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Visit South America and travel through Chile and Argentina on this journey from Santiago to Buenos Aires. Live it up the cuisine, arts and the amazing beauty of dramatic Santiago before adopting a slower pace in the quieter Lakes District, where natural wonders are in abundance. With ample opportunity to indulge in epicurean delights and local wines, this trip delivers adventure, relaxation and culture in true South American style.
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Visit South America and travel through Chile and Argentina on this journey from Santiago to Buenos Aires. Live it up the cuisine, arts and the amazing beauty of dramatic Santiago before adopting a slower pace in the quieter Lakes District, where natural wonders are in abundance. With ample opportunity to indulge in epicurean delights and local wines, this trip delivers adventure, relaxation and culture in true South American style.
Highlights
- Sip Argentina's trademark wine on a vineyard tour near Mendoza.
- Admire the dramatic scenery of Chile's Lakes District.
- Sample tasty local delicacies in Bariloche.
- Discover the elegance and charm of Buenos Aires..
Itinerary
Days 1-2 Santiago
Get to know Chile's cosmopolitan capital Santiago, from its picturesque Plaza de Armas to its web of interesting shops. With a thriving cafe culture and booming arts scene, Santiago is bold and brilliant. Looking for great food and music? Then why not dance and dine in the bohemian Barrio Bellavista.Days 3-4 Mendoza
Welcome to gorgeous Mendoza, the centre of Argentina's wine production. Learn about Argentina's winemaking on a vineyard tour, and take the chance to sample some Malbec wine - the region's signature variety. Enjoy spending time in the cafes of the beautiful city centre which is lined with parks and trees. At night, become a part of the thriving local nightlife by heading out to Aristides Villanueva street, full of lively bars and pubs.Days 5-6 Bariloche
Take an optional hike around the base of Cerro Catedral or hit the slopes for some world-class skiing (seasonal). Bariloche is also renowned for its fine restaurants and chocolates, so why not indulge in some local epicurean delights.Days 7-8 Buenos Aires
With strong European influences, Argentina's Buenos Aires is a top spot to shop, dine, drink and celebrate life. Stroll the streets of the city's unique barrios (neighbourhoods) such as colonial San Telmo or Recoleta, home to many interesting museums. The shops and boutiques are excellent destinations for fashionistas and the bars and restaurants will satisfy culinaryRead more: http://www.lonelyplanet.com/south-america/tours/explorer/best-chile-38?lpaffil=fbta1#ixzz22B6ey7ND
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