the water Little is known as to the origins or meaning of this ancient creation, with its appearance not dissimilar to that of the more famous Nasca lines, adding a little archaeological intrigue into the excursion The main event, however, is, of course, the wildlife, so sit back and enjoy the ride along this intriguing section of Peruvian coastline Once back on dry land, hot drinks and cookies are provided to round things off perfectly.
DAY 16 - FRIDAY 30 MAY
PARACAS - LIMA - IQUITOS
Then we enjoy a memorable flight over the famous Nasca Lines One of the great mysteries of South America, the Nazca Lines are a series of animal figures and geometric shapes - none repeated and some measuring up to 300m across They have been preserved for more than 2000 years There are 11 major figures, decipherable only from the air: including the hummingbird, a monkey, spider, pelican, condor and a whale, plus the mysterious astronaut, and various triangles and trapezoids. This will be one of the strangest and most unforgettable sights we visit in South America. Additionally, we will fly over the Palpa Lines, the recently discovered drawings near Ocucaje left by the Paracas culture and the archaeological complex built by the Nazca culture in Cahuach
Accommodation: La Hacienda Bahia Paracas Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
We travel by coach on the Pan American Highway back into Lima, arriving in time for a wonderful seafood lunch at the beautiful ocean-front Cala Restaurant, where a mouth-watering three course lunch with wine is ready for us Cala is a sophisticated venue perched over the water with views of the Pacific Ocean and coastal cliffs It provides the perfect scenic location to enjoy a leisurely lunch.
After lunch we will board our flight to Iquitos, located in the amazing Amazon Half of Peru is in the Amazon basin, and Iquitos is Peru’s largest jungle city Founded in the 1750’s as a Jesusit Mission, it is the largest city in the Amazon without any road links In the late 1900’s it was a rubber boom-town, and signs of the opulence still exist You’ll find the people are friendly and easy going
Whilst here we visit the local markets which display strange items like piles of dried frogs and fish, armadillo shells, piranha teeth, and an enormous variety of tropical fruit We explore the unique buildings and observe the fascinating Amazon lifestyle
Accommodation: DoubleTree by Hilton Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
DAY 17 - SATURDAY 31 MAY
AMAZON RIVER CRUISE
Early morning we visit Belem market using Tuk Tuks to and from hotel, followed by Motorized boat trip around floating village We begin a panoramic tour of Iquitos city After the tour we will travel over paved road to the city of Nauta, 95 kilometers away. Nauta is literally the “end of the road” where you will embark on the Delfin II Along the way, you will see vibrant “terra firma” (non-flooded forest) and various aspects of daily jungle life
Arrival to Nauta port: Nauta is a small riverside town on the banks of the Marañon River and was the first city founded in the department of Loreto Once we reach Nauta, you will enjoy a VIP greeting at a private port along the shores of the Marañon River where the vessel awaits you.
Shortly after the Delfin II begins its course, our guide will provide us with an initial overview of the itinerary, daily activities, highlights, and the flora and fauna of the rainforest's vegetation zones Of course, geographical and historical background information will not be overlooked during his stories Afterwards, a spectacular dinner will be served in the dining room
Accommodation: m/v Delfin II (Suite)
Meals: Breakfast, Boxed Lunch and Dinner
DAY 18 - SUNDAY 1 JUNE
AMAZON RIVER CRUISE
We recommend getting an early start to the day and enjoying the morning hours of the Amazon with a trip in the small boats Bird watching is best at this time of day You might spot the famous Hoatzin or even a sloth After the onboard breakfast, embark on another tour of discovery During a guided walk you will learn interesting details about the local medicinal plants, which can be found in large numbers in the Peruvian Amazon region
noon during high tide season, cruise nks of the Nauta Caño estuary known monkeys and other species of rds, dolphins, and sloths You should n eye out for small caimans, spiders in every colour and size imaginable. water is calm, you'll have the opportunity to fish for piranhas and learn more about these fascinating fish.
The cruise also takes you along the Yanayacu and Pucate rivers with small detours to various lagoons and creeks The surrounding area is considered one of the best-protected areas of the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve Your guide will explain more about the biodiversity of the region along the way. If you like, kayak the river and, with a bit of luck, you will be able to see the elusive pink river dolphins As night falls, cruise the waters in small boats and look out for jungle nightlife with alligators, bats, or other nocturnal creatures
Accommodation: m/v Delfin II (Suite)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
DAY 19 - MONDAY 2 JUNE AMAZON RIVER CRUISE
Today you will explore the rainforest on the Fundo Casual Jungle Trail, which takes you through the depths of the rainforest. Explore the dry forest area, also known as ‘Terra Firme’, while listening to your guide who will teach you more about the vegetation zones and the inhabitants of the Amazon rainforest Keep an eye out for some of the surprises the jungle has to offer such as anacondas, boas, tarantulas, or poison frogs which can be sighted
Later you will experience what is known as the ‘Union de los Rios’, the meeting of three rivers, which is reflected in the colour of the river. Enjoy the unique photo opportunity that arises as the sun paints the sky in different shades of orange while you sip on a sundowner.
In the evening, a farewell dinner awaits you
Accommodation: m/v Delfin II (Suite)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
DAY 20 - TUESDAY 3 JUNE
AMAZON - LIMA
Today it is time to say goodbye to the Delfin II. You will reach the port of Nauta, where you disembark and take the bus to Iquitos On your way to the airport, you will visit the River Mammal Rescue & Rehabilitation Center where you will have the opportunity to see baby manatees Learn more about these peaceful and wonderful creatures and why they are on the endangered species List You will then be transferred to Iquitos Airport for your flight back to Lima
Accommodation: Costa del Sol Wyndham Airport Hotel
Meals: Breakfast and In-Flight Meals
DAY 21 -
WEDNESDAY
4 JUNE
BUENOS AIRES
This morning you’ll enjoy breakfast at your hotel before transferring to the airport for our flight to Buenos Aires
Argentina is a passionate land of contradictions, from the cosmopolitan elegance of Buenos Aires to the macho traditions of the gauchos (cowboys) of the pampas plains - from the flirtatious seduction of the Tango to a colourful and timeless immigration history Passion for life spills from the myriad cafes, theatres, boulevards, and parks of Buenos Aires It is a city with its own style, wide tree-lined boulevards, a combination of baroque, neo-classical and modern architecture, numerous cafes and restaurants, and vast green parks - plus it is also the home of Pope Francis. Buenos Aires is also the home of Pope Francis The 1940’s and the 1950’s saw the emergence of Peronism at the famous hands of Juan Peron and his wife Eva Peron (Evita)
Accommodation: Recoleta Grand Meals: Breakfast and In-Flight Meals
DAY 22 - THURSDAY 5 JUNE BUENOS AIRES
We start today with an exploration of the Recoleta neighbourhood The influences from the Italian, Spanish, French and British become tangible as we observe the wide boulevards, elegant homes, fashionable shops and art museums We will follow the story of Eva Peron in Recoleta’s cemetery Afterwards we stop for coffee at one of the most magnificent cafes from Buenos Aires’ Belle Epoque, ‘Café Tortoni’ In downtown Buenos Aires you will find ‘Teatro Colon’ (Opera House), a global theatrical landmark for opera, ballet and classical music Built at the end of the 19th century the Opera House is a monumental symbol of the cultural life of Buenos Aires A visit to one of the most spectacular bookstores in the world, El Ateneo Grand Splendid in downtown Buenos Aires, an exceptionally charming bookstore that retains all the splendour of its former life as a 1920s old theatre.
We then make our way to ‘La Boca’, without a doubt, one of the most visited destinations in Buenos Aires Caminito Street is the heart of the La Boca Italian Quarter where houses are painted vibrant blue, yellow, orange, red and green We will visit La Boca’s outdoor museum of sculptures and paintings. Free time is scheduled so you can enjoy lunch and some bargain shopping in this vibrant colourful area
This evening we attend a fabulous Tango dinner show at La Ventura in the midst of San Telmo –one of Buenos Aires most traditional neighbourhoods La Ventura’s authentic interior in a historic building makes it the ideal setting for a unique tango experience Here we can enjoy music, and dance performed by 35 artists
Accommodation: Recoleta Grand Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
DAY 23 - FRIDAY 6 JUNE
BUENOS AIRES & THE GAUCHOS
Before we drive out of town, we drive through the Palermo-Soho districts This is an iconic neighbourhood of cobblestone streets named after its New York counterpart Palmero-Soho is host to chic boutiques opened by young designers, art galleries, cafes and unique shops We have a relaxing day being entertained at an Argentinian country residence, ‘Santa Susana’ Ranch, on the outskirts of Buenos Aires A day in the country The flat and rich pampas plains around this capital city are an ocean of crops and pasture – home of the Gaucho riders, skilled exponents of horsemanship, with an expert reputation as cattle herders
The Gauchos maintain their creole traditions and the unique art of roasting the most delicious beef in the world After a one- hour drive from the city we arrive and will be greeted with a freshly baked empanada and a glass of wine We can enjoy the traditional songs and dances of these Argentinean cowboys whilst we enjoy lunch It’s a full day fiesta, including a barbeque lunch (all you can eat) and drinks (all you can drink!) We have the chance to see the legendary horsemanship skills of the Gauchos at work You can ride with the Gauchos, take carriage rides, and visit the little museum, filled with the family’s furniture, gadgets and clothes from the past, and their small chapel
Accommodation: Recoleta Grand Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
DAY 24 - SATURDAY 7 JUNE
IGUAZU FALLS
After breakfast we will be transferred to the airport for our flight to Iguazu This afternoon we visit the Brazilian side of the Falls which are very close to (right in front of) our hotel After breathtaking views from the observation deck, we use the walkway to get almost within touching distance of these tremendous falls To further enhance our Iguazu Falls experience, we take you for a boat ride under the Falls. The tour starts in the Brazilian Iguazu National Park with a ride through the jungle in open jeep-towed vehicles, where orchids, bromeliads and butterflies can be seen.
We descend to board a twin-engine inflatable boat to cruise into the canyons and shoot several small rapids before arriving at the base of the Falls, where you will get quite wet! You will experience awe-inspiring views of rainbow arcs and the roaring falls against a backdrop of verdant rainforest
Accommodation: Belmond Das Cataratas Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
DAY 25 - SUNDAY 8 JUNE
IGUAZU FALLS
We head towards the Argentine side of Iguazu National Park this morning Most of the falls (approx 80%) are on the Argentine side of the park covering an area of 550 sq.km. We take a mini-train ride into the jungle and then join one of the walking trails to experience the many aspects of the falls The trail has six spectacular view points with panoramic views of the Falls A boardwalk bridge (2200m round trip) takes us out and over the Iguassu River and small islands to the mighty ‘Devil’s Throat’ The ‘Devil’s Throat’ is 150m wide and as tall as 82m The walking bridge goes right out to the horseshoe shaped head of the falls, so be prepared for plenty of spray and excitement
Accommodation: Belmond Das Cataratas
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
DAY 26 - WEDNESDAY 9 JUNE
IGUAZU FALLS - RIO DE JANEIRO
We visit one of the world’s best Exotic Bird Parks and you will be amazed at how close you can get to the birds, the magnificence of their colour and number. There is also time this afternoon for an optional helicopter flight over the Falls The helicopter rides high above the falls (10 minutes) and gives you a unique birds eye view of this stunning landscape In our view, it’s a ‘must do’
Later this afternoon, we join our flight to Rio De Janeiro
Accommodation: Miramar by Windsor Copacabana
Meals: Breakfast
DAY 27 - TUESDAY 10
JUNE
RIO DE JANEIRO
Sweeping along a narrow strip of land between beaches and steeply domed mountains, Rio’s beauty is undeniable Locals say God made the World in six days – the seventh day he devoted to Rio! Views of the city from the 11 story statue of Christ the Redeemer crowning Mt Corcovado are simply awesome, while Ipanema and Copacabana beaches are like cities in themselves ‘Manhatten in Bikinis’
Despite its beauty, Rio has some 10 million people, one of the most densely populated places on earth – and the locals pursue pleasure like nowhere else
You’ll catch a glimpse of the city today as you tour Rio's best-known landmarks during a full day tour. The morning introduces you to Rio's central district Rio was the capital of the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves from 1815 to 1822, and the capital of independent Brazil from 1822 to 1960 Admire the magnificent architecture of the historic centre.
After lunch, we enjoy sightseeing along Rio’s many famous beaches (Ipanema and Copacabana etc ) before taking a cable car to the top of Sugar Loaf Mountain, where we have prime views of the city and the coastline
Accommodation: Miramar by Windsor
Copacabana
Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
DAY 28 - WEDNESDAY 11 JUNE
RIO DE JANEIRO
This morning we make the pilgrimage to the top of Corcovado (709m high) and stand beneath the giant 30 metre statue of Christ the Redeemer to enjoy one of the worlds truly legendary sights The Christ Statue has been elected as one of the Seven Modern Wonders of the World. Corcovado rises from the Tijuca Rainforest which surrounds the city – the largest urban forest in the world, the green lung of the city We travel to the top by cog wheel train, constructed by Swiss engineers, passing through lovely parts of the forest with panoramic views of the city
We lunch at Fogo de Chao Botafogo, a Brazil BBQ restaurant, featuring a large variety of BBQ meat, side dishes and desserts
Tonight, we enjoy a great evening out watching a vibrant performance of authentic Brazilian dance styles, including samba, bossa nova and lambada, joined by a local band and singers. The Gina tropical show starts at 9pm and ends at 10 30pm
Accommodation: Miramar by Windsor Copacabana
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
DAY 29 - THURSDAY 12 JUNE
FAREWELL TO RIO
We start the day with a jeep tour to Santa Teresa Santa Teresa is located on top of the Santa Teresa hill and presents a magnificent view of the city It is one of the few neighbourhoods to resist development in order to retain its colonial charm It is famous for its winding, narrow streets and for being an artistic hotspot
We then begin our journey back home from South America as we are transferred to the airport
Meals: Breakfast
DAY 30 - FRIDAY 13 JUNE
CROSSING THE INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE
Meals: In-Flight Meals
DAY 31 - SATURDAY 14 JUNE
We Arrive Australia Welcome Home!
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Your Accommodation
LA HACIENDA BAHIA PARACAS PARACAS - 2 NIGHTS
Nestled along the shores of Paracas Bay, La Hacienda Bahia Paracas offers a serene escape. With comfortable accommodations and a touch of Peruvian charm, the hotel provides a memorable retreat Whether you're exploring the nearby Paracas National Reserve or unwinding on the beach, it's a perfect coastal getaway.
PULLMAN SANTIAGO EL BOSQUE
SANTIAGO - 1 NIGHT
The hotel is a harmonious blend of modern luxury and convenience. With stylish rooms, excellent amenities, and attentive service, the hotel provides a serene retreat in the midst of the city's bustle Indulge in exquisite dining, unwind in the spa, and relish the essence of Santiago's charm at this exceptional destination.
IBEROSTAR SELECTION MIRAFLORES
LIMA - 2 NIGHTS
Overlooking the Pacific Ocean in Miraflores, IBEROSTAR Selection Miraflores epitomises luxury With elegant accommodations, modern amenities, and a prime location, the hotel ensures a memorable stay Whether enjoying exquisite cuisine, the rooftop pool, or exploring the vibrant neighbourhood, it captures Lima's essence
INKATERRA HACIENDA URUBAMBA
SACRED VALLEY - 2 NIGHTS
Immersed in the countryside, Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba spans 100 acres surrounded by imposing green mountains Your room will greet you with local cultural charm, featuring colonial furniture and authentic handcrafted woodwork
AWANWA CUSCO BOUTIQUE CUSCO - 2 NIGHTS
Awanwa Cusco Boutique captures the essence of Cusco's rich history and modern charm. Situated in the heart of the city, this boutique hotel offers a unique blend of traditional aesthetics and contemporary luxury Its elegantly designed rooms, personalised service, and attention to detail create a memorable stay.
EL MAPI BY INKATERRA AGUAS CALIENTES - 2 NIGHTS
Nestled in Machu Picchu village, El Mapi by Inkaterra combines contemporary design with eco-friendliness With comfortable rooms and convenient amenities, it's a perfect base for your Machu Picchu adventure Whether exploring the citadel or unwinding, El Mapi offers modern comfort amid the Andean mystique
GHL HOTEL LAGO TITICACA PUNO - 3 NIGHTS
GHL Hotel Lago Titicaca welcomes you to the captivating shores of Lake Titicaca With scenic views, comfortable rooms, and cultural experiences, it's a memorable stay. Explore islands, embrace local traditions, and unwind in the tranquil surroundings for a culturally enriching escape
DOUBLETREE BY HILTON IQUITOS
IQUITOS - 1 NIGHT
DoubleTree by Hilton Iquitos invites you to experience the Amazon rainforest from the heart of Iquitos With comfortable rooms, attentive service, and access to local adventures, it's an ideal base for exploring the vibrant jungle and enjoying authentic Peruvian experiences
BELMOND DAS CATARATAS
FOZ DE IGUAZU - 2 NIGHTS
Belmond Hotel das Cataratas offers a captivating escape by the entrance of Brazil's Iguazu Falls With elegant rooms, exceptional service, and a unique location within the national park, it provides unparalleled access to the falls' beauty. Whether exploring the rainforest, admiring the falls, or enjoying serene moments, the hotel captures nature's essence and luxury seamlessly
RECOLETA GRAND BUENOS AIRES - 3 NIGHTS
Immerse yourself in the elegance and charm of Recoleta Grand Buenos Aires Nestled in the heart of the city's most sophisticated neighbourhood, this luxury hotel offers a perfect blend of modern comfort and timeless style Step outside and find yourself surrounded by historic architecture, upscale boutiques, and vibrant cultural attractions
MIRAMAR BY WINDSOR COPACABANA
RIO DE JANEIRO - 3 NIGHTS
Miramar by Windsor Copacabana offers a luxurious escape on Rio de Janeiro's iconic Copacabana Beach With stylish rooms, modern amenities, and stunning ocean views, the hotel provides a memorable stay. Whether enjoying the beach, exploring the city, or savouring Brazilian cuisine, it embodies the essence of Rio's allure
COSTA DEL SOL WYNDHAM LIMA
AIRPORT
LIMA - 2 NIGHTS
Costa del Sol Wyndham offers a seamless blend of comfort and convenience for you With well-equipped rooms, modern amenities, and attentive service, the hotel provides a rejuvenating stay just steps away from your flight. Enjoy a tranquil escape, delightful cuisine, and easy access to both air travel and Lima's attractions
DELFIN II
THE AMAZON RIVER - 3 Nights
With movie screen sized windows and firstrate design, Delfin ll both elegance and comfort while sailing through the Amazon region An array of spaces, including the dining room, an observation deck and lounge, a bar, an entertainment centre, and a lecture room, among others, provide ideal gathering places
DelfinllSuite
Your suite has extra-large windows that offer you breathtaking views of the Amazon All interiors were designed to create a welcoming and relaxing environment for those who want to get away from it all, yet enjoy indulgent comfort
Features:
Interconnected rooms for families, Deluxe beds with fine Peruvian linens, Choice of bed configuration, Bedside tables with reading lamps, Organic bath amenities, Individual climate control, Large mirror in bathroom, Daily maid service, Nightly turn-down service, Hairdryer, In-room safe, Elegant contemporary design, Seating area
TOUR COSTS & INCLUSIONS
31 DAY SOUTH AMERICA SMALL-GROUP ESCORTED TOUR
ALL INCLUSIVE LUXURY ESCORTED TOURING EX AUSTRALIA
SMALL GROUP TOURING FOR MAXIMUM EXPERIENCE
Departing Australia: 15th May 2025 • Returning Australia: 14th June 2025
COST: $29,990 per person, twin share
*SINGLE SUPPLEMENT ADDITIONAL $7,999
BUSINESS CLASS UPGRADE AVAILABLE FROM $5,995
ON INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS ONLY
BUSINESS CLASS UPGRADE SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY & PRICING AT THE TIME OF BOOKING
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Economy Class international airfare ex Brisbane/Sydney/Melbourne
Economy Class domestic flights throughout South America
Accommodation in superior and deluxe class hotels in safe, central locations, all chosen for location and quality
3 nights on board the Delfin II Amazon Cruise, with all meals, tipping and excursions
All train travel as per itinerary
28 Breakfasts, 15 Lunches, 12 Dinners, welcome drinks at all hotels
Gratuities for all included activities
Private transfers and tours with an exclusive coach, as indicated in the itinerary
Expert Local English-Speaking Guides throughout
Hotel Porterage of one average size suitcase per person
All admission fees on tours
One bottle of water per person each day
Your Tour Manager travels with you for the entire tour from Australia and back to Australia
YOUR TOUR ESCORT
Your Tour Escort is Julie Marshall, Managing Director of The Travel Studio Julie places South America as her number one destination in the world, and just loves Peru, Brazil and everything about the Amazon. Julie looks forward to being with you in South America and introducing you to her favourite restaurants and places to visit You will find that Julie will take every opportunity to make this tour one of life’s most outstanding memories.
FIRST PASSENGER
Title: Surname (as shown on passport):
First Name (as shown on passport):
Preferred First Name:
Sex: MALE / FEMALE If sharing what would be your room preference? TWIN / DOUBLE
Do you require single supplement? YES / NO
Would you like us to keep an eye out for a possible twin-share on your behalf? YES / NO
(Please note that Single Supplement will be payable if we are unable to assist with a suitable twin-share for you)
Do you wish to book an extension? YES / NO
Do you require business class airfare? YES / NO
Are you a Frequent Flyer Member with Qantas/Emirates? If yes, Membership: (airline)
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Do you hold an Australian passport? YES / NO If No, please state the nationality:
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Email Address:
Title: Surname (as shown on passport):
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Occupation:
Preferred First Name:
Sex: MALE / FEMALE If sharing what would be your room preference? TWIN / DOUBLE
Do you require single supplement? YES / NO
Would you like us to keep an eye out for a possible twin-share on your behalf? YES / NO
(Please note that Single Supplement will be payable if we are unable to assist with a suitable twin-share for you)
Do you wish to book an extension? YES / NO
Do you require business class airfare? YES / NO
Are you a Frequent Flyer Member with Qantas/Emirates? If yes, Membership: (airline)
Do you have any dietary or seating requests:
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TRAVEL INSURANCE
It is compulsory and in your interest to carry travel insurance for health, loss of luggage/belongings and in case of cancellation Would you like us to send a travel insurance brochure to you? YES / NO
I have read and understand the responsibility section detailed in this brochure and the General Information and Booking Conditions and accept them on behalf of myself and my party. I declare that I/they are not travelling against any medical advice
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EMERGENCY CONTACT
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PAYMENT OPTIONS
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(Payments by credit card will be subject to a 1 5% Merchant Administration fee/VISA & Mastercard
3 Direct Deposit into Travel Masters bank account Please call for bank details
DEPOSIT AND FINAL PAYMENT
The deposit of $3,000 per person is accepted as a first instalment of the tour cost and will be fully refunded if the arrangements cannot be confirmed or the tour is cancelled by Travel Masters A detailed invoice is sent out to all passengers booked on the tour, approximately two weeks prior to due date of the final payment Final payment for the tour must be received by 31 January 2025
CANCELLATION FEES
If it is necessary for you to cancel your holiday, notification of cancellation must be received in writing Cancellation charges will apply: up to 31 January 2025, loss of deposit After 31 January 2025, no refund is applicable No refund is available for cancellation of the tour or any service not used after commencement of the tour Deposits are nontransferable/non refundable
PASSPORT AND VISAS
It is the traveller’s responsibility to ensure that they possess the necessary travel documentation for the tour, such as a valid passport and any required visas In general, a passport should be valid at least 6 months beyond the end of your journey At the time of final payment you will be given information about any visas that may be required for the tour Travel Masters will assist you with the Visa process
PRICES
Tour prices stated on the tour brochure has been calculated on the basis of exchange rates and tariffs valid at time of print (July 2024) and are subject to change up until final payment for the tour has been received Should you decide to cancel your tour on the basis of a change of price, then normal cancellation charges will apply.
Travel Masters
PO Box 563, Nerang QLD 4211
Phone: (07) 5596 0511 / 1800 672 988
Email: sales@travelmasters com au
Tour Leader
The Travel Studio PO Box 5038, Mermaid Waters QLD 4218
Phone: (07) 5572 7272
Email: lifestyle@thetravelstudio com au
Julie Marshall | 0400 096 921 | julie@thetravelstudio
RESPONSIBILITY
MistvalePtyLtdtradingasTravelMastersand/orits associatedCompanies orAgents,actonlyinthe capacityofagentsforthepassengerinallmatters of transportation, tour operation and other services All receipts, tickets, vouchers, coupons or exchange orders are issued subject to the terms and conditionsunderwhichtransportationandotherservicesareprovided Travel Mastersand/oritsassociatedcompaniesorAgentsassumenoresponsibility forloss,injury,accident,delayordamageorirregularitythatmaybecaused topersonorproperty,howevercausedarisingbeforecommencementand/or during any tour under its management, sponsorship, procurement or otherwise
Itistheresponsibilityofthepassengertomakesurehe/sheisinpossession of the proper visas and other travel documents and that they are in compliance with current government and transportation companies’ regulations The right is reserved to modify the itinerary in any way considered necessary or desirable, or to change any reservation, hotel feature and/or means of conveyance, without allowance or refund but the extra cost (if any) resulting there from must be paid by the passenger The right is also reserved to cancel or withdraw any tour, to replace any tour leader with another, to cancel or withdraw any booking made for a passenger, or to decline to accept any person as a member of a tour The transportation companies or firms shall be exempt from all liabilities in respect of any detention, delay, loss, damage, sickness or injury however and by whomsoever caused and of whatever kind occurring of or to the passenger at any time when the passenger is not on board a carrier or conveyanceusedoroperatedbythetransportationcompaniesorfirms
The contract of passage in use by the transportation companies or firms concerned shall constitute the sole contract between transportation companies or firms, and the purchase of these tours and/or passenger All tickets,deposittickets,couponsorordersarefurnishedandissuedsubjectin all respects to those terms and conditions under which the means of transportationorotherservicesprovidedtherebyareofferedorsuppliedby owners,publiccarriers,ormanagingagents Theissuanceandacceptanceof receipts, tickets, vouchers, coupons, or exchange orders shall be deemed consent to the above conditions The tour is based on flights as detailed in the itinerary, however any other IATA or non-IATA carrier may be used for tour co-ordination
UNAVOIDABLEANDEXTRAORDINARYCIRCUMSTANCES(FORCE MAJEURE)
Force Majeure - Travel Masters & The Travel Studio shall not be liable for anylossordamageincurredbyyouasaconsequenceofouragencyorany ofthesuppliersbeingunabletoperformitsobligationsunderyourcontract(s) duetotheunusualorunforeseeablecircumstances(a“forcemajeureevent”) beyondthecontrolofthepartyaffectedbytheforcemajeureevent Thecan include (but not be limited to) threat of war, industrial action, act of God, governmentenforcedtravelrestrictions,riot,politicalunrest,globalpandemic ornaturaldisaster Shouldyourtravelarrangementsbecancelledduetoan ForceMajeureeventandarefundofferedbythesupplier(s)involvedinyour travelarrangements,TravelMasters&TheTravelStudioretainstheabilityto deduct from any returned funds reasonable costs and/or the remuneration earnedaspartofthebookingprocedureandourcontinuedservice
DEPOSIT AND FINAL PAYMENT
A non-refundable, non-transferable deposit of $3,000 per person is required to secure your place We have striven to keep the tour costs down as low as possible, and therefore no allowance has been made for credit card charges If payment by credit card is important to you, credit card fees apply.
SINGLE ROOM SUPPLEMENT
In the event that you are a sole traveller and would prefer to share, we will do our best to arrange a twin share
BUSINESS CLASS
Business class upgrades are available on international flights
Please ask for full details
PRICE EXCLUDES
Meals other than specified, visa fees, insurance, items of a personal nature such as drinks, laundry and phone calls
INSURANCE
It is a condition of joining this tour that you take out comprehensive travel insurance Our agency will provide details of travel insurance providers and assist you with your holiday insurance Do not travel without insurance
HOLIDAY VARIATIONS
The group holiday cost is subject to surcharges should they occur as a result of increased costs due to changes in the itinerary, government action, currency exchange rates, fuel costs, overflying costs, airport charges and increases in scheduled airfares The group tour price is subject to a minimum of 10 persons travelling together The tour itinerary is based on airline schedules, rail and launch schedules current at the time of preparation of this tour Hotel names are subject to change
Where these changes occur (as they can sometimes do in South America) it may be necessary to amend the tour to accommodate revised days of operation We will endeavour to include all of the sightseeing and other features included, subject to the constraints of the revised scheduling You will be advised as these events occur The tour cost is based on LAN Airlines fares, which are not guaranteed until tickets are issued LAN reserve the right to increase or decrease airfare at any time prior to ticketing The transportation companies or firms shall be exempt from all liabilities in respect of any detention, delay, loss, damage, sickness or injury and by whom so ever caused and whatever kind occurring of or to the passenger at any time
All ticket coupons and orders are furnished and issued subject in all respects to those terms and conditions under which the means of transportation or other services provided are offered or supplied by the owners, operators, public carriers, management agents or agent The tour will be accompanied by an experienced Travel Masters escort We reserve the right to change tour leaders if circumstances determine this
CURRENT PASSPORT AND VISA REQUIREMENTS
You must be in possession of a CURRENT passport Your passport should be valid for at least a further 6 months
INCLUDED GRATUITIES
As in most countries these days, tipping is expected by guides, tour drivers, waiters and porters In an effort to reduce individual stress and make the holiday as hassle-free as possible, all tipping on the included activities is taken care of by our tour escort.
FOOD
Most cities in South America have excellent restaurants, offering both local and international cuisine Brazil has elegant restaurants, and is famous for its ‘churrascarias’ where you can eat your fill of delicious barbecued meats, salads, etc Argentina’s beef is world famous and tropical fruits are plentiful and delicious everywhere Most hotels have good restaurants with a high standard of food and hygiene Eating out in South America generally is considerably less expensive than Australia, and our tour escort will introduce you to some of the best
HEALTH AND VACCINATIONS
We recommend that you consult your local Doctor or the Travellers Medical Centre at Southport (Ph 55 264444) There is a Malaria risk in the Amazon, and Yellow Fever vaccination is essential (Medical exemptions do apply for Yellow Fever) A Medical Certificate is required (at time of booking) from each tour member, indicating that he/she is fit to travel to the higher altitudes of the Andes Altitude sickness is a non-discriminatory problem, which generally does not affect the reasonably healthy, and has little to do with age
CLIMATE AND CLOTHING
Being such a large continent, South America has very diverse weather patterns but the seasons are similar to Australia The average temperatures for this holiday should range from 10 to 35 Comfortable casual clothing is the general rule
PLEASE NOTE – DEGREE OF FITNESS
All Travel Masters itineraries are carefully planned and well paced to maximise the passenger experience, while at the same time ensuring a level of comfort is maintained at all times Given the nature of the journeys and cultural experiences etc, any person/s of a reasonable general fitness level will have no problems in gaining total satisfaction from the trip Should any person however, be likely to find it necessary to require wheelchair assistance, or walking aid, it is unfortunately considered that participation on this tour would not be appropriate
FINALLY
We hope this information will assist you plan for your holiday We would be delighted to have you join our Travel Masters escorted holiday tour Do not hesitate to telephone or call in, so that we can be of further assistance We want to make this a very happy and memorable tour for you
SPACES ARE LIMITED
BOOK EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT!
SMALL-GROUP ESCORTED TOURS
