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Chile/Argentina

Glaciers, Fjords & Channels: A Voyage Around Cape Horn

Program No. 24891RJ
Voyage to “the end of the earth” and back on this journey around the southern tip of South America, with stops to explore Santiago, Chile and Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Program
At a Glance
Duration
18 days
Program Begins
Buenos Aires
Program Concludes
Santiago
Meals
44 ( 15B, 14L, 15D )
Activity Level
Set sail around the southernmost tip of South America to the “end of the earth!” Embark on a voyage through fjords, glaciers and the famed Cape Horn, where the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans meet. This region has a long seafaring history, much of which you will experience firsthand as you sail along. Admire the rich blues and icy white colors of enormous glaciers while sailing around the region’s notable landmarks, like the Samiento and Beagle Channels and the Falkland Islands. There will also be time to explore two of South America’s iconic cities while in port. Admire the impressive views of the Andes in Santiago, Chile’s capital, and experience the European influence of Buenos Aires as you get a glimpse into Gaucho culture on a field trip to the Argentine countryside.
Best of all, you'll...
  • Explore the magnificent glaciers of the Chilean Fjords and southern Chile’s small towns and traditions.
  • Unravel the history of the Falkland-Malvinas Islands through walking around the town and searching for local wildlife around the archipelago.
  • Experience a taste of Buenos Aires’ culture through a tango lesson and a field trip just outside the city to a family ranch.
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Nicole Flores
Nicole Flores was born and raised in Chile. Her passion about her country and the region influenced her to lead programs within South America since 1998, including several trips to Antarctica where she deliver lectures about her passion She is a true believer in lifetime learning finding in travelling the best source of inspiration to share her knowledge and keep learning. Nicole is a great natural storyteller and also mastered this skill learning from the best in Chile.
Please Note:
This expert may not be available for every date of the program
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Dario Jaremczuk
Dario Jaremczuk is a local expert in Buenos Aires and a group leader all around South America. His areas of expertise include Eva Perón – the First Lady of Argentina from 1946 until her death in 1952 – and the tango. He studied sign language for three years and is a certified Argentinean sign language interpreter. Dario is also an actor, which serves him well as a vivid storyteller and narrator. He holds a bachelor's degree in tourism.
Activity Level
Keep the Pace
Walking and standing for up to three hours a day; some uneven terrain; walking up stairs unassisted, getting in and out of motor coaches.
Suggested Reading List
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