Excursion tour "Luxurious Patagonia - Solena de Uyuni - Machu Picchu"

Breakfast at the hotel After breakfast, a private guided city tour is scheduled (4 hours). You will get to know the unique capital and immerse yourself in the legendary centuries-old culture of Argentina, which is a harmonious combination of history and art. Buenos Aires is home to most of the country's attractions, and its architecture can only compete with Paris. However, the city is distinguished by its unique beauty. Buenos Aires is famous for its many museums, and art lovers will find a variety of galleries, theaters and architectural monuments here. The main attractions of the city include the old La Boca district and the historic San Telmo district, where there are many cafes, restaurants and an antique market in Plaza Dorrego. The Russian Orthodox Church is also located here. The main square of Buenos Aires is Plaza de Mayo - this is the most important shopping center in the world, as well as Plaza de la Republica with the famous obelisk symbolizing the independence of Argentina. Other notable attractions include the Pink House (the Casa Rosada presidential palace), associated with Evita Peron, and many other grand monuments. You will stroll through the elegant La Recoleta neighborhood, famous for its cemetery, the colonial El Pilar church, and the nearby cultural and commercial centers. You will also see the famous 67-meter-high obelisk located on the widest street in the world, Avenue 9 de Julio. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the Plaza de Mayo square, San Martin Square, Congress Square, Corrientes Avenue, and many other places. You will explore the historical neighborhoods of La Boca, San Telmo, and Monserrate, as well as the elegant and prestigious areas of Palermo and Roseleta. The excursion program also includes visits to the modern areas of the city: Puerto Madero and Lezama Park, as well as the 3 de Febrero Park. The day will end with a visit to the financial and commercial center of the city and the football stadium. In the evening - Tango Show Tango is a popular art known all over the world, and Argentina has a distinct advantage, since it is here that this dance was born. The amazing kingdom of tango... On stage, the dance captivates with passion and virtuosity, immersing you in a world of love and graceful performance. This dance began in the port areas of the city among poor immigrants, gaucho shepherds and homeless people. Initially, the dance was performed by two men with a flourish and got its name from the Latin word "tangere", which means "to touch". Over time, tango became smoother, acquired new shades of intimacy, and orchestras appeared performing this dance. It quickly became popular and is now one of the most sensual dances on the planet, cultivating sincerity and reminding men of gallantry, and women of tenderness. The restaurant has created a tango atmosphere, and the menu with traditional dishes and excellent Argentine wines will allow you to enjoy this romantic evening. Don't forget to try mate!

Breakfast at the hotel. Gastronomic tour A fascinating journey through Buenos Aires awaits you, during which you will be able to enjoy the variety of tastes and aromas of Argentina. We will visit one of the local restaurants, where we will try Argentine roast meat. After lunch, you will taste traditional Argentine desserts. Tour duration: 6 hours Milonga Milonga is an energetic, cheerful and playful South American paired social dance with linear movement, which is close to tango, but is more dynamic. We will take a tour of the most authentic tango bars in the city with a Russian-speaking guide. This will be a South American night in a club, where both connoisseurs and lovers of dancing tango and other Latin American rhythms gather. Here you will meet people of all ages and different social strata. You will be able to learn the basics of tango, as before the evening there are seminars, lessons and courses for beginners. The main part of the milongas takes place at night, starting from 20:00-21:00 and ending late, sometimes until 5-6 am. During this excursion you will not only learn the basics of this port dance, but also be able to immerse yourself in the rich nightlife of the capital.

Transfer to the airport and flight to Bariloche. Transfer to the hotel Accommodation at the Llao Llao Hotel Bariloche is a ski resort in Argentina, located on the picturesque shores of Lake Nahuel Huapi, surrounded by ancient forests, majestic mountains and sparkling glaciers, in the central part of the Patagonian Andes. The city of Bariloche received its status at the beginning of the 20th century. In the center of the village there are many shops, cafes and restaurants, as well as the magnificent Cathedral La Catedral de Bariloche, built in 1946 and included in the list of historical monuments of the country. Bariloche is often called the Switzerland of South America due to its picturesque landscape, amazing architecture and, of course, delicious chocolate. The outskirts of the city are famous for their picturesque mountains, crystal clear lakes and dense forests. Around is the Nahuel Huapi National Park. The viewpoint on Campanario Hill offers breathtaking views of the surrounding nature, and the secluded Playa Bonita captivates with its beauty. The Llao-Llao Peninsula and Lago Moreno with its glacier of the same name impress with their landscapes. Hueul Island amazes with its picturesqueness, and the San Eduardo chapel enchants with its unique architecture. Traveling by boat, it is impossible not to admire El Trebol Bay with its beautiful shores. The full name of the city is San Carlos de Bariloche, and it is known as one of the most popular ski resorts not only in South America, but throughout the world. Here, nature and people have put a lot of effort into making the resort as comfortable as possible – even snow cover, modern lifts to the Cerro Catedral (~2388 m) and Cerro Otto (~1405 m), as well as a high level of service. Bariloche is attractive at any time of year: in spring and summer, there are outdoor excursions, and in winter you can enjoy skiing on the Catedral and Otto mountains. The city, located between the majestic Andes Mountains and the plains of Patagonia, turns into a dynamic resort with a unique alpine atmosphere for half a year. In summer, you can go hunting and fishing in Bariloche or visit a place with myrtle groves. In spring, the blooming lake valleys are strewn with greenery and flowers, and in autumn, the forests gradually turn red, orange and light brown.

Breakfast at the hotel. Excursion "Little Ring". This morning you will have breakfast at the hotel. Then we will invite you on a sightseeing tour of the picturesque surroundings of this amazing region of northern Patagonia. The excursion takes place by car, the length of the route is approximately 65 km. On this trip, you will make a stop at Bonita Beach, where a magnificent view of the island of Huemul opens up. Then you will climb to the top of the mountain Cerro Campanario, which is 1050 meters above sea level. From this viewpoint you can enjoy unforgettable landscapes: the majestic lakes Moreno and Nahuel Huapi, the lagoon of El Trebol, the peninsulas of San Pedro and Jao Jao, as well as Victoria Island and the peaks of the mountains Otto, Lopez, Goye and Cerro Catedral, including a panorama of the city of Bariloche. The entire excursion will take about 4 hours. (Meals: breakfast) Group navigation on a catamaran to Victoria Island You will also have a catamaran excursion to Victoria Island and the Arajães Forest. At this stage, you will visit the largest island of Lake Nahuel Huapi - Victoria, a true natural treasure with a rich diversity of flora and fauna of both local and exotic origin. The island is famous for several lagoons inhabited by cormorants, pheasants and peacocks. In addition, you will visit the only myrtle forest in the world, Arajães, known for its considerable size and density.

Full-day excursion "The Big Ring" with an English-speaking guide and private transport. We will travel through the picturesque Limay River Valley. Just 35 km from the hotel, we will visit the "Amphitheater" - a viewpoint with a magnificent view of the rivers and peninsulas, as if from a bird's eye view. Then, on the way to Cugine Manzano, which is 5 km away, you will discover an endless variety of rock formations and magical rivers. Then we will cross Lake Traful and reach the Traful viewpoint, where you can enjoy a wonderful view and take amazing photos that will remain in your heart. After that, we will head to the small town of Vija Traful, which is located just a few kilometers away, to enjoy a delicious lunch, try aromatic tea or treat yourself to local chocolate and homemade sweets. Before leaving the lake, we will walk along the beautiful sandy beach and then continue to Vija La Angostura, surrounded by the amazing Lake Correntoso. Having finished our excursion, we will enjoy the magnificent landscapes and begin the return journey to Bariloche.

Transfer to the airport and flight from Buenos Aires to El Calafate. Upon arrival, you will be met by a private transfer to the hotel where you can stay. Calafate is a small town in Patagonia, located on the shores of Lake Viedma and Lake Argentina. This place is home to one amazing tourist attraction - the famous Perito Moreno Glacier, which is located in the Los Glaciares National Park. It was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987. The magnificent nature, the calm waters of the lake on the shores of which the city is located, as well as cozy bars and restaurants, and souvenir shops create an atmosphere that is impossible to leave.

Breakfast at the hotel. Then an excursion to the Los Glaciares National Park, where the Perito Moreno Glacier is located. About 40% of the park's territory is occupied by huge ice fields, among which are 47 significant glaciers. Of these, 13 move to the east, feeding two large lakes: Viedma in the north and Argentino in the south. These glaciers, which gave the park its name, represent a world that is already 10 thousand years old: it is harsh and cold. The most famous of them is the Perito Moreno Glacier, located in the southwest of Lake Argentino, 80 km from the city of El Calafate. This glacier is named after the famous Argentine explorer, and it is one of the few in the world that is still moving. This is why it attracts many tourists to South America. Periodically, its edge, which reaches a height of 60 meters, throws off huge blocks of ice, the size of which is comparable to buildings. These ice floes fall into the Rico Bend or Canal de Los Témpanos (Ice Floes Channel) and move smoothly along the channel towards the lake. But that's not all. As the glacier moves, it approaches the Magellan Peninsula and the viewing platforms. This process takes 4 to 6 years and eventually leads to the division of the lake into two parts. The Rico Bend fills with water and rises to about 35 meters above the average level. The waters gradually make their way through the glacier until they cause it to collapse. This is a truly mesmerizing spectacle! We are happy to invite you to ice trekking, where you can walk on the surface of the glacier and try a cocktail with ice extracted directly from it!

Breakfast at the hotel. Private transfer from El Calafate (Argentina) to Puerto Natales (Chile). The trip will take approximately 4 hours. On the road, passing through mountain peaks and steppe landscapes, you will be able to meet local fauna: llamas, hares, foxes and alpacas. Upon arrival in Puerto Natales - accommodation at the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel. Excursion to Torres del Paine National Park. Soaring almost vertically more than 2,000 m (6,600 ft) above the Patagonian steppe, the granite pillars of Torres del Paine (Towers of Paine) dominate the landscape of South America’s finest national park. Before its creation in 1959, the park was part of a large sheep ranch, and it is still recovering from nearly a century of overuse of its grazing lands, forests and wildlife. Most people visit the park simply for the hit, but once you get there, you realise there’s more to it than that: azure lakes, trails that meander through emerald forests, rushing rivers, fragile bridges and one big, shining blue glacier. Part of the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve System since 1978, the park is home to rheas (known locally as ñandú), Andean condors, flamingos and many other birds. The star of the park is undoubtedly the guanaco, which grazes on the open steppes, where pumas cannot approach them unnoticed. After more than a decade of effective protection from poachers, these large and growing herds do not even pay attention when people or vehicles approach them. Full-day excursion. Includes a visit to the Milodon cave, located on the Benitez hill, 25 km from the city of Puerto Natales, where in 1895 the skeletons of a saber-toothed tiger, an American horse and a huge sloth were discovered. The name Milodon comes from the ancient animal Mylodon darwini, which lived here 8-10 thousand years ago. To imagine the appearance and size of this huge fossil herbivore, there is a sculpture of it at the entrance to the cave. We will return along a beautiful road, passing the Rio Serrano river and the lakes Toro and Porteno. Night at the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel. Private transfer to Punta Arenas – about 3 hours. This day you will have an exciting adventure – navigation to small islands in the Strait of Magellan! You will visit a penguin colony. Magdalena Island is home to the largest colony of Magellanic penguins in the Magellanic region and Chilean Antarctica. These penguins were spotted here about twenty years ago, and since then their population has been constantly increasing. During a walk around the island you will have a unique opportunity to interact with Magellanic penguins at close range. You will be able to see both adults and their chicks, depending on the time of year. Nearby is the smaller rocky island of Marta, which is home to a significant colony of sea lions, which you can watch from a boat. After that, you will be accommodated at the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel. Flight to Santiago de Chile. Transfer to the hotel with a guide.

Breakfast at the hotel. You will go on a sightseeing tour with a Russian-speaking guide around the city. We will start our journey on the main avenue of Santiago - Alameda Bernardo O'Higgins. Then we will visit La Moneda - the Government Palace, walk along the pedestrian street. We will see the famous Plaza de Armas, Santa Lucia Mountain, as well as the Providencia district with its best restaurants and elegant shops. After the tour, you will be transferred back to the hotel. For an additional fee, you can visit the wineries in the Maipo Valley with a tasting. Cost - $ 260 per person (minimum 2 people). Early in the morning - transfer to the airport and flight to San Pedro de Atacama in northern Chile. From there we will head to the border with Bolivia, where the 4x4 tour will begin. Unforgettable landscapes await you – Laguna Verde and views of the Licancabur volcano, the Dali Valley with monumental stone formations, the Polques thermal springs and the Sol de Manana geysers. The view of the active geysers is impressive – the emission of thermal mud occurs right before your eyes. The next stop is Laguna Colorada, a red lake at an altitude of 4400 m above sea level in Bolivia, where you can see a rare species of flamingo – James's flamingo, which fly here in search of unique plankton. You will spend the night in an expedition-style hotel.

Early in the morning you will be taken to the airport and transferred to San Pedro de Atacama, in the very north of Chile. From there we will go to the border with Bolivia. From there we will start the tour in 4x4 jeeps. Around you there is an indescribable beauty of landscapes - this is Laguna Verde and a panoramic view of the Licancabur volcano. You will drive through the Dali Valley with monumental stone sculptures, thermal springs of Polques, geysers Sol de Manana. The spectacle of active geysers is very impressive. The emission of thermal mud occurs constantly and before your eyes. The next stop is Laguna Colorada - a red lake, which is located at an altitude of 4400 m above sea level in Bolivia. It is home to a rare species of flamingo, the James's flamingo, which comes to this lake in search of a special type of plankton that is found here in huge quantities. Overnight in a deserted expedition-style hotel.

Breakfast. Then we will head towards smaller but no less beautiful lagoons - Onda, Hiar Cota, Hedionda, Kanapa and stop at the viewpoint of the Olagüe volcano. The volcano is still active, and smoke rises from the crater of the volcano - a very majestic sight. Then your path lies to the Chiguana salt flats, which stand out among the rest with large reserves of sodium and potassium nitrate, which makes these salt flats especially unique. And finally, you will visit the largest dried salt lake on Earth - Solar de Uyuni. The lake is located in the southern part of Bolivia on a highland plateau at an altitude of 3650 m. Its total area is about 11 thousand square kilometers. In the center of the lake, the thickness of the salt cover reaches 10 m. In the dry season, the lake is a whole salt desert. The salt reserves here are about 10 billion tons. During the rainy season, the lake is filled with a thin layer of water, which does not prevent you from traveling around Solar de Uyuni by jeep. During the rainy season, the salt flat is covered with a thin layer of water and turns into the largest mirror in the world. On the way to the Great Salt Valley of Uyuni, you will see how salt is mined and processed in the city of Colchani. After that, you will visit a place called "Eyes of Water", where you can see the geological formations of the local landscape, and you can also watch the process of salt processing. Then on Fishes Island you will see several giant cacti, and you can also enjoy the view of the salt valley. Lunch (lunch box) is included in the price. At the end of the tour, transfer to Cachi Lodge

A sightseeing tour of the city with a visit to the sorcerers' market and historical sites awaits you (4 hours). Then an excursion to the Moon Valley, a unique place near La Paz that resembles the lunar relief due to the unique formations of salt, sand and stone that have formed over thousands of years under the influence of water and wind. Next, we head to the Peruvian border, where the famous Lake Titicaca is located. On the way, we will visit the majestic ruins of Tiwanaku (1580 +1000 AD) - this is all that remains of the Tiwanaku civilization - one of the oldest civilizations in South America. You will see the Gate of the Sun, the Kalasasaya temple and the pyramids, beautiful monuments to the glorious past of the Tiwanaku culture. The inhabitants of Tiwanaku were skilled in agriculture, hydraulics, architecture and medicine, as well as in social organization. Due to natural disasters, including long periods of drought, the Tiwanaku civilization completely collapsed at the end of the first millennium AD and mysteriously disappeared.

Transfer or flight to Peru. Trip to the Uros Islands (with an English-speaking guide), built of reeds. The Aymara Indians live here. They have preserved their traditional way of life, customs, beliefs and national costumes. Puno is a magnificent floating island on Lake Titicaca, the main one of which is called Uros. All of them are the creation of man - pre-Incas, tribes that did not want to submit to the Inca conquerors and sailed from the shore into the waters of Lake Titicaca. They built the islands from the reeds growing on the lake. These islands are inhabited by the descendants of the Uros settlers, who remain true to the traditions and customs of their ancestors in both clothing and lifestyle. The boats they use to sail and fish are amazing in their durability. Some of them are several centuries old. Rotten reeds are replaced with new ones, which are cut right here in the lake. You can sail on reed boats from Uros to the straw islands and have an incomparable experience of this breathtaking sailing and feel like the new Thor Heyerdahl. Hotel Titilaka

On this day, you will have a tour of the city of Cusco with a Russian-speaking guide with a visit to the "Korikancha" (Temple of the Sun), it was here that the Incas held their main ritual holiday - the day of the winter solstice. Then a visit to four nearby ruins: the Temple of Kenko, the red fortress of Puca Pucara, Tambomachay (the center of the Inca worship of water) and the architectural complex of Sacsayhuaman (religious buildings, a fortress, towers and canals built from huge boulders. Belmond Cuzco

Breakfast at the hotel. Full-day excursion to Machu Picchu, the "lost city of the Incas", with an English-speaking guide. The most enlightened priests went to Machu Picchu after the fall of the Inca Empire, the Spaniards were never able to find this city. Machu Picchu was built from huge limestone blocks without mortar on the top of a mountain surrounded by impenetrable jungle. It was discovered by the American archaeologist Iram Bingham only in 1911. Lunch. Return to the sacred valley by train. Arrival, transfer to the Belmond Rio Sagrado hotel

A unique experience! Three oval glass cocoons hang from one of the cliffs surrounding the Sacred Valley in the Andes. These are the rooms of the luxury hotel Skylodge. The capsules are transparent on all sides. They consist of bedrooms, the entire area of which is occupied by a bed, and bathrooms hidden from prying eyes by curtains. To get to Skylodge, you will either have to walk about 400 m along the Via Ferrata, or do this way along the Zip Line. Via Ferrata and Zip Line are also possible as an independent adventure without an overnight stay at the hotel. You can choose the option with lunch at the Skylodge. or spend the night in a capsule hanging above the cliff Via Ferrata and Zip Line Located in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, Via Ferrata is a new adventure that is sure to give you a good dose of adrenaline along with stunning landscapes. All safety measures are observed; Even those who have never done rock climbing can easily get this exciting experience. You will be able to climb a 300 m high rock wall in the safest possible way, as this section is equipped with metal ladders and steel anchors located at a short distance from each other. During the descent of 100 m on a rope, you will get an additional dose of adrenaline, which will make your adventure unforgettable. Zipline or suspended passage will give you the opportunity to fly safely and excitingly over this wonderful place. "Zipline" or suspended passage has 6 ropes or cables from 100 m to 500 m, with a total length of 2000 m. The guide helps with the equipment, fastens the daredevil with a special carabiner to the rope, which in turn is attached to the equipment. The ropes are stretched in such a way that no additional braking system is required. You simply begin to lose speed as you approach the end point. To reach the first rope, you need to walk for at least 35 minutes. The safety system is thought out to the smallest detail, which guarantees peace and confidence for our adventure lovers throughout the flight. And most importantly, even people without experience in extreme sports can try this attraction.

(Vinicunca) – this is what the mountains are called in the language of the Quechua Indians, which literally means “rainbow-colored mountains”. The colored layers of these mountains were formed millions of years ago from red sandstone, which, under the influence of climatic conditions, underground waters and mineral impurities, turned yellow, green, white and other colors. The Rainbow Mountains are located 100 kilometers from Cusco in the province of Quispicanchis at an altitude of 5,200 meters above sea level. From here there is a magnificent view of the Ausangate glacier – the sacred mountain of the Incas, where pilgrims come every year to celebrate Qoyllur Rit'i. Return to Cusco and flight to Lima. Transfer to the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel. City tour with a Russian-speaking guide. The tour will start from the Park of Love, which is located in Miraflores, offering a wonderful view of the Pacific Ocean. Then you will pass by the pre-Incan administrative and religious center of Huaca Hualyamarca. Continue the tour to the main square, where the Presidential Palace and the City Hall are located. Visit the Cathedral (or, if the cathedral is closed, the Lima Art Museum - MALI) and walk to the Santo Domingo Monastery, where Saint Martin de Porres and Saint Rose of Lima walked along the narrow streets in the 17th century, where their ashes now rest. And at the end of the tour you will find the Larco Museum - a unique mansion built on the foundations of a pre-Columbian pyramid in the 12th century. Here you will be able to see treasures exhibited in the most prestigious museums in the world, which are organized by technical features, as well as a unique collection of erotic figurines made of pre-Columbian ceramics. After the tour - Transfer to the airport for your flight home.