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General Information of America

South America is one of the 7 continents on the planet. The majority of its position lies within the Southern Hemisphere, and geographers

designate it as a subcontinent of the Americas. The Pacific Ocean borders South America to the west, and the Atlantic Ocean borders it to

the east. The Caribbean Sea and the North American continent lie to the northwest.

Of the seven continents, North America is the third largest by land mass and the fourth largest by population. North America consists of

twenty four countries, the largest by land mass being Canada. North America is home to over five hundred million people. The most

populated city in North America is Mexico City, Mexico, where there are almost nine million people currently residing.

A Historical Region

The geographic area of South America encompasses over 6,890,000 square miles. The population estimates from 2013 exceed

386,000,000 people. As one of the 7 continents, South America ranks fourth in geographic size behind Asia, Africa and North America. It

ranks fifth in total population behind Asia, Africa, Europe and North America.

The first North Americans are believed to be of Asian descent by crossing from North East Asia. The next settlers were of European

descent, starting with the Norse and continuing with the English, Spanish, and French. Although Columbus is credited with

discovering “The New World”, America was named after Amerigo Vespucci who first explained that Columbus' journey was not to

India but to an entirely different land mass. North America was then settled by all different groups of people, initially split between

the English, French, and Spanish. Spain claimed the southernmost land while France claimed mainland America and England claimed

northern territories and the east coast.

Geography

The South American continent contains many spectacular geographic sights. The highest waterfall in the world, Angel Falls, lies in

Venezuela. In addition, South America contains the highest volume river, the Amazon, the longest mountain range, the Andes, and the

driest area on the planet, the Atacama Desert. The Amazon Rainforest claims the title of the largest rainforest in the world, and Lake

Titicaca remains at the highest altitude and is regarded as the most commercially viable lake in the world.

North America is divided into four main geographic regions: the Great Plains, Canadian Shield, East and the West. The Great Plains is a

large area of grassland that stretched west of the Mississippi River and east of the Rocky Mountains in the central Canada and United

States. The Canadian Shield, or the Laurentian Plateau, is a large plateau region made mostly from igneous (or lava) rock covered in soil.

The East is characterized as everything east of the Appalachian Mountains, while the West is generally considered as everything west of

the Rocky Mountains.

The highest point of North America is Mount McKinley, Alaska, which reaches to 6,194 meters above sea level. The lowest point of North

America is Death Valley, California, which sinks to 86 meters below sea level. North America is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean in the east,

the Pacific Ocean in the west, the Arctic Ocean to the north, and both the Panama Canal and South America to the South. North America's

longest river is the Mississippi River, which runs from Northern Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico. The largest freshwater lake in the world,

Lake Superior, can be found in both Ontario and Minnesota.

North America Quick Facts

Land Area: 9,540,000 (mi²) / 23,309,892 (km²)Population: 579,024,000 (2016)Largest City: Mexico City, Mexico – 21,200,000 (2015)No. of Countries: 23Highest Point / Lowest Point: Denali / Badwater BasinNotable Geographical Features: Grand Canyon, Niagara Falls, Old Faithful

South America Quick Facts

Land Area: 6,888,000 (mi²) / 15,539,928 (km²)Population: 422,500,000 (2016)Largest City: Sao Paulo, Brazil – 21,090,791 (2014)No. of Countries: 12Highest Point / Lowest Point: Aconcagua / Laguna del CarbonNotable Geographical Features: Iguazu Falls, Galapagos Islands, Atacama Desert

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Frequently Asked Questions

Tips - On the go

How to book your tours

A Set up to every story

Our Transport

Expand Your Vision

We Know Your Palate

Wow. Really

Sanyog Gupta Foundation

Welcome to our family

Caring for our planet

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35 years of global expertise with 40 years of local experience. Bringing the world to

India together with taking India to the world. Understanding of International trends

together with a wealth of national insights. A global vision together with a local

approach.

Enjoy your holidays with our renowned holiday brand “Sanyog Gupta Voyages”.

Sanyog Group is steered by travel professionals, with decades of combined varied

experience in this industry but a clear common vision. Boutique and flexibility in its DNA,

but large in size, we manage to be both dimensions of flexibility and competitiveness

with ease. Today, we have etched a prominent spot amongst the world's emerging OTA

and DMC.

The company has been awarded at various occasions nationally and internationally for

its outstanding customer satisfaction performance in tourism and hospitality sector.

Welcome to our family

Our awardsspeak

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A set up to every story

Sanyog Gupta

President - Sales & Marketing

Sanyog's first tour departed in 2005 and since then we've been perfecting and diversifying our range of tours to capture the very essence of the destination. So, you are not just admiring the top sights but truly discovering them - our award winning national escorts and their unparalleled knowledge is an integral part of this.

For us, your journey begins from that very first enquiry. You can trust that we are dedicated to expertly guiding you through your holidays and voyages, wherever you choose to explore.

The audacity to conceive and design new, eye-catching product has constantly been a facet of our company. People travel to enjoy new experiences., That is why, every year we append unique destinations and programs to our portfolio.

We love varying voyager's lives.

Cheers,

At Sanyog.travel, we really know the world; every vibrant, fascinating and incredible rich corner of it. That's why we are becoming the preferred choice of our clients and trade partners.

Since the company was founded, it has urbanized into one of the largest wholesale tour operators. Huge years of know-how accumulated in organizing holidays have helped the company in steadily and systematically develop its position in tourism and hospitality sector.

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We had to make bigger our image and goodwill more coherent and to communicate

through it our whole set of values. We re-evaluated most of the things: our new name,

new logo, office design, the exterior design of transportation, the brochures, billboards

and launch a campaign to promote new company and image of the company. It was also

now that we assumed the new slogan: "We just don't say the best, We do the best”

National Tourism Award winner - No venture can be successful without a vision and

determination to excel. Behind our steady growth is the focused and well-planned

business strategy of its dynamic leader. Our directors with their exceptional vision,

foresight & strategic planning have ensured the commendations of all in the travel

related field.

Expertise In time, the company has been specialized in many destinations, enabling us

to offer a greater range of choice, more flexibility and more advantages than anyone

else. Our staff has personally experienced each destination we promote, so we are

ready to answer any questions, offering competent advice and recommendations and

providing our customers with the performance they require.

Take pleasure in a comfortable, smooth and unique journey with SGV in India, Nepal,

Bhutan, Tibet, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, as well as other selected countries around

Asia.

WE ENDEAVOR TO BE RESPONSIBLE tour operator and respect nature and the

environment we work in. Tourism is a key element in the global economy, but it also has

its downside. Environmental protection is nothing new to us, which has been

committing itself to environmental activities since 2000. Since then, we have regularly

taken part in cleaning projects on various mountain paths that have been affected by

intensive tourism.

We operate our own environmental cleaning projects to keep the environment neat,

clean and green. We also organize ecology training and attract volunteers to participate

in our environmental projects. Moreover, we aim to bring awareness to our employees

on the necessity to care for nature and the environment.

We encourage activities such as reducing the use of paper, plastic and electric energy in

office activities, re-use and recycling.

Our Visual Personality

Caring for our Planet

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Whether you're going to the beach, the mountains, or a cosmopolitan city, the one thing

that remains the same is the unparalleled thrill of anticipating your next vacation.

Choosing travel impressions ensure that regardless of where you decide to go, you'll be

well taken care of, from the planning stages through your return.

For over 40 years, we've been leading the travel industry by providing award-winning

products, services, and support. Millions of satisfied vacationers can testify that you'll

enjoy an impeccable level of quality and steadfast commitment to your experience in

over 200 destinations of your choice.

Our dedicated group of English- and Spanish-speaking travel experts will work with you

and your travel agent to create a dream vacation you'll never forget, from a wide

selection of 1,850+ hotels and resorts and 1,500 luxury villas in extraordinary locations

around the world.

We'll work within your budget—from small family vacations to large group getaways and

everything in between—to make sure that you get the best value for your dollar. We'll

book your vacation with air service or just accommodations; reserve your rental car,

tours or other attractions; and make recommendations to enrich the entire experience,

before, during and after your travels. And we'll make sure that all of the details are

covered, including letting you know of any changes after your reservations are made.

No matter where in the world you choose to go, partnering with Travel Impressions is an

important first step toward a unique and memorable vacation experience.

Create a lastingImpression

Hotel Rating System

Luxury ***** & *****+

Premium hotels and resorts located in choice settings with exquisite surroundings.

They offer the finest guest services and amenities, tailored to the needs of the

discerning traveler.

Superior **** & ****+

Tastefully furnished accommodations in beautiful surroundings, offering a broad

range of upscale services and amenities.

Deluxe *** & ***+

Comfortable accommodations offering most standard services and amenities, and

typically providing excellent value.

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Expand Your Vision

Team Behind Our Triumph

Our motto is to expand your vision throughout our history, we have handled

successively more clients than we expect every year and delivered a high quality of

services to help travellers fully realise their expectations and what they paid us.

Building on the foundation of our knowledge – processing experience, we will continue

to pursue what our motto demands through our travel process, which combine human

interfaces, personalisation, and recommendation on a higher level.

Sanyog. Travel is interesting because of its unique approach in handling all age group of

travelers and because it delivers customer satisfaction to combine high quality product

with services.

We do not compete with anybody, we compete with ourselves. We conceit ourselves

with a quality and friendly professionalism of our staff.

It is their individual satisfaction, incessant development and future perspective that are

the essential conditions for the development of our company. And we believe it is the

key to satisfied customers.

Our multi-lingual a highly qualified staff is considered as our main asset. They are well

educated and trained to serve you in perfection and to assure the quality of service

offered to your valuable clients.

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Dreams Wishes&Sanyog Gupta Foundation

For us charity begins at home. We would soon launch a charitable organisation name

“Sanyog Gupta Foundation”. The foundation will help out all waifs and stray

children, needy people for living and other health related financial aid.

We made an announcement of this foundation in an interview to the newspaper here in

New Delhi, India. I have been thinking of opening a foundation like this for long and

when I am settled mentally and financially I decided it's the right prospect to announce

our foundation, because for us charity begins at home.

The charitable sector is an imperative and captivating one, economically socially and

culturally. Every one of the world's great religions emphasises the moral imperative of

charitable living. There is no code of ethics, whether religiously based or secular, that

does not mandate the strong to look after the week, shares Sanyog.

We have made a start by planning, organising, directing, staffing and controlling and

soon the project will hit the ground. We would be glad to be given any help from the

corporate world to raise funds for the foundation.

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We Know Your Palate

START YOUR DAY WITH A CONTINENTAL / AMERICAN / ASIAN BREAKFASTHot Buffet, Bread, Bu�er, Jam, Cereal,Milk,Tea, Coffee And Juice.

Dine At

INDIAN/ASIAN/LOCAL RESTAURANTS

TREAT YOURSELF TO A DELICIOUS SPREAD OF

VEGETARIAN AND NON- VEGETARIAN DISHES.

At Your ServiceYour tour manager is your friend, philosopher and guide on your holiday.

Professionally trained to enhance your holiday experience while taking care of you,

your tour manager is your host and will travel along with you on your en�re trip.

He/she will assist you right from choosing the best shopping areas and ge�ng great

bargains to selec�ng amazing eateries. Also, in addi�on to our addi�onally tour

managers. In certain ci�es we have expert local guides to give you a greater essence of

the city.

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Our Transport Our Climate Control transport offers you complete comfort as you sit back and enjoy the

sights. Our trained and qualified drivers take pride in their vehicles and in the safety and

comfort of our travellers.

Some travelling distances are comparatively long and thus we provide frequent comfort

stops where you can use the rest room facilities and grab a quick bite. All of our

transport is non – smoking.

Hotels Selection We have taken utmost care to select the locations of hotels, keeping in mind your

comfort and the fact that you will be out sightseeing most of the time.

Depending on the city and the day to day itinerary, your hotel may be confirmed either in

the city centre or away from the city centre or in the surrounding areas.

Air Conditioners or fans depends on the favourable weather conditions. All other

modern amenities, such as attached toilets with showers, hot and cold running water

and telephone facility are provided in each room.

All hotel rooms are clean, keeping in mind western standards, but are comparatively

smaller than the rooms in Asian countries. We recommend a maximum of three people

in a room.

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Wow. Really! At SGV our basic target is to become a customer – obsessed company, where we wish to

keep the customer at the centre of all that we create.

We embarked on this way, by bringing our customers at the centre of our product

creation process, by involving them from product planning stage to finalising the

product by incorporating their ideas and views, ensuring that all sides of your tour are

taken care of and we supply an experience that will be unforgettable for a lifetime.

This initiative is a platform where we invite our customers across key markets to spell

out their most important expectations from a vacation and allow us to enhance and

deliver an inspiring vacation to meet your expectancies.

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Keep In Mind · Our prices are inclusive of all applicable taxes.

· Maximum 3 persons are recommended per room.

· Kindly check visa formalities while booking.

· Private tours can be started any day of the year.

· Person under 12 years will be considered as a child.rd· As a 3 in a triple, a roll away cot may be provided.

· Small deviations in the tour program are sometimes necessary, depending on

weather, road conditions, flight schedules, room availability and in view of local

strikes etc that are beyond our control.

· In case the government changes present taxes, increase in airlines prices, fuel

surcharge our rates will need to be adjusted accordingly.

· Clients must be fully insured, as the company cannot accept liability for loss or

damages to client's property, medical emergencies or any other loss suffered by

them whilst on tour.

Day 01: Arrive Buenos AiresArrive Buenos Aires, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Buenos Aires is Argentina's big, cosmopolitan capital city. Its center is the Plaza de Mayo, lined with stately 19th-century buildings including Casa Rosada, the iconic, balconied presidential palace.

Day 02: Buenos Aires (B+D)After breakfast, Buenos Aires city tour. On an unforgettable route, we will like all the porteño magic. We will visit the glamorous neighborhood of Recoleta and its most famous cemetery, Palermo, May Square and the Pink House, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the newest & trendiest Puerto Madero Area.

The visit would not be complete without the sights of the first settlements of the city of Buenos Aires. Dinner & tango show at Cafe de los Angelitos.

The Cafe de los Angelitos was during years a uninhabited corner, with the wall of a poster, sticker and two querubes at the top crying out to the city by a redemption. Today arranged to revert this history of abandonment and with the will to grant the splendor that once was proud of “portenos”.

It is for that reason that we invite them to share this new experience that surely will fulfill expectations of yours distinguished customers, offering this space of Supper Tango Show in Buenos Aires.

Day 03: Buenos Aires (B+D)After breakfast, a day in the Pampas. Home to the gaucho, the Humid Pampa is one of the most fertile natural prairies in the world and is famous for its production of beef and cereals. We will be honored with their typical national asado, empanadas, and excellent Argentinian wines.

Folk songs and dances, equestrian activities, and unbeatable shows of traditional gaucho skills, such as ring races, cuadreras (horse races), entrevero de tropillas (horse games), let`s live the traditional lifestyle of Argentinian ranches through the gaucho, the greatest symbol of these lands.

Day 04: Buenos Aires – El Calafate (B+D)After breakfast, one way transfer in Private Service from hotel (Downtown) to Domestic Airport with guide. One way transfer in private service from El Calafate Airport to hotel or vice versa with guide.

Day 05: El Calafate (B+D)After breakfast, visit Perito Moreno glacier tour. The Perito Moreno Glacier rises majestically 80 km away from El Calafate.

We will start by penetrating the Patagonic Andean forest and make a first breathtaking stop at "Curva de los Suspiros". When we approach the glacier, we will walk down the wooden catwalks to approach the Glacier and admire from different panoramic points this wonderful creation of Mother Nature.

We will be able to contemplate very closely when varied-sized ice blocks loosen and fall into the water with a great thunder becoming beautiful ice floes in the deep waters of the Lago Argentino. This day will be an unforgettable experience, a once in a lifetime delight.

Day 06: El Calafate – Ushuaia (B+D)After breakfast, one way transfer in private service of El Calafate Airport to hotel or vice versa with guide. One way transfer in private service from Ushuaia airport to hotel or vice versa with guide.

Day 07 : Ushuaia (B+D)After breakfast, visit the National Park. Only 12 km west from the southernmost city in the world, we find Tierra del Fuego National Park, the only one in Ushuaia.

We will be able to appreciate the varied local flora, including different types of trees, bushes, and flowers, and fauna, including both native and introduced animals, such as Andean foxes, beavers, rabbits, and over 90 bird species.

In this half-day tour, we will visit Ensenada, Roca Lake, and Lapataia Bay, and walk short distances around the lake, beaver dams, and the bay itself, very close to the Chilean border.

Day 08: Depart Ushuaia Buenos Aires –Departure transfer to onward destination.

Argentina - Land of Contrast

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Duration: 07 Nights / 08 DaysPlaces: Buenos Aires - El Calafate - Ushuaia

Highlights: Recoleta - Palermo - Plaza de Mayo - Puerto Madero - San Telmo - La Boca - Dinner and Tango Show - Traditional Argentine Asado - Gauchos Entertainment - Folkloric Show - Perito Moreno Glacier - National park - Ensenada - Roca Lake - Lapataia Lake. - Beagle Channel - Montes Oliva y Cinco Hermanos - Túnel Ranch

South East Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· Air ticket Buenos Aires – El Calafate.· Air ticket El Calafate – Ushuaia.· Entrance fees to national parks and

natural reservoirs.· All taxes.

Excludes· Personal Expenses.· Camera / Video Camera Fees.· Medical Aid.· Tips.· Travel Insurance.· Visa (If any).

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Best TimeLow Season

High Season

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WintersSummers

September-DecemberJune-August

September-July

September-NovemberApril-August

December-March

· Payment is accepted by Cheque, DD, Cards & Bank transfer only.

· No extra fees on card payment.

· Payment can also be done in EUR / GBP / AUD / CAD / INR.

Places Night (s) 5* Hotels

Buenos Aires 03 Panamericano Hotel

El Calafate 02 Xelena Hotel & Suites

Ushuala 02 Las Hayas Resort

*The hotels appearing in the table might be replaced with similar ones.

Private Tour - Valid till 31.12.2021

Particulars 5* Hotels

02 Pax USD 22460 PP

Single Supplement USD 750 Per SGL

Day 01: Arrive Buenos Aires Arrive Buenos Aires, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Day 02: Buenos Aires (B+D)After breakfast, Buenos Aires city tour, On an unforgettable route, we will live all the porteno magic. We will visit the glamorous neighborhood of Recoleta and its most famous cemetery, Palermo, May Square and the Pink House, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the newest & trendiest Puerto Madero Area.

The visit would not be complete without the sights of the first settlements of the city of Buenos Aires. The picturesque neighborhood of San Telmo, residence of the porteño aristocracy until the end of the XIX century and where the renowned antiques market is held every Sunday.

Day 03: Buenos Aires (B+D)

After breakfast, a day in the Pampas. The wild smell of the countryside will invite us to break away from routine and discover a charming hundred-year-old rural tradition in the midst of the XXI century. Folk songs and dances, equestrian activities, and unbeatable shows of traditional gaucho skills, such as ring races, cuadreras, entrevero de tropillas, let`s live the traditional lifestyle of Argentinian ranches through the gaucho, the greatest symbol of these lands.

Day 04: Buenos Aires – El Calafate (B+D)After breakfast, one way transfer from hotel to Domestic Airport with guide and from El Calafate Airport to hotel.

Day 05: El Calafate (B+D)

After breakfast, Perito Moreno glacier tour. We will start by penetrating the Patagonic Andean forest and make a first breathtaking stop at "Curva de los Suspiros" (Curve of Sighs).

We will be able to contemplate very closely when varied-sized ice blocks loosen and fall into the water with a great thunder becoming beautiful ice floes in the deep waters of the Lago Argentino. This day will be an unforgettable experience, a once in a lifetime delight.

We will start by penetrating the Patagonic Andean forest and make a first breathtaking stop at "Curva de los Suspiros" (Curve of Sighs), where we will enjoy a first view of this incredible natural wonder. When we approach the glacier, we will walk down the wooden catwalks to approach the Glacier and admire from different panoramic points this wonderful creation of Mother Nature.

Day 06: El Calafate (B+D)After breakfast, navigation of Ice Rivers. Once on board, we will sail through the North Arm of Lake Argentino until we reach the Upsala Channel, where we will find a spectacular Iceberg Barrier, and if the location of the icebergs allows us, we will be able to get near the glacier as wall.

Afterwards we will navigate the Spegazzini Channel, where we will observe the Seco Glacier to reach the front of the Spegazzini Glacier, the highest in the National Park. Return to Punta Bandera Port. Transfer from Punta Bandera Port to Hotel.

Day 07: El Calafate – Iguazu (B+D)One way transfer in private service from El Calafate Airport to hotel or vice versa with guide. One way transfer in Private Service from Puerto Iguazu Airport to Hotel or vice versa with guide.

Day 08: Iguazu (B+D)After breakfast, visit the Iguazú National Park, a total of 55,500 hectares— bears the name of the river serving as the northern border, which means "great waters" in the guaraní language. Surrounded by a lush subtropical rainforest, we will find the majestic Iguazú Waterfalls.

On different footbridges, we will visit the heart of the waterfalls, appreciating them from different angles. We will visit the lower circuit, and feel part of nature, refreshing ourselves with waterfall drizzle.

On the upper circuit, we will stop at different viewpoints, and then reach the balcony at Garganta del Diablo (Devil"s Throat). No doubt, this is the most amazing of all falls: water falls down from 80 meters.

Day 09: Depart IguazuDeparture transfer to onward destination.

Glimpse of ArgentinaDuration: 08 Nights / 09 Days

Places: Buenos Aires - EL Calafate - Iguazu

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Highlights: Recoleta - Palermo - Plaza de Mayo - Puerto Madero - San Telmo - La Boca - Santa Susana Ranch - Traditional Argentine Asado - Gauchos Entertainment - Folkloric Show - Argentino Lake - Glaciers - Waterfalls

South East Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees to national parks and

natural reservoirs.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· Air ticket Buenos Aires – El Calafate.· Air ticket El Calafate – Iguazu.· All taxes.

Excludes· Personal expenses.· Camera / Video camera fees.· Medical aid.· Tips.· Travel insurance.· Calafate/Paine or v.v custom duties. · Calafate bus terminal tax (FTE).· Chalten bus terminal tax (CHA).· Visa (If any).

Best TimeLow Season

High Season

Rainy

WintersSummers


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December-March

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Buenos Aires 03 Panamericano Hotel

Calafate 03 Xelena Deluxe Suites

Iguazu 02 Loi Suites Iguazu




02 Pax USD 3350 PP


Day 01: Arrive Buenos AiresArrive Buenos Aires, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Its center is the Plaza de Mayo, lined with stately 19th-century buildings including Casa Rosada, the iconic, balconied presidential palace.

Day 02: Buenos Aires (B+D)After breakfast, proceed for half day city tour in Buenos Aires. We'll visit Plaza de Mayo, surrounded by important historic buildings like the Casa Rosada, the Cathedral and the City Hall. We'll also visit Plaza San Martin, Alvear and Plaza del Congreso. The tour will drive us along the old fashion Avenida de Mayo and the dynamic Avenida Corrientes.

Day 03: Buenos Aires – Montevideo – Buenos Aires (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the port of Buenos Aires, where you will pick up a ferry boat to Montevideo city.

Inside the old city is visited: Independence Square, Matrix Square, The Cabildo, Plaza Zabala and Teatro Solis. Then its the Palacio Salvo, first high-rise building in the city, Plaza de El Entrevero, continuing to the Legislative Palace, The Prado, the Parque Batlle, La Carreta Monument and the residential neighborhoods of Carrasco and Pocitos. The return is by the coast to the center of Montevideo. At the end of the tour, you will get back to port to take a ferry boat back to Buenos Aires.

Day 04: Buenos Aires – Foz do Iguacu (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the domestic airport of Argentina for your flight to Puerto Iguazu. Upon arrival, our guide picks you up for an adventure in Foz do Iguacu. You will walk on paths through the falls which give you the opportunity to have a look under the falls.

Day 05: Foz do Iguacu – Assuncion (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the bus station for a midnight bus to Assuncion city. Arrive at the bus station, where a guide will be waiting for you for a full day tour in Golden Triangle. You will begin the tour in Yaguaron.

After passing Paraguarí and Piribebuy you will arrive at Caacupé, one of the most important pilgrimage places in South America. After visiting the village you drive to Aregua. In the late afternoon you finally arrive in Asunción.

Day 06: Assuncion – Foz do Iguacu (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to bus station to take a bus. Upon arrival, only a driver will be waiting for you to drive you to your hotel. The rest of the day will be free at your leisure.

Day 07: Foz do Iguacu (B+D)After breakfast, make the excursion for Brazilian side of the magnificent Iguacu Falls following the walkways that border the canyon of the Iguassu River. The splashes coming from the falling water make you feel the falls grandeur and cover the sky with thousands of rainbows.

Day 08: Foz do Iguacu – Rio de Janeiro (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the airport with a guide for your flight to Rio de Janeiro.

Rio de Janeiro - it's green hills, blue sky, rocky mountains, beautiful bays, islands, beautiful beaches. The second most populous city in Brazil and one of the most beautiful city in the world. Hotels located on most famous black-and-white tiled promenade of Copacabana, Leblon, Ipanema.

Day 09: Rio de Janeiro (B+D)After breakfast, visit to the bottom of the Corcovado Mountain. A short walk from the final station you find yourself at the foot of impressive Christ the Redeemer (Cristo Redentor). Enjoy the spectacular views over Rio de Janeiro.

Day 10: Rio de Janeiro – Buzios (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the airport with a guide. Flight to Rio de Janeiro. The unique charm attached to the quaint landscape, exotic vegetation, and picturesque beaches. The beaches offer a view of the mountains, covered with forests, coastal cliffs and sunset are especially colorful.

Day 11: Buzios (B+D)After breakfast, free day. Buzios has all the conditions for diving, surfing, water skiing, canoeing. During walks you will see magnificent scenery of the whole coast, and you can try the local drink - Caipirinha.You also can just walk around, go shopping in the shops, sit in the bar or restaurant, of which there are many.

Day 12: Buzios – Depart Rio de JaneiroDeparture transfer to onward destination.

Multi-Cultural South America

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Duration: 11 Nights / 12 DaysPlaces: Buenos Aires - Montevideo - Foz do Iguacu - Assuncion - Rio de Janeiro - Buzios

Highlights: Plaza de Mayo - Independence Square - the old Citadel Gate - The Montevideo Cathedral - The Cabildo - Plaza Zabala - Iguaçu Falls

South East Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Domestic flights.· Entrance fees to both National Parks of

the Falls.· Entrance fees.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· Ferry Buenos Aires – Montevideo.· Ferry Montevideo – Buenos Aires.· Air ticket Buenos Aires – Foz do Iguacu.

· Air ticket Foz do Iguacu – Rio de Janeiro.· Air ticket Rio de Janeiro – Buzios.· All taxes.


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Buenos Aires 03 Regal Pacific

Foz Do Iguazu 03 Mabu Thermas Grand Resort

Assuncion 01 Sheraton Asuncion

Rio de Janeiro 02 Hilton Barra

Buzios 02 La Proeza




02 Pax USD 5900 PP


Day 01: Arrive La PazArrive La Paz, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

La Paz, in Bolivia, is the highest administrative capital in the world, resting on the Andes' Altiplano plateau at more than 3,500m above sea level.

Day 02: La Paz (B+D)After breakfast, full day visti La Paz. We will discover the city of La Paz by visiting the city's main sites, the San Francisco Church. Later we will go through residential neighbour hoods to the Valley of the Moon.

Day 03 : La Paz – Sucre (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Sucre. We visit the look-out point and the Recoleta monastery, the Cathedral, the Mercedes Museum, several churches, the House of Liberty. Later in the afternoon we will explore the beautiful General Cemetery, where young children offer their services as guides to explain who is laid to rest in the mausoleums.

Day 04: Sucre (B+D)After breakfast, visit Tarabuco, a cultural and traditional town where is possible to find textiles of unsurpassable quality and texture, as well as appreciating a culture that remains very much alive.

Day 05: Sucre Potosí (B+D)–After breakfast, proceed to Potosí, visit “Cal Orco” in the quarry of the National Cement Factory and the “Dinosaur tracks of Calancha”. Finally, as a complement, visit the “Cretaceous Park” to walk around and see some model dinosaurs.

Day 06 : Potosí – Uyuni (B+D)After breakfast, visit the "miners market" and in the Cerro Rico de Potosí visit a mine nearby where all the characteristics of mining are explained. In the afternoon we visit the “Casa de la Moneda” (Royal Mint) known as the 'Escorial of America'.

Day 07 : Uyuni (B+D)After breakfast, visit Isla Lomo de Pescado, look at giant cacti. We will move on to the Galaxias Grotto to visit a pre-Colombian cemetery and enter caves to see weird and wonderful rock formations. In the afternoon, take one of the hundreds of routes across the Salt Flat to watch the sun go down in a blaze of intense colours.

Day 08: Uyuni – La Paz (B+D)After breakfast, visit Tunupa Volcano, Chantani Museum and the Coquesa Mummies, discover the salt flats and appreciate the scenery. If it is the rainy season we will provide you with boots so that you can discover the wonderful reflections on the salt flats. Arrive La Paz and transfer to hotel.

Day 09: La Paz – Tiwanaku – Copacabana (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Tiwanaku. Visit the pre-Inca city once the centre of the Tiwanaku culture, Semi-Subterranean Template, the Pyramid of Akapana, the Kalasasaya temple, the Gateway to the Sun and the museums and the community of Laja. In the afternoon we drive to Lake Titikaka and cross the Lake to Copacabana

Day 10: Copacabana – Moon islands Copacabana –(B+D)After breakfast, transfer to the Isalnd, where visit the Palace of Pilcocaina and after a walk across the Island of the Sun, local people will show us the art of fishing and how farming has developed on the Island of the Sun since pre-Inca times. Boat trip back to Copacabana.

Day 11: Copacabana – Puno – Cusco (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the town of Puno. Tour of the Urus islands and Sillustani. Afternoon flight to Cusco. Transfer to your hotel in Cusco.

Day 12: Cusco (B+D)After breakfast, visit Cusco's Historical Inca and Spanish Colonial Monuments and the Sacsayhuamán ruins near to the city of Cusco. Then, onto Tambomachay, known as the Inca baths. Lastly, enjoy a panoramic view of PukaPukara

Day 13: Cusco – Machu Picchu – Cusco (B+D)After breakfast, transfer to the train station to board the Tourist Class train to Aguas Calientes. Upon arriving at Aguas Calientes, transfer to the bus station to board your regular bus uphill to Machu Picchu. Afterwards, board your shuttle bus back to Aguas Calientes and then your return train to Cusco.

Day 14: Cusco – Depart Lima Departure transfer onwards destination.

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Highlights: The San Francisco Church - museums - Recoleta monastery - The La Paz Cathedral - The Mercedes Museum - Cretaceous Park - miners market in Potosi - Chantani Museum - the Coquesa Mummies

Duration: 13 Nights / 14 DaysPlaces: La Paz - Sucre - Potosi - Uyuni - Tiwanaku - Lake Titikaka - Moon island - Copacabana - Puno - Machu Picchu - Cusco

West Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Air ticket La Paz – Sucre.· Air ticket Uyuni – La Paz.· Air ticket Puno – Cusco.· Air ticket Cusco – Lima.· Cruise Copacabana – Sun and Moon islands.· Cruise Sun and Moon islands- Copacabana.· Train Cusco – Machu Picchu.

· Train Machu Picchu – Cusco.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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La Paz 03 Casa Grande

Sucre 02 Parador Santa Maria La Real

Potosi 01 Museo Cayara

Uyuni 02 De Sal Luna Salada

Lake Titikaka 02 Rosario Del Lago

Cusco 03 Palacio Del Inka




02 Pax USD 4200 PP


Day 01: Arrive La PazArrive La Paz, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

The airport of La Paz is located roughly 14 km from the city centre with viewing points set along. The length of the main route providing exceptional views of the city and the snow-capped mountain chain of the cordillera real.

Day 02: La Paz (B+D)After breakfast, we will discover the city of La Paz by visiting the city's main sites: the San Francisco Church, museums (Jaen Street) and continue our tour as far as the Plaza Murillo, where the legislative and government palaces and walk through the 'witches' market'.

You can see different ingredients used in age-old ceremonies and ritual, hear about religious beliefs and myths, visit one of the “Kallawayas” (traditional healers) and take part in a ritual and have your luck read using coca leaves.

Later we will go through residential neighbourhoods to the valley of the moon, an area of striking natural geological formations located in the south part of the city.

Day 03: La Paz – Tiwanaku – Copacabana – Titikaka (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Bolivia's famous archaeological site, Tiwanaku, which is one of the oldest pre-Colombian cultures.

Visit the pre-Inca city once the centre of the Tiwanaku culture, semi-subterranean template, the pyramid of akapana, the kalasasaya temple, the gateway to the sun and the museums.

We will also visit the community of Laja, where the city of La Paz was founded, to try homemade unleavened bread. In the afternoon we drive to lake Titikaka and cross the lake to Copacabana. Day 04: Titikaka Lake – La Paz (B+D)After breakfast, transfer to the Island, where we visit the palace of Pilcocaina and after a walk across the island of the Sun, local people will show us the art of fishing and how farming has developed on the island of the sun since pre-Inca times. Transfer to La Paz.

Day 05: La Paz – Uyuni (B+D)Early flight from La Paz to Uyuni. Upon arrival to Uyuni's airport you will start your tour.

Leave Uyuni in the salt flat past a small settlement where the locals process salt. We will not stop as we are aiming to get to the middle of the salt flat to see the Lagoons (“eyes”), salt mountains and salt blocks.

This singular route takes us into one of the world's most isolated areas where we will be alone surrounded by a glittering white landscape.

After a couple of hours arrive at Isla Lomo De Pescado to look at giant cacti and the birds and vizcachas that have made this island their own.

We will move on to the Galaxias Grotto (natural coral formations) to visit a pre-Colombian cemetery and enter caves to see weird and wonderful rock formations.

In the afternoon, take one of the hundreds of routes across the salt flat to watch the sun go down in a blaze of intense colours.

Day 06: Uyuni – La Paz (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the Tunupa Volcano, Chantani Museum and the Coquesa Mummies, discover the salt flats and appreciate the scenery.

If it is the rainy season we will provide you with boots so that you can discover the wonderful reflections on the salt flats. Return to La Paz in the afternoon.

The Uyuni salt flat seems to be a large ice-skating rink or glacier. The tour leads towards the incahuasi island (formerly known as the fish island) covered with petrified algae and huge cactus. There is a nice panoramic view of the surrounding area from the top.

Day 07: Depart La PazDeparture transfer to onward destination.

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Duration: 06 Nights / 07 DaysPlaces: La-Paz - Tiwanaku - Lake Titikaka - Tiwanaku - Copacabana - Uyuni

Highlights: The San Francisco Church - Museums (Jaen Street) - The Centre Of The Tiwanaku Culture - Semi - Subterranean Template - The Pyramid Of Akapana - The Kalasasaya Temple - The Tunupa Volcano - Chantani Museum - The Coquesa Mummies

West Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· Boat for Lake Copacabana – Lake Titikaka.· Air ticket La Paz – Uyuni.· Air ticket Uyuni – La Paz.· All taxes.


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La Paz 04 Casa Grande

Lake Titikaka 01 Rosario Del Lago

Uyuni 01 De Sal Luna Salada




02 Pax USD 2150 PP


Day 01: Arrive Foz do IguacuArrive Foz do Iguacu, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

In the afternoon, Half-Day Tour to the Brazilian Side of the Iguassu Waterfalls Park.

Day 02: Foz do Iguacu (B+D)After breakfast, half day tour to the Argentinean Side of the Iguassu Waterfalls Park, including visits to the Inferior and Superior platforms and the “Devil's Throat”.

Foz do Iguaçu, a city in the Brazilian state of Paraná, is the main base for visiting famed Iguaçu Falls, one of the world's largest waterfalls. Stretching for 2.7km, and straddling the border with Argentina, the falls comprise hundreds of cascades, including the 80m-tall Devil's Throat. Drenching rides on rubber boats are a popular way to take in the thundering spectacle.

Day 03: Foz do Iguacu – Rio de Janeiro (B+D)After breakfast, transfer to airport (IGU) and departure to Rio de Janeiro. Arrival in Rio de Janeiro (GIG or SDU airports) and transfer to Hotel, with the rest of the day for guests to enjoy the city/beach.

Day 04: Rio de Janeiro (B+D)After breakfast, half-day tour in Rio de Janeiro visiting the famous Sugar Loaf and its cable car, Downtown historical attractions and the famous beaches. Afternoon and night at leisure.

Day 05: Rio de Janeiro (B+D)After breakfast, half-day tour to the Christ Statue (over the Corcovado Mountain) and the “Sambódromo” - where the most famous Carnival parade takes place en passant (panoramic view). Afternoon at leisure.

Day 06: Rio de Janeiro (B+D)After breakfast, day at leisure.

Rio de Janeiro is a huge seaside city in Brazil, famed for its Copacabana and Ipanema beaches, 38m Christ the Redeemer statue atop Mount Corcovado and for Sugarloaf Mountain, a

granite peak with cable cars to its summit. The city is also known for its sprawling favelas (shanty towns). Its raucous Carnaval festival, featuring parade floats, flamboyant costumes and samba dancers, is considered the world's largest.

Day 07: Rio de Janeiro – Salvador (B+D)After breakfast, transfer to the airport (GIG or SDU) and departure to the warm city of Salvador. Arrival in Salvador (SSA). Transfer to Hotel. Free afternoon for guests to relax and enjoy the city. By-Night Dinner & Show at Pelourinho.

Day 08: Salvador (B+D)After breakfast, half day historical city tour visiting the most important landmarks and attractions of Salvador (Model Market, Bonfim Church, Lacerda Elevator, “Cidade Alta” & “Cidade Baixa”). Free Night for guests to relax.

Day 09: Salvador (B+D)After breakfast, day at leisure.

Salvador is the capital city of the Brazilian state of Bahia, formally and originally known as Cidade de São Salvador da Bahia de Todos os Santos. Salvador enjoys one of the highest populations in Brazil and Latin America as a whole, giving it a vibrant, bustling appeal.

These local inhabitants are culturally invested in their home, providing visitors with cuisine, music, art and architecture that truly reflect the beauty of Brazil.

Much of this culture has been influenced by the ancient introduction of African slaves, so visitors can expect a more Afro-Brazilian combination.

However, because the Portuguese were the original colonisers, much of the art and architecture conveys Portuguese ideals, styles and influences.

Day 10: Depart SalvadorDeparture transfer to onward destination.

Way to RioDuration: 09 Nights / 10 Days

Places: Foz do Iguacu - Rio de Janeiro - Salvador

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Highlights: Iguassu Waterfalls Park - The famous Sugar Loaf and its cable car - Dinner & Show at Pelourinho - Model Market - Bonfim Church - Lacerda Elevator - Cidade Alta & Cidade Baixa

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Excludes· Personal Expenses.· Camera / Video Camera Fees.· Air Ticket: Foz do Iguacu - Rio de

Janeiro - Salvador· Medical Aid.· Tips.· Travel Insurance.· Visa (If any).

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· Air ticket Foz do Iguacu – Rio de Janeiro.· Air ticket Rio de Janeiro – Salvador.· All taxes.






Foz do Iguacu 02 Bourbon Cataratas

Rio De Janeiro 04 Porto Bay Rio Intl.

Salvador 03 Sheraton Bahia




02 Pax USD 2050 PP


Day 01: Arrive Rio De JaneiroArrive Rio de Janeiro, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Rio de Janeiro is a huge seaside city in Brazil, famed for its Copacabana and Ipanema beaches, 38m Christ the Redeemer statue atop Mount Corcovado and for Sugarloaf Mountain, a granite peak with cable cars to its summit.

Day 02: Rio De Janeiro (B+D)After breakfast, visit to the Corcovado Mountain. Morning visit to the Corcovado Mountain. This tour begins in Cosme Velho neighborhood with a cogwheel train ride. The train ride lasts for 15/20 minutes approximately and goes through out the Tijuca Forest, which is the largest urban forest in the world. After the visit of the Corcovado Mountain, the tour will continue, along the beaches as far as to São Conrado area.

Day 03 : Rio De Janeiro (B+D)After breakfast, visit a Down Town, Sugar Loaf. The visit to the Sugar Loaf is by cable car and the ride is made in two stages. Typical show of the National Folklore and Carnival featuring Samba Schools Costumes and dances. The Metropolitan Cathedral (of 20.000 people capacity) will also be seen – a monumental edification made by glass and concrete nearby lots of Multinational Enterprises buildings.

Day 04: Rio De Janeiro – Manaus (B+D)After breakfast, transfer hotel to airport for flight to Manaus. Arrival at Manaus' International Airport-Welcome by our English-speaking guides and transfer to Brigadeiro Eduardo Gomes.

Tour of the city of Manaus - visiting the main points of interest. It is located by the Rio Negro (Black River), specifically 1.250 km from the river mouth and 17 km from the confluence of the Solimoes River with the Black River.

Day 05 : Manaus (B+D)This discovery provoked a mass arrival of population and transformed the city into a real cultural centre. Eduardo Ribeiro, governor in 1892, undertook major construction projects throughout the city, such as pavement of avenues, public lighting and the construction of squares as well as of the Port. But the reflection of this period, one of its biggest symbols, is to be found in one monument in particular, the Amazonas Theatre.

Day 06: Manaus (B+D)During our visit, we'll get to know the vibrant, colourful and very exotic floating town and its histories. The Alféndega or Aduana building for example, was constructed in Great Britain and brought there stone by stone. Another 20th century imported British construction, was the Adolfo Lisboa municipal market. With its obvious Parisian inspiration and Art Nouveau style, it became a meeting point for all of Manaus' habitants.

Day 07: Manaus (B+D)The already mentioned Amazonas Theatre, work of Charles Peyronton, was opened in 1896, during the opulent period of the rubber boom. These wooden floors consist of 12000 wooden pieces, perfectly laid together, without the use of any nails or glue. It has a 700 spectators capacity and is nowadays the Manaus' cultural centre. The Theatre has undergone subsequent restorations; the last of these was in 1990.

Arrival at Salvador International Airport-Luis Eduardo Magalhães. Guests will be met by our staff.

Day 08 : Salvador (B+D)After breakfast, half day tour Salvador. This tour was specially designed for this group. One of the highlights is a walk around Pelourinho considered by UNESCO to be the site of the most significant colonial architecture of the 17th and 18th centuries that still exists in the world today.

Apart from the infinite beauty of its churches, like the gold-gilded St. Francisco church, there are also artistically lit fountains, squares, monuments, museums, and a host of other attractions in Pelourinho.

Day 09 : Salvador – Iguazu Falls (B+D)After breakfast, transfer hotel–airport to board the flight to Iguazu. Arrival at Iguazu. Meet and greet followed by transfer-in to Hotel in deluxe Vehicle with the assistance of an English-speaking guide. Visit Brazilian FallsBrazilian side of the falls.

Day 10: Iguazu (B+D)After breakfast, Free day.

Day 11: Depart Iguazu Departure transfer to onward destination.

Impression of BrazilDuration: 10 Nights / 11 Days

Places: Rio De Janeiro - Manaus (Amazon)

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Highlights: Corcovado Mountain - Imperial Palace - Arco do Teles - Travessa do Comércio - Sao Bento Monastery - The Modern church Art Museum i the Opera house - Dinner And Samba Show - St. Francisco - Brazilian Falls

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Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Iberostar Grand Amazon All Inclusive

Cruise 4 Days/3 Nights.· Entrance fees.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· Air ticket Rio de Jenerio – Manaus.· Air ticket Salvador – Iguazu Falls.· All taxes.


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Rio De Janeiro Places Night (s) 5* Hotels

Muscat 02 Shangri - La Barr Al Jissah Resort

Ras Al Hadd 01 Turtle Beach Resort

Sharqiyah Sands 01 Sama Al Wasil Camp

Nizwa 01 Anantara Al Jabal Al Akhdar Resort

Misfat Al Abryeen 01 Misfat Old House

Mussanah 01 Millennium Resort




02 Pax USD 2250 PP

Single Supplement USD 750 Per SGL 03 Shangri - La Barr Al Jissah Resort

Manaus (Amazon) 03 Turtle Beach Resort

Salvador 02 Sama Al Wasil Camp

Iguazu 02 Anantara Al Jabal Al Akhdar Resort




02 Pax USD 2750 PP


Day 01: Arrive BogotaArrive Bogota, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

It's also home to popular museums, including the Museo Botero, showcasing Fernando Botero's art, and the Museo del Oro, displaying pre-Columbian gold pieces.

Day 02: Bogota – San Agustin (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to San Agustin and explore its UNESCO World Heritage listed pre-Colombian archaeological site with many fascinating statues. There are hundreds of these statues to see spread over a huge area as well as many ancient burial sites.

Day 03: San Agustin (B+D)After breakfast, visit to have some amazing views of the valley. When you're not exploring the archaeological site, consider exploring the area on horseback, take a hike through the hills, try white water rafting or take a jeep tour.

Day 04: San Agustin – Popoyan (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the old city of Popoyan which is known as the White City due to its white colonial architecture. Popoyan has one of the best preserved colonial town centres in Latin America, with lots of cathedrals to explore and the colossal Purace volcano can be seen in the distance. .

Day 05: Popoyan – Cali (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to a vibrant city with a large Afro-Colombian culture and a passion for salsa music. Admire La Ermita, a church famous for its Gothic style architecture before soaking up the lively atmosphere in the Barrio de San Antonio area.

Day 06: Cali – Bogota – Villa de Leyva (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Villa de Leyva an attractive colonial town founded in 1572. The town has been preserved as a national monument, with virtually no modern architecture at all.

Day 07: Villa de Leyva (B+D)After breakfast, enjoy its charming colonial plaza, exploring the narrow streets and private courtyards. This is also a popular area for hiking and mountain biking options.

Day 08: Villa de Leyva – San Gil (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Colombia's adventure sport capital. There are a plethora of activities to do in and around San Gil to kick start the adrenaline, such as white water rafting and bungee jumping.

Day 09: San Gil (B+D)After breakfast, visit the beautiful and quaint village of Barichara or explore Chicamocha National Park along the Chicamocha Canyon. The cable car over the Canyon of Chicamocha is the longest in South America and offers spectacular views.

Day 10: San Gil – Santa Marta (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Santa Marta, the oldest city in Colombia and the first one settled by the Spanish, Santa Marta. The city has an important historical centre and a beautiful old town. It is also our base for a day trip to beautiful Tayrona National Park.

Day 11: Santa Marta (B+D)After breakfast, visit to the best coastline on the continent and is perfect for a spot of escapism. It's a few hours of gentle hiking to reach the secluded beaches where roads and cars have no access.

Day 12: Santa Marta – Cartagena (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the most interesting colonial towns on the continent. There are several interesting sites to see such as a visit to Castillo San Felipe and the fortress on the San Lazaro hill. Beneath this fortress is a maze of tunnels and there are still cannons in place along the battlements.

Day 13: Cartagena (B+D)After Breakfast, visit to the Boca Grande area of Cartagena, where Colombians come for their beach holidays and it is full of shops, nightclubs and bars. Near Cartagena is the Volcán de Lodo El Totumo, a mud volcano where you can relax and wallow in the mud, which is believed to be a good treatment for the skin.

Day 14: Depart CartagenaDeparture transfer to onward destination.

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Duration: 13 Nights / 14 DaysPlaces: Bogota - San Agustin - Popoyan - Cali - Villa de Leyva - San Gil - Santa Marta - Cartagena

Highlights: Gold Museum - Colonial white - washed city - Charming & remote colonial town - Tayrona National Park - Archaeological Park - Colombian culture & salsa music - Colombia's adventure sport capital - Castillo San Felipe - San Lazaro hill

North West Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· Transportation by public bus.· Guided tour of San Agustin Archaeological

Park.· Excursion to Tayrona National Park.· Airport arrival transfer.· Air ticket Cali – Bogota.· Air ticket San Gil – Santa Marta.· All taxes.


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Bogota 01 Hotel Porton

San Agustin 02 Hotel Monasterio

Popoyan 01 Dann Monasterio

Cali 01 Spiwak Chipchape Cali

Villa de Leyva 02 Casa San Pedro Hospedaje

San Gil 02 Terra Barichara

Santa Marta 02 Casa Carolina

Cartagena 02 Hotel Cuellars




02 Pax USD 2950 PP


Day 01: Arrive CartagenaArrive Cartagena, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Cartagena is a port city on Colombia's Caribbean coast. By the sea is the walled Old Town, founded in the 16th century, with squares, cobblestone streets and colorful colonial buildings.

Day 02: Cartagena – Medellin (B+D)After breakfast, Proceed to Medellin where we have the chance to explore the second largest city in Colombia. Famous for its pleasant weather, it earns the nickname “the City of Eternal Spring”.

Day 03: Medellin (B+D)After breakfast, enjoy an orientation tour using local transport, including metro and cable-car. Visit The Metropolitan Cathedral in Boliva Park, which holds the record for most clay bricks of any building in the world with over 1.1 million.

Medellín is the second-largest city in Colombia and the capital of the department of Antioquia. It is located in the Aburrá Valley, a central region of the Andes Mountains in South America. With its surrounding area that includes nine other cities, the metropolitan area of Medellín is the second-largest urban agglomeration in Colombia in terms of population and economy, with more than 3.7 million people.

Day 04: Medellin (B+D)After breakfast, visit a coffee plantation and spend the night in a Hacienda. Learn all about the coffee making process on a coffee tour. We see the roasting process and flavour experimentation, take a walk through the plantation, and visit the wet mill where packaging takes place.

In 1616 the Spaniard Francisco Herrera Campuzano erected a small indigenous village (poblado) known as "Saint Lawrence of Aburrá" (San Lorenzo de Aburra), located in the present-day El Poblado commune.

On 2 November 1675, the queen consort Mariana of Austria founded the Town of Our Lady of Candelaria of Medellín in the Anac region, which today corresponds to the center of the city and first describes the region as "Medellín".

In 1826, the city was named the capital of the Department of Antioquia by the National Congress of the nascent Republic of Gran Colombia, comprised of present-day Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador and Panama.

After Colombia won its independence from Spain, Medellín became the capital of the Federal State of Antioquia until 1888, with the proclamation of the Colombian Constitution of 1886. During the 19th century, Medellín was a dynamic commercial center, first exporting gold, then producing and exporting coffee.

Day 05: Medellin – Salento (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Nestled in the Zona Cafetera region of Colombia, our next stop is Salento, a coffee addicts heaven. We visit the Cocora Valley by jeep where Colombia's national symbol is grown, the wax palms.

Salento is an Andean town in Colombia, west of Bogotá. It's known for its coffee estates and verdant scenery. East is Cocora Valley, where lofty wax palm trees, a national symbol, are home to rare parrots. The town is a gateway to the snow-capped peaks of Los Nevados National Natural Park, to the northeast. In Salento, Calle Real has colorful buildings and craft shops. El Mirador is a viewpoint just northeast of town.

Day 06: Salento (B+D)After breakfast, visit the beautiful valley you can hike through the hills and enjoy the sights. In the evenings, make sure you try the regions speciality, trout fish normally served with rice but cooked many different ways.

Day 07: Salento – Bogota (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the Candelaria district, within walking distance of many of the main sights, including the main square - Plaza Bolívar, the Cathedral and Simon Bolívar's house. Here you can opt to take the cable cab to Monserrate in the incredible city views, or visit the world famous gold museum.

Day 08: Depart BogotaDeparture transfer to onward destination.

Treasure of Cartagena - BogotaDuration: 07 Nights / 08 Days

Places: Cartagena - Medellin - Coffee Plantation - Salento - Bogota

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Highlights: Castillo San Felipe - San Lazaro hill - varieties of coffee - Gold Museum - cable-car - Metropolitan Cathedral - Corcora Valley

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Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Local English speaking guide.· Air Tickets for Cartagena - Medellin· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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Medellin 03 San Fernando Plaza

Salento 02 El Mirador Del Cocora





02 Pax USD 1850 PP


Day 01: Arrive San Jose Arrive San Jose, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

San Jose, Costa Rica's capital, sits in the Central Valley region with the Talamanca Mountains to the south and volcanoes to the north.

Day 02: San Jose – Tortuguero (B+D)Early departure towards Guapiles in the region of Tortuguero. At the “Selva Tropical” restaurant you are going to stop for breakfast. First contact with Costa Rica's exuberant Nature then pass by banana plantations.

At Cano Blanco-La Pavona, the boats will take you through the canals of Tortuguero to the heart of the tropical forest. Observe its rich Caribbean fauna and flora.

Day 03: Tortuguero (B+D)After breakfast, boat trip for a visit to the canals of the Tortuguero National Park in order to discover the great biodiversity of this beautiful national park. It is the habitat of multiple species of birds, monkeys, iguanas. Your guide will help you spot this rich fauna and tropical flora. And to complete the day, a visit to the lodge's botanical garden.

Day 04: Tortuguero – Cano Blanco – Pavona – Arenal (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Cano Blanco-Pavona, and bus to Guapiles. Then, towards the northwest up to the city of La Fortuna. Free time to stroll around the village of La Fortuna. Settle into your hotel. Day 05: Arenal (B+D)After breakfast, a morning dedicated to visiting the National Park of the Arenal volcano, traveling on the marked paths of this volcano, active since 1968, up to the runoffs of dry lava. Walk over the suspended bridges to appreciate the magnificent natural scenery of the park where the noises of the forest have an additional charm.

At the end of the afternoon, a bath in the Baldi thermal waters. These naturally heated swimming pools, with healing qualities, are located in front of an impressive view of the park and the volcano.

Day 06: Arenal – Rincon De La Vieja (B+D)After breakfast, follow up towards the region of Guanacaste, a tropical lowland among the warmest in the country. It is a land of cattle farming and big land properties.

Arrival to the Rincón de la Vieja Park, host to the most beautiful species of orchids in Costa Rica. Discover the thermal waters of Río Negro, known for its baths of volcanic mud right in the middle of nature.

Day 07: Rincon De La Vieja (B+D)After breakfast, visit to the Rincon de la Vieja National Park, declared human heritage by the UNESCO. Walk across the extent of the park, a rare geological splendor of our planet.

The land opens in boiling craters that testify the current volcanic activity. The landscape, very contrasting, houses a thick tropical forest populated by howling monkeys. In this exuberant vegetation you can find the Guaria Morada, the national flower of Costa Rica.

Day 08: Rincon De La Vieja – San Jose (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to San Jose, Settle into the hotel and departure for a visit of the town. San Jose is a perfect example of the capitals of Central America, with an architecture gathering modern buildings and those with an end of XIX century republican style. At Barrio Amon, contemplate the old houses of coffee barons, coffee being still a great resource in the country. Day 09: San Jose – Volcan Poas – Puntarenas (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the Poas Volcano National Park, which has the biggest crater in the country. Observe the large deserted space where the fumaroles are found. Then, departure in shared transportation at 14h45, towards Puntarenas to go to the beach, in All Inclusive, and enjoy the gentle waves of the Pacific.

Day 10: Puntarenas (B+D)After breakfast, all Inclusive, and a free day to take optional tours in the zone or enjoy the hotel's infrastructures.

Day 11: Puntarenas – Depart San JoseDeparture transfer to onward destination.

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Duration: 10 Nights / 11 DaysPlaces: San Jose - Tortuguero - Cano Blanco - Pavona - Arenal - Rincon De La Vieja - San Jose - Volcan Poas - Puntarenas

Highlights: The canals - The Tortuguero National Park - Botanical garden - Bath at the Baldi - thermal waters - Rincon de la Vieja National Park - Las Chorreras waterfall - Poas Volcano National Park

South West Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Shared fluvial transportation in the Tortuguero

National Park.· Meeting and dinner with a Costa Rican family.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· Boat San Jose – Tortuguero.· Boat Tortuguero – Cano Blanco.· All taxes.


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San Jose 02 Radisson Hotel

Tortuguero 02 Laguna Eco Resort

Arenal 02 Arenal Springs

Rincon 02 Sheraton San Jose

Puntarenas 02 Oceano Boutique




02 Pax USD 3350 PP


Day 01: Arrive San Jose Arrive San Jose, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

The city is distinguished by its Spanish colonial buildings, like the ornate, neoclassical National Theatre of Costa Rica overlooking downtown's Plaza de la Cultura, a popular gathering spot.

Day 02: San Jose – Tortuguero (B+D)Proceed to Guapiles in the region of Tortuguero. At the “Selva Tropical” restaurant you are going to stop for breakfast. First contact with Costa Rica's exuberant Nature then pass by banana plantations. At Cano Blanco-La Pavona, the boats will take you through the canals of Tortuguero to the heart of the tropical forest. Observe its rich Caribbean fauna and flora.

During the afternoon, walk in the typical Caribbean village on the coast and visit to the Caribbean Conservation Center, in charge of protecting the sea turtle. Return to the hotel by the beach.

Day 03: Tortuguero (B+D)After breakfast, boat trip for a visit to the canals of the Tortuguero National Park in order to discover the great biodiversity of this beautiful national park. It is the habitat of multiple species of birds, monkeys, iguanas. Your guide will help you spot this rich fauna and tropical flora.

Day 04: Tortuguero – Cano Blanco – Pavona – Arenal (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Cano Blanco-Pavona, and bus to Guapiles. Then, towards the northwest up to the city of La Fortuna, located at the base of the Arenal Volcano, an emblematic image of Costa Rica thanks to its perfect conical shape. Free time to stroll around the village of La Fortuna. Settle into your hotel.

Day 05: Arenal (B+D)After breakfast, visit the National Park of the Arenal volcano, traveling on the marked paths of this volcano, active since 1968, up to the runoffs of dry lava. At the end of the afternoon, a bath in the Baldi thermal waters. These naturally heated swimming pools, with healing qualities, are located in front of an impressive view of the park and the volcano.

Day 06: Arenal – Rincon De La Vieja (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Rincon De La Vieja, follow up towards the region of Guanacaste, a tropical lowland among the warmest in the country. It is a land of cattle farming and big land properties. You will notice without a doubt the farm boys who look like real “cowboys”.

Arrival to the Rincon de la Vieja Park, host to the most beautiful species of orchids in Costa Rica. Discover the thermal waters of Rio Negro, known for its baths of volcanic mud right in the middle of nature.

Day 07: Rincon De La Vieja (B+D)After breakfast, visit to the Rincon de la Vieja National Park, declared human heritage by the UNESCO. Walk across the extent of the park, a rare geological splendor of our planet. The land opens in boiling craters that testify the current volcanic activity.

The landscape, very contrasting, houses a thick tropical forest populated by howling monkeys. In this exuberant vegetation you can find the Guaria Morada, the national flower of Costa Rica.

On the way back, stop to admire the magnificent Las Chorreras waterfall. This waterfall is tied to the Rio Blanco River and together they form a pool of blue transparent water.

Day 08: Rincon De La Vieja – San Jose (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to San Jose, Settle into the hotel and departure for a visit of the town. San Jose is a perfect example of the capitals of Central America, with an architecture gathering modern buildings.

Visit the capital to get to know its main quarters and buildings. You will be able to visit the lung of the town. Pass by the main buildings like the famous National Theatre. Walk at the Parque Sabana where los ticos - Costa Rican´s nickname – come for a stroll.

Day 09: Depart San JoseDeparture transfer to onward destination.

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Highlights: The canals - The Tortuguero National Park - Botanical garden - National Park of the Arenal volcano - Bath at the Baldi thermal waters - The Rincon de la Vieja National Park - Las Chorreras waterfall

Duration: 08 Nights / 09 DaysPlaces: San Jose - Tortuguero Cano Blanco - Pavona - Arenal - Rincon De La Vieja

North West Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Shared fluvial transportation in the Tortuguero

National Park.· Meeting and dinner with a Costa Rican family.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· Boat San Jose – Tortuguero.· Boat Tortuguero – Cano Blanco.· All taxes.


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San Jose 02 Radisson Hotel

Tortuguero 02 Laguna Lodge Eco Resort

Arenal 02 Baldi Hot Springs

Rincon 02 Sheraton San Jose




02 Pax USD 2930 PP


Day 01: Arrive Punta CanaArrive Punta Cana, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Punta Cana, the easternmost tip of the Dominican Republic, abuts the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. It's a region known for its 32km stretch of beaches and clear waters.

Day 02: Punta Cana (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to snorkeling and sailing excursion. Afternoon return at hotel.

Punta Cana is part of the Punta Cana-Bávaro-Veron-Macao municipal district, in the municipality of Higüey, in La Altagracia Province, the easternmost province of the Dominican Republic.

The province's 100-kilometre coastline tends to be mildly windy. The ocean waters are mainly shallows, with several natural marine pools in which visitors can bathe without danger.

Day 03: Punta Cana – Santo Domingo (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Santo Domingo with a stop at the Matilde Cigar factory and the Cave of Wonders.

To the north, it borders the village and beach of Cabeza de Toro, and the Bávaro and El Cortecito beaches. The nearest city, the 500-year-old Higüey, is 45 kilometres away, which takes about an hour to reach by car.

European entrepreneurs, particularly Spanish hotel chains, own all but two of the over 50 megaresorts at the Punta Cana tourism destination.

Day 04: Santo Domingo – Puerto Plata (B+D)After breakfast, half day Santo Domingo walking city tour. After city tour private transfer to Puerto Plata city.

Santo Domingo, officially Santo Domingo de Guzmán, is the capital and largest city in the Dominican Republic and the largest metropolitan area in the Caribbean by population. In 2010, its population was counted as 965,040, rising to 2,908,607 when its surrounding metropolitan area was included. The city is coterminous with the boundaries of the Distrito Nacional, itself bordered on three sides by Santo Domingo Province.

Day 05: Puerto Plata (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Teleferico (the cableway), Puerto Plata city tour, rum factory and Amber museum visit. After visit return to hotel.

Puerto Plata is famous for resorts such as Playa Dorada and Costa Dorada, located east of San Felipe de Puerto Plata. There are a total of 100,000 hotel beds in the city. The only aerial tramway in the Caribbean is located in Puerto Plata, in which visitors can ride up to the Pico Isabel de Torres, a 793 meter high mountain within the city.

Day 06: Puerto Plata (B+D)After breakfast, visit to the 26 lagoons/waterfalls of Damajagua.

The fortification Fortaleza San Felipe, which was built in the 16th century and served as a prison under Rafael Trujillo's dictatorship, lies close to the port of Puerta Plata. The amber museum, is also a well-known attraction in this city. La Isabela, a settlement built by Christopher Columbus, is located near Puerto Plata.

In April 1563, the Spanish settlement became notorious when the English slave trader, Sir John Hawkins, brought 400 people he had abducted from Sierra Leone. Hawkins traded his victims with the Spanish for pearls, hides and sugars, some gold. This was the start of British involvement in the trans-Atlantic slave trade, in which 20 million people were forced into slavery.

Day 07: Puerto Plata (B+D)After breakfast, free day at hotel.

The small bay around which the city was built provides a natural harbor. Puerto Plata is the largest city on the northern seaboard. Its subdivisions include, El Cupey, Maimón, Los Mameyes, Sabana Grande, El Toro, Tubagua, Yásica Abajo and San Marcos. The mountain, Isabel de Torres, is situated some 5 km to the southwest of the city of San Felipe.

Day 08: Puerto Plata – Depart Santo DomingoPrivate transfer to Santo Domingo. Departure transfer to onward destination.

Beauty of Dominican RepublicDuration: 07 Nights / 08 Days

Places: Punta Cana - Santo Domingo - Puerto Plata

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Highlights: Snorkeling and Sailling excursion - Matilde cigar factory - Cave of wonders - Puerto Plata city tour - Rum factory - Amber museum - 26 lagoons - Waterfalls of Damajagua

North & South Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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Punta Cana 02 Bavaro Princess Suites Resort

Santo Domingo 01 Nicolas de Ovando

Puerto Plata 04 Gran Ventana Resort




02 Pax USD 1550 PP


Day 01: Arrive Punta CanaArrive Punta Cana, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

The Bávaro area and Punta Cana combine to form what's known as La Costa del Coco, or the Coconut Coast, an area of lavish, all-inclusive resorts.

Day 02: Punta Cana (B+D)After breakfast, free day at hotel. Punta Cana is part of the Punta Cana-Bávaro-Veron-Macao municipal district, in the municipality of Higüey, in La Altagracia Province, the easternmost province of the Dominican Republic. The area has beaches and balnearios which face both the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, and it has been a popular tourist destination since the 1970s.

Day 03: Punta Cana (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Zip Lines & Hoyo Azul Excursion.

The Punta Cana area has an estimated population of 50,000, with an annual growth rate of 6%. To the north, it borders the village and beach of Cabeza de Toro, and the Bávaro and El Cortecito beaches. The nearest city, the 500-year-old Higüey, is 45 kilometres away, which takes about an hour to reach by car.

Day 04: Punta Cana (B+D)After breakfast, Full day at leisure.

Day 05: Punta Cana - Santo Domingo (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the Santo Domingo with a stop at Matilde Cigar Factory and Cave of Wonders.

Santo Domingo, officially Santo Domingo de Guzmán, is the capital and largest city in the Dominican Republic and the largest metropolitan area in the Caribbean by population. In 2010, its population was counted as 965,040, rising to 2,908,607 when its surrounding metropolitan area was included. The city is coterminous with the boundaries of the Distrito Nacional, itself bordered on three sides by Santo Domingo Province.

Day 06: Santo Domingo – Jarabacoa (B+D)After breakfast, full day at leisure or optional excursion.

Day 07: Jarabacoa (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to River rafting excursion and return to hotel.

Jarabacoa is a town and the second largest municipality in La Vega Province, Dominican Republic. Although many historical details are still unknown, it is very possible that the native people of the island inhabited the valley of Jarabacoa. It is assumed that the city's name was formed out of the words 'Jaraba' and 'Coa', meaning "Land of Waters" in the native language.

Day 08: Jarabacoa (B+D)After breakfast, free day at hotel.

Some say that the Spanish conquistadors actually made it to Jarabacoa in their search for gold, but later abandoned the expedition. Some reasons include, resistance by the natives or as some say, because no large finds were ever made, although to this day gold can be washed from some of the many rivers.

Jarabacoa most likely belonged to the Chiefdom of Maguana making it part of the kingdom of Cibao. Necessary archaeological work has yet to take place, but it can be assumed that the natives lived in the area long before the arrival of Christopher Columbus.

Day 09: Jarabacoa – Puerto Plata (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Puerto Plata city.

Day 10: Puerto Plata (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the Teleferico (the cableway), Puerto Plata city tour, rum factory and Amber museum visit. Day 11: Puerto Plata (B+D)After breakfast, visit to the 26 lagoons/waterfalls of Damajagua.

Day 12: Puerto Plata (B+D)After breakfast, free day at hotel.

Day 13: Puerto Plata – Depart Santo Domingo Departure transfer to onward destination.

Highlights of Dominican RepublicDuration: 12 Nights / 13 Days

Places: Punta Cana - Santo Domingo - Jarabacoa - Puerto Plata

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Highlights: Zip lines - Hoyo azul excursion - Matilde cigar factory - Cave of wonders - River rafting excursion - Puerto Plata city tour - Rum factory - Amber museum - 26 lagoons - Waterfalls of Damajagua




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Punta Cana 04 Bavaro Princess Suites Resort

Santo Domingo 01 Nicolas De Ovando

Jarabacoa 03 Rancho Balguate

Puerto Plata 04 Gran Ventana Resort




02 Pax USD 2000 PP


Best of Ecuador

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Duration: 06 Nights / 07 DaysPlaces: Quito - Pupulahua - Cotopaxi - Patate - Banos de Agua Santa - Alausi - Ingapirca - Cuenca - Guayaquil

Highlights: Cotopaxi National Park - Inti Nan Solar Museum in the Middle of the World - Devil´s nose train

Day 01: Arrive QuitoArrive Quito, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Quito, Ecuador's capital, sits high in the Andean foothills at an altitude of 2,850m. These include the cathedral, in the Plaza Grande square, and ultra-ornate Compañia de Jesús Jesuit church.

Day 02: Quito Middle of the World Pululahua (B+D)– –After breakfast, visit Quito and the Center of the World. This tour starts early in the morning to visit the Panecillo Hill, place to have a panoramic view of the city.

The tour will then continue from the Basilica Church, the San Juan Viewpoint. After walking through the colonial streets, we will then stop at the Independence Plaza admiring the Cathedral, the Government's Palace and a Ronda Street.

Furthermore, we will visit The Company Church, the Sagrario Church and San Francisco Church. After lunch we will visit the current equatorial line and straddle the two hemispheres. In addition, you'll have a chance to participate in several experiments on Intinan Museum.

In the Middle of the World city´s complex, you will be able to visit a fascinating ethnographical museum. You will also enjoy of the amazing landscape in Pululahua inhabited crater just 5 minutes from the latitud cero inside of the Pululahua Geobotanical Reserve.

Day 03: Quito Cotopaxi Patate Banos de Agua Santa – – –(B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Highway to the south, to visit the Cotopaxi National Park, around the magnificent Cotopaxi Volcano. After an hour and a half, the entrance to the park is reached. Upon arrival to the park there is an introductory briefing about the habitat of the Andean paramo or moorlands, its flora and fauna in the small Interpretation Center.

Outside the volcano not far from the National Park is a charming hacienda. Mingle with the llamas of the hacienda and stroll along a rose plantation, many varieties, many colours, ready for exportation.

From here, descend towards the town of Patate, to spend the night at a 300-year old hacienda, hidden among the mountains, a magical ambience. This place is full of stories about those who left in search of the treasure of the Incas in the nearby Llanganatis mountains - and never returned.

Day 04: Banos de Agua Santa Alausi (B+D) –After breakfast, we take a spectacular route along the gorge of the Pastaza River to the town of Banos, right at the foot of Tungurahua Volcano, from where the thermal waters that gave it its name emerge. We will drive along the Route of the Cascades to El Pailon del Diablo-the most adventurous will descend (medium difficulty) to observe the impressive cascade up close, surrounded by subtropical vegetation and orchids.

Afternoon, a short stroll along Banos, a town with an international pulse, full of people from all over the world as well as many locals who pilgrimage to the Sanctuary of the Virgin of Holy Water. In the afternoon we will go to Alausi. Day 05: Alausi Ingapirca Cuenca (B+D) – –After breakfast, visit the small town of Alausi, the beating heart of the rehabilitation of the Ecuadorian Railway Company in the last years. Here there is time to visit the local museum Condor Pununa built and run by the Nizag community, see the display of local handcrafts, fruit and medicinal plants and try the local coffee.

The train whistle calls guests back on board for the return to the Station of Alausi, where a light snack is served to regain strength. Continue exploring the Andean world by motorcoach to the south, visiting the Inca Fortress of Ingapirca en-route. Arrival to Cuenca at dusk.

Day 06: Cuenca – Guayaquil (B+D)After breakfast, visit the small town of Alausi, the beating heart of the rehabilitation of the Ecuadorian Railway Company in the last years.

Great effort has been made to restore the 100-year old train to its old glory and romance. Stations have been renewed, railways and sleepers replaced, engines and classic coaches renovate, and, most important, the project involves the local communities along the route in the rail operation.

The highlight is the thrilling 800-metre (2630-foot) descent on the zigzag cuttings on the rock of the Devil's Nose. At the bottom one finds the newly renovated Station of Sibambe.

Day 07: Depart GuayaquilDeparture transfer to onward destination.

South West Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees: La Compania Church,

Inti Nan Solar Museum, La Basilica Church, Pailon del Diablo & Manto de la Novia Waterfalls, Ingapirca ruins, Cotopaxi National Park.

· Train ticket Alusi – Ingapirca.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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Places Night 5* Hotels

Quito 02 Casa Gangotena

Banos de Agua Santa 01 Luna Runtin Spa

Alausi 01 Posada De Las Nubes

Cuenca 01 Boutique Santa Lucia

Guayaquil 01 Oro Verde




02 Pax USD 1900 PP


Day 01: Arrive Quito Arrive Quito, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Day 02: Quito – Middle of the World – Pululahua (B+D)After breakfast, visit the Panecillo Hill, a place to have a panoramic view of the city. The tour will then continue from the Basilica Church.

After walking through the colonial streets, we will then stop at the Independence Plaza admiring the Cathedral, the Government's Palace and a Ronda Street. Furthermore, we will visit The Company Church, the Sagrario Church and San Francisco Church. In addition, you'll have a chance to participate in several experiments on Intinan Museum.

We’ll visit a fascinating ethnographical museum that gives a great overview of the many distinct cultures of this small country. You will also enjoy of the amazing landscape in Pululahua inhabited crater just 5 minutes from the latitud cero inside of the Pululahua Geobotanical Reserve.

Day 03: Quito – Otavalo – San Pablo – Cuicocha – Quito (B+D)After breakfast, We will take the north Panamerican up to our first stop in the San Pablo lake. Then we will go to Cotacachi, best known for its leather goods.

You can find leather jackets, boots, hand bags, just about everything and after that we will head up to Cuicocha lagoon (Guinea Pig Lagoon). During the solstice the natives go to the middle of the lake to make offerings finally, return to Quito.

Day 04: Quito – Papallacta (B+D)After breakfast, full day tour that goes through the valley of Tumbaco and reaches Papallacta Hot Springs, just in the southeast side of the Cayambe-Coca Ecological Reserve famous place by its thermal water pools in Napo province. After hiking we will go back to the thermal waters.

Day 05: Papallacta – Cotopaxi (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Cotopaxi National Park in Cotopaxi province where we will visit the Interpretation Center and Limpiopungo lagoon, possibility to take a short hike in the surrounding of Limpiopungo valley. Then, if the National Park allows us, we can get up to the glazier.

Day 06: Cotopaxi – Quilotoa – Banos de Agua Santa (B+D) After breakfast, a full day tour that goes through the valley of Tumbaco and reaches Papallacta Hot Springs, just in the southeast side of the Cayambe-Coca Ecological Reserve famous place by its thermal water pools in Napo province. After hiking we will go back to the thermal waters

Day 07: Banos de Agua Santa – Alausi (B+D)After breakfast, full day of exploration of the town of Banos and the picturesque Valley of the waterfalls. We will visit Pailon del Diablo.

Also, we will have the opportunity to visit the stunning Manto de La Novia waterfall. After that, you could visit the hot springs which the town has been named. We’ll Visit to The House Tree, rafting, rest in the hotel.

Day 08: Alausí – Ingapirca – Cuenca (B+D)After breakfast, visit a beautiful old town with one hundred houses. Time to take the spectacular train, considered the most difficult train of the XX century. The train descends and then returns to Alausi again.

Then we will depart to visit the indigenous market of Canar before reaching the ruins of Ingapirca for a complete tour of the ruins and archeological museum, during the visit you will see the vestiges of. After that we will go to Cuenca.

Day 09: Cuenca – Parque Nacional del Cajas (B+D)After breakfast, visit to Cajas National Park, which is located 30km east of Cuenca. In this area there are about 200 recreational lakes propagated between 3,150 m 4,450 m. The lakes are connected by small rivers and crystal clear waters flowing into the Pacific. After a walk through the mountains, we'll return to the city of Cuenca.

Day 10 : Cuenca – Guayaquil (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Guayaquil (4 hours) In the afternoon, we will have a walking tour around “Malecon 2000” and “Las Peñas” neighborhood.

Day 11: Depart GuayaquilDeparture transfer to onward destination.

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Duration: 10 Nights / 11 DaysPlaces: Quito - Otavalo - San Pablo - Papallacta - Cotopaxi - Quilotoa - Banos - Alausí - Ingapirca - Cuenca - Guayaquil

Highlights: Town of Tigua - Middle of the World - The Company Church - The Sagrario Church - San Francisco Church - Flora and fauna - Cotopaxi National Park - Cajas National Park - Cuenca

South west Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees La Companaa Church, Inti Nan

Solar Museum, La Basilica Church, Pailon del Diablo & Manto de la Novia Waterfalls, Ingapirca ruins, Cotopaxi National Park, Cajas National Park.

· Train tickets Alausi – Ingapirca.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.

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Excludes· Mules in Quilotoa ($10.00).· Personal Expenses.· Camera / Video Camera Fees.· Medical Aid.· Tips.· Travel Insurance.· Visa (If any).







Papallacta 01 Termas De Papallacta Lodge & Spa

Cotopaxi 01 Hacienda San Agustin

Banos 01 Luna Runtin Spa

Alausi 01 Posada De Las Nubes

Cuenca 02 Boutique Santa Lucia

Guayaquil 01 Oro Verde




02 Pax USD 2930 PP


Day 01: Arrive Quito Arrive Quito, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Constructed on the foundations of an ancient Incan city, it's known for its well-preserved colonial center, rich with 16th- and 17th-century churches and other structures blending European, Moorish and indigenous styles.

Day 02: Quito – Middle of the World – Pululahua (B+D)After breakfast, visit the Panecillo Hill, a place to have a panoramic view of the city. The tour will then continue from the Basilica Church, where we will make a brief stop and next, the “San Juan Mirador” from where you will have a beautiful sight of The Colonial Centre of Quito.

After walking through the colonial streets, we will then stop at the Independence Plaza admiring the Cathedral, the Government's Palace and a Ronda Street. Furthermore, we will visit The Company Church, the Sagrario Church and San Francisco Church, which was built during the 17th century.

Later visit the current equatorial line and straddle the two hemispheres. In addition, you'll have a chance to participate in several experiments on Intinan Museum (such as watching water go down a drain in a different direction only inches away from either side of the equator, or balancing an egg on a nail, or using an ancient sun dial, etc.).

You will also enjoy of the amazing landscape in Pululahua inhabited crater just 5 minutes from the latitud cero inside of the Pululahua Geobotanical Reserve.

Day 03: Quito – Otavalo – San Pablo – Quito (B+D)After breakfast, we will take the north Panamerican up to our first stop in San Pablo lake, where you will enjoy of a nice view of the volcano and the lake. Then we will visit an indigenous weaving workshop in Peguche.

We will visit an indigenous family that will show us how to make andean music instruments and how to play them. Then we will go to Cotacachi, best known for its leather goods. You can find leather jackets, boots, hand bags, just about everything.

The quality is very good and its fairly inexpensive and after that we will head up to Cuicocha lagoon (Guinea Pig Lagoon). Cuicocha Lake is in the crater of an extinct volcano that last erupted 3000 years ago. During the solstice the natives go to the middle of the lake to make offerings Finally, return to Quito.

Day 04: Quito – Cotopaxi (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Cotopaxi National Park in Cotopaxi province where we will visit the Interpretation Center and Limpiopungo lagoon; possibility to take a short hike in the surrounding of Limpiopungo valley, then if the National Park allows us we can get up the glazier.

Day 05: Cotopaxi – Quilotoa – Papallacta (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Quilotoa, we will stop to visit and indigenous local house from the “Paramos”, we will observe their clothes and customs, but the most important thing is that we are going to be with them in a typical indigenous house made of straw.

We will share with them a short moment talking, watching and learning from them, about their life and how they prepare the soil to sow. We will also visit the town of Tigua, famous for its naive paintings.

We will continue up to the Quilotoa volcano, where you will be able to descend to the lake located inside the crater or just walk around the crater. Enjoy of the most beautiful landscape in the highlands and traditional indigenous villages.

Day 06: Papallacta – Quito (B+D)After breakfast, visit to Papallacta hot springs, just in the southeast side of the Cayambe-Coca Ecological Reserve famous place by its thermal water pools in Napo province.

Here we can admire the beauty of nature rich in flora and fauna. After hiking we will go back to the thermal waters and enjoy a delicious bath taking advantage of the medicinal benefits that this place spring offers.

Day 07: Depart QuitoDeparture transfer to onward destination.

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Duration: 06 Nights / 07 DaysPlaces: Quito - Middle of the World - Pululahua - Otavalo - San Pablo - Cotopaxi - Quilotoa - Papallacta

Highlights: The Company Church - the Sagrario Church - San Francisco Church - Indigenous family - The town of Tigua - Cotopaxi National Park - Flora and fauna

North Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees La Compania Church, Inti

Nan Solar Museum, La Basilica Church, Cotopaxi National Park, Quilotoa Lagoon.

· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.

Excludes· Mules in Quilotoa ($10.00).· Personal Expenses.· Camera / Video Camera Fees.· Medical Aid.· Tips.· Travel Insurance.· Visa (If any).

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Cotopaxi 01 Hacienda San Agustin

Papallacta 01 Termas De Papallacta Lodge




02 Pax USD 2400 PP


Day 01: Arrive San Salvador Arrive San Salvador, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

San Salvador is the capital and largest city of El Salvador and its eponymous department. It is the country's political, cultural, educational and financial center.

Day 02: San Salvador (B+D) After breakfast, visit to Volcano Of San Salvador-Eco Park "Hawthorn"-Ciudad-Puerta Of The Devil. We will make a pleasant walk of just 35 minutes in the Echo Park El Espino to enjoy the forest of the San Salvador volcano. In addition, you'll see Infiernillos place.

Later we climb in vehicle to 1893msnm to learn about the National Park the Boqueroncito. We will visit the historic centre of San Salvador to visit the Metropolitan Cathedral, the National Palace, the Mural of the martyrs and the Church del Rosario. Finally, we will go to the impressive Puertadel Diablo.

Day 03: San Salvador – Guazapa – Suchitoto (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to experience the adventure in one of the most important stages in the time of our armed conflict known as the volcano of Guazapa.

We received by guides who lived through the conflict which we describe us with a luxury of details on this difficult stage in our history lived with them in Guazapa. Visit where camps were guerrillas and the famous "tatus", used by the guerrillas to hide from air raids by the Salvadoran air force.

The climate of peace and friendship which currently exists between all residents makes us reflect and hope in a more humane world and better quality of life. The hike lasts between 3 and half hours to 4 hours. However, you can choose to make the journey on horseback.

Day 04: Suchitoto – El Salvador (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to boat ride in the beautiful Lake of Suchitlan towards the Isla de los Pájaros where you can appreciate the sighting of hundreds of birds that nest on the island, we are not allowed down it for reasons of environmental preservation.

Then, we will go to the Pacific coast of El Salvador, specifically to the coast of liberty, famous for its sandy beaches black and great waves for surfing, where you can enjoy a day of beach and a beautiful sunset.

Day 05: El Salvador (B+D)After breakfast, awesome with the colossal beauty of the volcano of Santa Ana (Ilamatepec) or the volcano Izalco land of Black Sands.

We will depart from the Park El Cerro Verde National towards the impressive crater, doing four hours of long walk without the need of special equipment for the terrain is relatively easy ascent and descent.

We will enjoy unforgettable scenery of the cordillera Apaneca-Ilamatepec of Lake Coatepeque and extensive valleys of fertile land that makes up El Salvador.

Day 06: El Salvador (B+D)After breakfast, enjoy the beauty of the Western landscape of the country visiting picturesque villages such as (tradition in production of crafts of indigenous origin) Nahuizalco, Juayua, Apaneca and.

Mountains and volcanoes will make this tour an unforgettable moment. In addition, we will carry out a pure adrenaline ride sliding on wires of the Apaneca Canopy located in the cloudy forest of El Salvador.

Day 07: El Salvador – San Salvador (B+D)After breakfast, the adventure with an exciting Buggy tour, starting in Apaneca the ancient volcanic crater known today as Laguna Verde with duration of two hours and a half.

At the same time we will enjoy the Route The Flowers' Route where we will be surrounded by one of the best sceneries in the country to finally relax with a delicious bath in the warm waters of the springs of Santa Tereza. Transfer to San Salvador.

Day 08: Depart San SalvadorDeparture transfer to onward destination.

Taste of El Salvador

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Duration: 07 Nights / 08 DaysPlaces: San Salvador - Guazapa - Suchitoto - El Salvador

Highlights: Metropolitan Cathedral - The National Palace - The Mural of the martyrs - The Church del Rosario - Echo Park El Espino - Boat ride in the beautiful Lake of Suchitlan

Central Region



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San Salvador 03 Crowne Plaza

Suchitoto 01 Los Almendros De San Lorenzo

El Salvador 03 Quality Hotel




02 Pax USD 1950 PP


Best of El Salvador

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Duration: 07 nights / 08 DaysPlaces: San Salvador - El Salvador - Suchitoto - El Mozote

Highlights: Joya de Ceren - Mayan village - Waterfalls of Don Juan - Tazumal Archaeological Park - Boat ride on the Jatequepe estuary

Day 01: Arrive San Salvador Arrive San Salvador, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

It is the country's political, cultural, educational and financial center. Its eponymous department.

Day 02: San Salvador (B+D)After breakfast, visit the main residential city, its most important avenues, the crafts market and the historic downtown of San Salvador, where we meet the Metropolitan Cathedral, the National Palace, the Mural of the martyrs and the Church of El Rosario.

Then, we will go to the impressive Puertadel Diablo. In addition, looks at la crater of the San Salvador volcano which last erupted in the year of 1917. Tour includes a delicious typical dish and a drink.

Day 03: San Salvador – El Tazumal – El Salvador (B+D)After breakfast, visit Joya de Ceren, Mayan village, declared by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage site in 1993 and considered the "Pompea de America", the pyramids of the ceremonial center of San Andres and the Museum.

Ending with a visit to Tazumal Archaeological Park where we visit the most impressive Mayan pyramid in El Salvador. It includes panoramic views of beautiful Lake Coatepeque of volcanic origin and visit to the historic centre of Santa Ana, where we can appreciate the beauty of the architecture of the Cathedral and its theatre.

Day 04: El Salvador (B+D)After breakfast, enjoy the beauty of the Western landscape of the country visiting picturesque villages such as (tradition in production of crafts of indigenous origin) Nahuizalco, Juayua, Apaneca and.

Mountains and volcanoes will make this tour an unforgettable moment. Includes visit to the waterfalls of Don Juan

Day 05: El Salvador – Suchitoto (B+D)After breakfast, visit Suchitoto (in Nahuat "Place of the flower bird") and enjoy an interesting walk towards our colonial past. In addition, we can place us in the natural beauty of the areataking a stroll in boat in Lake Suchitlán to appreciate the lush, mountainous landscape and observe an incredible quantity of birds nest on the ”Island of birds”.

Day 06: Suchitoto – El Mozote (B+D)After breakfast, visit the Department of Morazan, one of the most beautiful regions of the country, but during our historical conflict was punished by fierce battles between the army and the guerrillas.

Currently Morazán enjoys peace, which revives the charm of its mountains, rivers of crystal clear water and the warmth typical of the region.

We will make a historic expedition in the Museum of the revolution (Periquín) and an ecological walk to enter in contact with nature. Other points of interest: Sapo River and the mural at el Mozote victims.

Day 07: El Mozote (B+D)After breakfast, visit one of the most beautiful beaches known as the Costa del Sol El Salvador, including one night's accommodation in a hotel facing the sea, the perfect place to relax or make a tour boat among mangroves, Lempa River (the main river of the country) and the mouth of the Lempa where the river join the Pacific Ocean. The beach hotel is only 35 minutes from the international airport of El Salvador.

El Mozote is a village in the Morazán department in El Salvador. It was the site of the El Mozote massacre during the civil war in December 1981 when nearly 1,000 civilians were killed by the U.S.

School of the Americas-trained Salvadoran Army unit known as the Atlacatl Battalion.

In the lapse of three days every inhabitant of the village was executed.

On the fatal day of December 10, soldiers rousted the civilians from their homes and gathered them in the central plaza where they were forced to lie down on the streets.

Day 08: El Mozote – Depart San SalvadorDeparture transfer to onward destination.




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San Salvador 02 Crowne Plaza

El Salvador 02 Tazumal House

Suchitoto 01 Los Almendros San Lorenzo

El Mozote 02 Villa Verde




02 Pax USD 1910 PP


Day 01: Arrive MexicoArrive Mexico, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Mexico is a country between the U.S. and Central America that's known for its Pacific and Gulf of Mexico beaches and its diverse landscape of mountains, deserts and jungles.

Day 02: Mexico (B+D)After breakfast, the morning City Tour will concentrate on the area of the Zocalo. There will be an option for those who wish to visit the ruins of the 'Templo Mayor'.

This is a recently-discovered ruin of an Aztec Temple next to the Cathedral and it also has a small museum. The afternoon will be devoted to the Museum of Anthropology, considered the best of its kind.

Day 03: Mexico (B+D)After breakfast, visit the Plaza of Cultures, so-called because of the ruins of an Aztec Temple, a church from the Spanish Conquest and a 'modern' housing estate all to be seen in the area.

The tour continues to the Basilica of Guadalupe, the people can appreciate the old Basilica as well as the newer building. Then the tour continues to the imposing Pyramids of Teotihuacan, probably the greatest vestige of the Aztec Empire, the temple of Quetzatcoatl, walk along the 'Avenue of the Dead' and also visit the Museum.

Day 04: Mexico – Tuxtla Gutierrez – San Cristobal (B+D)After breakfast, transfer to the airport for flight from Mexico City to Tuxtla Gutierrez. Just at the other side of the town is the magnificent Sumidero Canyon, where the River Grijalva cuts its way through the high rock formations. This is the place where the local Indians hurled themselves into the Canyon rather than submit to the Spanish Conquerors.

Day 05: San Cristobal (B+D)After breakfast, visit the Indian villages of San Juan Chamula and Zinancantan lie just outside San Cristobal. There will be a visit to the special church where they carry out their religious practices. Zinacantan is where the Indians wear brightly-coloured clothes, the road to this village offers a fabulous scenery!

Day 06: San Cristobal – Palenque (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Palenque comes out of the Chiapan Highlands and down to the more jungle-like scenery in the area of the famous ruins. About 1 hour out of nearby the road are the beautiful Waterfalls of Agua Azul, considered one of the wonders of Mexico, the water comes straight out of the mountains and cascades down several falls into turquoise pools surrounded by jungle.

Day 07: Palenque – Campeche (B+D)After breakfast, visit the extensive ruins at Palenque, surrounded by emerald jungle, Palenque's setting is superb and its Mayan architecture and decoration are exquisite, at the peak of Palenque's power, the entire city was painted vermilion, you should not miss the crypt in the Temple of inscriptions and the museum, everything you will see here was achieved without metal tools, pack animals or the wheel!

Day 08: Campeche – Merida (B+D)After breakfast, visit the ruins at Uxmal and Kabah. The first ruins visited are at Kabah, undoubtedly the most impressive building here is the Palace of the Masks, offering an amazing sight. Then one of the highlights of Yucatan, the ruins at Uxmal. There will be plenty of time to visit all the major points of the ruins such as the Pyramid of the magician, the Nunnery quadrangle, the House of turtles and the Governor's Palace before continuing on to Merida to arrive in the late afternoon.

Day 09: Merida – Chichen Itza – Cancun (B+D)After breakfast, the new highway from Merida to Cancun passes by Chichen Itza, one of the largest and best kept sites in Mexico. Don't miss the towering Castillo with its cosmological symbolism - There are 365 steps (depicting the solar year), 52 panels (for each year in the Mayan century) and 18 terraces (for the number of months in the religious year). The enormous ball court nearby, is the largest ever discovered.

Day 10: Cancun (B+D)After breakfast, day at leisure to enjoy the beautiful waters and the clear - white sand of Cancun.

Day 11: Depart Cancun Departure transfer to onwards destination.

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Duration: 10 Nights / 11 DaysPlaces: Mexico - Tuxtla Gutierrez - San Cristobal - Palenque - Campeche - Merida - Chichen Itza - Cancun

Highlights: The 18th Century Cathedral - The National Palace - Aztec Temple - The temple of Quetzatcoatl - The Indian villages of San Juan Chamula - Beautiful Waterfalls of Agua Azul

East & South Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Air ticket Mexico – Tuxtla Gutierrez.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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Mexico 03 Krystal Grand

San Cristobal 02 Casa Del Alma

Palenque 01 Piedra De Agua Palenque

Campeche 01 Aak-Bal All Suite Resort

Merida 01 Villa Mercedes Intercontinental

Cancun 02 Presidente Intercontinental




02 Pax USD 8200 PP


Day 01: Arrive MexicoArrive Mexico, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

In capital Mexico City, upscale shops, renowned museums and gourmet restaurants cater to modern life.

Day 02: Mexico (B+D)After breakfast, panoramic city tour, pass along the prestigious Reforma Avenue to the historic city centre, where the Palace of Fine Arts (Opera House), the Zocalo (Main Square) flanked by the Cathedral, the National Palace Government Buildings and the remains of the Templo Mayor are located.

It is an unexpected green city with a mixture of colonial, traditional and ultra-modern architecture with plenty of art sculptures as well as a widely functional public transportation system of Metrobus and Underground.

Day 03: Mexico (B+D)After breakfast, visit the Shrine of Guadalupe, the centre of Indian Catholic worship in Mexico. On the way stop at the Square of the 3 Cultures. Then continue to the Pyramids of Teotihuacan (UNESCO World Heritage site) north of the city, the largest discovered ancient Indian city of Central America.

Day 04: Mexico – Merida (B+D)After breakfast, at the indicated time, transfer to the airport for your connecting flight to Merida/Yucatan. On arrival welcome by our local representative and transfer to your hotel. Baggage handling is optional.

Day 05: Merida (B+D)After breakfast, visit the Cathedral, the Regional Museum of Anthropology and History, the Montejo Residence as well as the Zocalo and the Market. Early afternoon tour to Uxmal (UNESCO World Heritage) including the best Light & Sound Show in Mexico, where you can admire the impressive drama of the history of this amazing people.

The Pyramid of the Soothsayer, as the Spanish called it, dominated the ceremonial centre which comprises carefully-designed buildings richly decorated with symbols and with sculptures depicting Chaac, the rain god.

Day 06: Merida (B+D)After breakfast, excursion to Celestun, a 59,000 ha wide natural reserve about 90 km from Merida. In a tropical setting at a river entering the Gulf of Mexico you will observe pink flamingos, cormorants and other species in their natural habitat.

Day 07: Merida - Chichen Itza (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the picturesque colonial village of Izamal, where the main square of the Monastery of S. Anthony of Padua is the 2nd largest arcade place in the world next to St. Peter's square in Rome. After a short visit continue to the Pyramids of Chichen-Itza, UNESCO World Heritage and one of the most important religious sites of the Mayan culture, where you will see the pyramid Kukulcán, the ball game court, the observatory and other buildings. This site is one of the most impressive testimonies to the Mayan-Toltec civilization of the Yucatan (10th to 15th centuries).

Day 08: Chichen Itza – Riviera (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the Riviera Maya at the Mexican Caribbean, visiting on route Tulum, unique a Mayan fortress on the coast, which castle and temple prove influences of Toltec's and other cultures.

Day 09: Riviera (B+D)After breakfast, day free for leisure at one of the most beautiful beaches in Mexico with very fine, white sand and the Caribbean turquoise blue water. Playa del Carmen, 60 km from Cancun, was originally a typical fisher-men's village, which has prospered to become the most bohemian town at the Riviera Maya.

Besides of excellent beaches in the Mexican Caribbean, Playa del Carmen is characterized by a charming city centre with pedestrian zones with plenty boutiques and restaurants; street cafés and bars invite for strolling and enjoy the lively atmosphere.

Day 10: Riviera (B+D)After breakfast, day free for leisure.

Day 11: Riviera – Depart Cancun Departure transfer to onwards destination.

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Highlights: The National Palace Government Buildings - The Chapultepec Park - The Pyramids of Teotihuacan - Light & Sound Show in Mexico - Monastery of S. Anthony of Padua - The Pyramids of Chichen - Itza - The pyramid Kukulcán

East & South Region

Duration: 10 Nights / 11 DaysPlaces: Mexico - Merida - Chichen Itza - Riviera - Cancun

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Local English speaking guide.· Air ticket Mexico – Merida.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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Mexico City 03 Krystal Grand

Merida 03 Villa Mercedes Intercontinental

Chichen Itza 01 The Lodge at Chichen

Riviera Maya 03 The Fairmont Mayakoba




02 Pax USD 3250 PP


Best of Peru

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Duration: 08 Nights / 09 DaysPlaces: Lima - Cusco - Sacred Valley - Macchu Picchu - Puno

Day 01: Arrive Lima Arrive Lima, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Lima, the capital of Peru, lies on the country's arid Pacific coast. Though its colonial center is preserved, it's a bustling metropolis and one of South America's largest cities.

Day 02: Lima (B+D)After breakfast, city tour in Lima. We start our tour with a great panoramic view of The Parque del Amor and La Huaca Pucllana. We’ll visit The Paseo de la Republica, San Martin Square, the Plaza Mayor, Government Palace, Archibishop's Palace, the Basilica Cathedral and the Municipal Palace.

After visiting the centre of Lima, San Isidro, stopping at its Olive Grove. Finally, we will visit Miraflores with its nice shopping center named Larco Mar, which was built on a spectacular cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Return to hotel.

Day 03: Lima – Cusco - Sacred Valley (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the Lima’s airport flight to Cusco. Arrival at Cusco and transfer of Sacred Valley. One-and-a-half hour scenic drive through stunning landscapes to the Sacred Valley of the Incas.

On the way we will stop at a point known as El Mirador, The Sacred Valley was undoubtedly a key area of settlement to the Incas. Later on, we will drive towards the modern town of Pisac, where there is a peculiar market that deserve to be visited. Afterwards transfer to the hotel.

Day 04: Sacred Valley – Macchu Picchu – Cusco (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Macchu Picchu. This excursion we make by Vistadome train. We must be at the Ollantaytambo railway station. As the train leaves Ollantaytambo to begin the last part of its journey to Machu Picchu, the temple complex known as The Fortress.

Emerging from a short tunnel, a series of beautiful agricultural terraces marks the ruins of Qente, which in Quechua means hummingbird. Machu Picchu stands 2,430 m above sea-level, in the middle of a tropical mountain forest. The natural setting, on the eastern slopes of the Andes, encompasses the upper Amazon basin with its rich diversity of flora and fauna.

The guided tour in Machu Picchu will last about 2 hours, and afterwards you will have free time to explore the ruins on your own. Snacks are served on the journey back to Ollantaytambo. Arriving and transfer to the hotel in Cusco. Transfer to the hotel.

Day 05: Cusco (B+D)After breakfast, City tour and near ruins excursion in Cusco. We start off by visiting the huge Inca Ceremonial Center of Sacsayhuaman. The origin of the temple of Sacsayhuaman is still today unknown. Later on we will visit another important Inca site known as “Qenqo”.

We’ll visit to the archaeological Inca site of “Tambomachay”, a temple dedicated to the God of Water. We will return to Cusco, where we will visit one of the most sacred Inca buildings, The Temple of Koricancha, the beautiful Cathedral of Cusco. After our city tour our local guide will drop you off at your hotel. Overnight at hotel.

Day 06: Cusco – Puno (B+D)After breakfast, departure to the City of Puno. During the trip, we pass by the lovely Huacarpay Lake, offering spectacular views of the mountains reflected in its calm waters. We proceed to the beautiful Town of Andahuaylillas, and visit the Church of San Pedro de Andahuaylillas, Raqchi archaeological center, Sicuani town, La Raya pass and Pukara museum.

Day 07: Puno (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to in Puno, relax during a scenic drive parallel to the glittering Lake Titcaca. Climb aboard a small boat and set sail for the islands of Uros and Taquille, man-made Learn about the logistical problems of the rotting reed foundations, then return to the boat for the next leg of your voyage. Continue our tour to Taquile Island. After your culturally enriching exploration, return to the mainland and venture back to your hotel in Puno.

Day 08: Puno – Lima (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the Juliaca´ airport in order to take your private flight to Lima. Arrival at Lima and transfer to hotel.

Day 09: Depart Lima Departure transfer to onward destination.

Highlights: The Parque del Amor - San Martin Square - The Plaza Mayor - Government Palace -Archibishop's Palace - The Basilica Cathedral - The Municipal Palace - Miraflores - Museum Larco Herrera - “Tambomachay”, a temple - The Temple of Koricancha - The Church of San Pedro de Andahuaylillas

South West Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Sacred Valley excursion + lunch.· Entrance fees.· Private city tour and near ruins in Cusco

and near ruins - Uros and Taquile Islands excursions with lunch (private).

· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· Air ticket Lima – Cusco.· Air ticket Puno – Lima.· Train Sacred Valley – Macchu Picchu.· Train Macchu Picchu – Cusco.· All taxes.


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Lima 03 Estelar Miraflores

Sacred Valley 01 Aranwa Wellness

Cusco 02 Aranwa Boutique

Puno 02 Libertador Esteves




02 Pax USD 2890 PP


Day 01: Arrive Lima Arrive Lima, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

It's home to the Museo Larco collection of pre-Columbian art and the Museo de la Nación, tracing the history of Peru's ancient civilizations.

Day 02: Lima (B+D)After breakfast, city tour of Lima. We start our tour with a great panoramic view of The Parque del Amor and La Huaca Pucllana, Among them stand out, The Paseo de la Republica, San Martin Square and the Plaza Mayor, Government Palace, Archibishop's Palace, the Basilica Cathedral and the Municipal Palace. Finally, we will visit Miraflores with its nice shopping center named Larco Mar. Museum Larco Herrera. Return to our hotel. Day 03: Lima – Cusco – Sacred Valley (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Cusco. Reception at the airport and transfer to Sacred Valley. Afterwards we will take a road that winds over the mountains north of Cusco. Later on, we will drive towards the modern town of Pisac. Afterwards we will meet for lunch in a nice local restaurant to enjoy good Andean food. Afterwards transfer to the hotel.

Day 04: Sacred Valley – Macchu Picchu – Cusco (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Macchu Picchu. In this fertile microclimate fed by a nearby waterfall, giant hummingbirds are indeed a common sight in the early morning and bright flowers bloom all year round. We must be at the railway station. Arriving and transfer to the hotel in Cusco. Transfer to the hotel.

Day 05: Cusco (B+D)After breakfast, City tour and near ruins excursion in Cusco. We start off by visiting the huge Inca Ceremonial Center of Sacsayhuaman. After our city tour our local guide will drop you off at your hotel.

Day 06: Cusco – Puno (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Puno. During the trip, we pass by the lovely Huacarpay Lake. We proceed to the beautiful Town of Andahuaylillas, and visit the Church of San Pedro de Andahuaylillas, Raqchi archaeological center, Sicuani town, La Raya pass and Pukara museum.

Day 07: Puno (B+D)After breakfast, climb aboard a small boat and set sail for the islands of Uros and Taquille. After your culturally enriching exploration, return to the mainland and venture back to your hotel in Puno.

Day 08: Puno – Colca (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to our private Sprinter to Chivay and travel by the endless highland plains covered by “Ichu” a type of straw adapted to high altitudes.

Slowly we ascend and cross the occidental Andes range, stop at a high lookout point that domains the views over the “Lagunillas Lagoon” observe some rare Andes birds such as “Ajoya” the giant Andean coot and the Andean goose. Before descending to Colca Valley. Arrival to Chivay city. Transfer to your elected hotel.

Day 09: Colca – Arequipa (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Mirador Cruz del Condor, one of the best viewpoints to see the impressive depth of canyon stretching nearly 4,000 ft bellow, and the spectacular flight of the condor, in days with the ideal thermal air currents can be seeing many of them mastering the deep canyon.

Day 10: Arequipa – Lima (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Interesting excursion to the city of Arequipa. We will start visiting the magnificent monastery of Santa Catalina, a true miniature city that has housed Arequipenas nuns for more than 400 years. Arriving in Lima, transfer to our hotel and check in.

Day 11: Lima (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to our private Sprinter to Paracas. Arriving at Paracas and check in our hotel.

Nazca Lines overflight in our Cessna Caravane aircraft, which has spacious room for 12 people, each person with a window seat. After some basic information about the Lines and safety instructions, you will board the airplane and will take off.

Day 12: Depart Lima Departure transfer to onward destination.

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Duration: 11 Nights / 12 DaysPlaces: Lima - Cusco - Sacred Valley - Macchu Picchu - Puno - Colca - Arequipa

Highlights: The Parque del Amor - San Martin Square - The Plaza Mayor - Government Palace - Archibishop's Palace - The Basilica Cathedral - The Municipal Palace - Miraflores - Museum Larco Herrera - “Tambomachay”, a temple - The Temple of Koricancha - The Church of San Pedro de Andahuaylillas - Mirador Cruz del Condor - colonial churches - Chivay main square - The magnificent monastery of Santa Catalina

South West Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Macchu Picchu excursion with train Vistadome +

lunch.· Uros and Taquile Islands excursions with lunch.· Sacred Valley excursion + lunch.· Private excursion Cusco / Puno with entrances

and lunch.· Private program to Colca canyon.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.

· Train Sacred Valley - Macchu Picchu.· Train Macchu Picchu – Cusco.· Air ticket Lima – Cusco.· Air ticket Arequipa – Lima.· All taxes.


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Bogota 01 Estelar Miraflores

San Agustin 02 Aranwa Wellness

Popoyan 01 Aranwa Boutique

Cali 01 Libertador Esteves

Villa de Leyva 02 Aranwa Pueblito Encantado

San Gil 02 Libertador Arequipa




02 Pax USD 4300 PP


Day 01: Arrive Antigua Arrive Antigua, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Antigua is a small city surrounded by volcanoes in southern Guatemala. Notable architectural examples include baroque La Merced, a squat, yellow-and-white church.

Day 02: Antigua (B+D)After breakfast, free afternoon in Antigua. You will be met by your bilingual host driver for a short transfer to the small town of San Miguel Escobar, just outside of Antigua. Coffee Season is Nov to Mar. This tour includes a donation to DLG which the Viaventure Foundation also supports on an annual basis.

Day 03: Antigua – Lake Atitlan (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Comalapa Market, Iximche Site & Transfer to Lake Atitlan. From here you will visit some local painters who continue the tradition of naïve paintings that the town is so famous for.

Guests can also visit the small museum dedicated to the composer who wrote the Guatemala's national anthem. Guests will enjoy a local lunch before heading off to explore the Mayan ruins of Iximiche. After exploring the site clients will transfer to Lake Atitlan and their hotel.

Lake Atitlan - Surrounded by rugged hills, a trio of towering volcanoes, and a handful of small villages.

Day 04: Lake Atitlan – Santiago (B+D)After breakfast, San Juan & Santiago full Day Lake Tour. San Juan & Santiago Full Day Lake Tour. Guests are picked up from their hotel & transfer to San Juan La Laguna Village. After lunch guests will walk with their guide to find the house where the Maya God Maximon is living.

Each year a different brotherhood has the privilege of taking care of their God so his location changes. After visiting Maximon guests can visit the local church and learn about the history of this very traditional town and also see the market and learn about the distinctive textiles and primitive art that is famous from this area. When guests are ready they will be transferred back to their hotel.

Day 05: Santiago – Guatemala – Flores (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Chichi castenango Market. Later transfer to Guatemala City airport scheduled domestic flight to Flores. Arrive and transfer to hotel.

Upon arrival at Chichicastenango your guide will take you to explore this famous market both the local areas of the fruit & vegetables & everyday items as well as the craft area where you can find endless variety of beautiful textile, wooden & ceramic crafts. Guests can also visit the famous St Tomas Church where local Maya people come to perform Maya rituals within the Catholic church.

If guests want to they can also hike up the hill to the Pascual Abaj ritual site to see if any local shaman are performing rituals and/or to the cemetery on the outskirts of town. Visitors to El Petén should note that although the department is remote, it does have a handful of top-notch hotels and eco-lodges.

Day 06: Flores (B+D)After breakfast, at free morning, later Yaxha Sunset tour. Set atop a hill overlooking two scenic lakes this is a particularly picturesque site.

Temple 216 in the East Acropolis towers above the site and provides magnificent panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. At sunset, guests will enjoy sunset snacks and wine at the shore of Lake Yaxha and cruise the lagoon in a small vessel before returning to their hotel.

Day 07: Flores – Tikal – Guatemala (B+D)After breakfast, Tikal tour later scheduled domestic flight to the Guatemala city airport. Guests can enjoy the sights and sounds of the howler and spider monkeys as well as many colorful tropical birds and other mammals.

Lunch is provided at Restaurante El Mesón or for an extra supplement we can arrange a luxury picnic lunch inside the Tikal Site itself. Guests can then explore the museum before returning to their hotel.

Day 08: Depart GuatemalaDeparture transfer to onwards destination.

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Highlights: Coffee Tour - Comalapa and Iximche - Chichicastenango Market - Chichi Market & Trf to Antigua - The famous St Tomas Church - The Catholic church - Yaxha National Park - Tikal National Park

Duration: 07 Nights / 08 DaysPlaces: Guatemala - Antigua - Lake Atitlan - Santiago - Flores - Tikal

South East Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· Boat for Lake Atitlan – Santiago.· Air Ticket Guatemala – Flores· Air ticket Tikal - Guatemala.· All taxes.


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Antigua 02 Soleil La Antigua

Lake Atitlan 02 Porta Hotel Del Lago

Guatemala 03 Barcelo Guatemala City



Particulars 5* Hotels Places Night (s) 5* Hotels


San Agustin 02 Hotel Monasterio

Popoyan 01 Dann Monasterio

Cali 01 Spiwak Chipchape Cali

Villa de Leyva 02 Casa San Pedro Hospedaje

San Gil 02 Terra Barichara

Santa Marta 02 Casa Carolina





02 Pax USD 2950 PP


02 Pax USD 3100 PP


Day 01: Arrive Montevideo Arrive Montevideo, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Montevideo, Uruguay's capital, is a major city along Montevideo Bay. It revolves around the Plaza de la Independencia, once home to a Spanish citadel.

Day 02: Montevideo (B+D)After breakfast, Private Montevideo City tour. A complete tour in Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay. Visit the Old Town: Constitution Square or Plaza Matriz with its Cathedral and Cabildo. We'll see the Teatro Solís, Independence Square with the monument to Artigas and his Mausoleum.

Continuing on the main avenue "18 de Julio", Square Entrevero and Legislative Palace are the main attractions. Then, we'll head to the neighborhood of the "Prado" with its famous Rose Garden and Memorial "La Diligencia". Returning by the "Parque Batlle y Ordóñez," we pass by the Obelisk, La Carreta monument and Centenario Stadium.

Then thw tour will take us to the residential area of Carrasco before coming back to the center along the beautiful road right next to Montevideo's marvelous beaches.

Day 03: Montevideo (B+D)After breakfast, free day at your leisure.

The southernmost capital city in the Americas, Montevideo is situated in the southern coast of the country, on the northeastern bank of the Río de la Plata.

The city was established in 1724 by a Spanish soldier, Bruno Mauricio de Zabala, as a strategic move amidst the Spanish-Portuguese dispute over the platine region. It was also under brief British rule in 1807. Montevideo hosted all the matches during the first FIFA World Cup.

Montevideo has consistently been rated as having the highest quality of life of any city in Latin America: by 2015 has held this rank every year during the last decade. As of 2010, Montevideo was the 19th largest city economy on the continent and 9th highest income earner among major cities.

Day 04: Montevideo – Punta del Este (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Punta del Este. Punta del Este is a city and resort on the Atlantic Coast in the Maldonado Department of southeastern Uruguay.

Although the city has a year-round population of about 9,280, the summer tourist boom adds to this a very large number of non-residents. Punta del Este is also the name of the municipality to which the city belongs. It includes Punta del Este proper and Península areas.

Day 05: Punta del Este (B+D)After breakfast, private Punta del Este City tour. We will start the city tour, enjoying a breathtaking view of beaches and surroundings.

Drive along the Mansa Beach of Punta del Este to visit the residential suburbs of Beverly Hills, El Golf, Cantegril, San Rafael with its spectacular mansions and summer houses of diverse modern architecture.

Then, return driving along the Brava Beach, to reach the Yacht Port and entering the city center called la Peninsula. We will head to Casa Pueblo, the architectural symbol of Punta Ballena. More than a building, Casapueblo is a true piece of art created by Carlos Paez Vilaro.

Located on the cliffs overlooking the sea, the Uruguayan artist set up his studio and museum, which also functions as a hotel and restaurant. For its unique charm, Casapueblo has stood as one of the most visited tourist spots on the coast of Maldonado, located just 12 km from Punta del Este.

Day 06 & 07: Punta del Este (B+D)After breakfast, free days at your leisure.

The first Europeans to set foot in what is now Punta del Este were the Spanish at the beginning of the 16th century. However, the colonization of the area actually began around Maldonado at the end of the 18th century due to Portuguese expansionism.

Day 08: Punta del Este – Depart Montevideo Departure transfer to onwards destination.

Taste of Uruguay Duration: 07Nights / 08 Days

Places: Montevideo - Punta del Este

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Highlights: The "Old Town" Constitution Square or Plaza Matriz - Famous Rose Garden - Memorial "La Diligencia" - The residential suburbs of Beverly Hills - El Golf - Cantegril - San Rafael

South Region



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Montevideo 03 Radisson Montevideo Victoria Plaza

Punta Del Este 04 L’Auberge




02 Pax USD 2250 PP


Day 01: Arrive San FranciscoArrive San Francisco, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

San Francisco, in northern California, is a hilly city on the tip of a peninsula surrounded by the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay.

Day 02: San Francisco (B+D)After breakfast, a sightseeing tour of San Francisco. Visit the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, which is the most famous bridge in the world also said to be the most photographed things on earth.

Spend time in Golden Gate Park, see the palace of fine arts, Fisherman's Wharf, which is also home to pier 39, Market street, Chinatown, Union Square a place for serious shoppers, North Beach, Alcatraz, The California Academy of Sciences (entrance not included). Also take a ride on San Francisco Boat Cruise to see the wonderful sights of the Bay.

Day 03: San Francisco (B+D)After breakfast, visit Yosemite National Park, in Central California best known for the amazing granite cliffs of the Yosemite Valley as well as the towering Yosemite Falls and Sequoias.

Explore the splendors of Yosemite National Park with its magnificent waterfalls and spectacular gorges. This is a wonderland of spectacular lakes, giant granite domes, towering pinnacles, cascading waterfalls and lush forests. Here we will see some of the parks famous sights such as El Capitan Half Dome. Evening return back to hotel in San Francisco.

Day 04 : San Francisco – Los Angeles (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Los Angeles via world famous 17Mile drive where we get to see the spectacular California coast line up close. Arrive Los Angeles and transfer to hotel.

Day 05: Los Angeles (B+D)After breakfast, visit the famous attractions of city such as Chinese Theatre, Walk of Fame, Hollywood Sign, Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills, Farmers Market/Grove, West Hollywood, Sunset Strip, Downtown LA, Chinatown etc.

Visit Dolby Theatre & take an inside tour (subject to being open to public & entrance tickets not included).

Day 06: Los Angeles (B+D)After breakfast, visit universal studios Hollywood, is a film studio and theme park in the Universal City community of the San Fernando Valley region of the city of Los Angeles, California, United States. It is one of the oldest and most famous Hollywood film studios still in use. Spend full day exploring various rides & attractions within Universal Studios Hollywood.

Day 07: Los Angeles – Las Vegas (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Las Vegas and enjoy Cirque du Soleil (OPTIONAL) which has been part of Las Vegas for more than 20 years.

Our 90 minute shows run all year long, and have everything from music to illusion and from acrobatics to artistry. Each performance is an unforgettable Las Vegas event, with a show to suit every taste and age group.

Fun, energy, sensuality, and excitement take to the stage at seven world-class theatres. Later in the evening proceed on Las Vegas Strip night tour. See the most exciting sights of Las Vegas Strip, including fountains of Bellagio, Freemont street, welcome to Las Vegas sign & much more.

Day 08: Las Vegas (B+D)After breakfast, full day Grand Canyon West Rim motor coach tour with Skywalk. Grand Canyon West Bus tour with Skywalk is an excellent option for guests who desire to see Grand Canyon West and who would rather not travel entirely by air.

This tour includes passes on the Grand Canyon Skywalk: A glass and steel, horseshoe shaped bridge that extends 70 feet out from the Canyon's edge and a 4,000 feet drop that offers visitors an eagle-eye perspective. Additionally, there is time to explore the viewpoints, Eagle Point and Guano Point, enjoy a meal on the rim's edge, and visit the Hualapai Ranch western town. Evening return back to hotel.

Day 09: Depart Las VegasDeparture transfer to onwards to destination.

Wonders of West Duration: 08 Night / 09 Days

Places: San Francisco - Los Angeles - Las Vegas

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Highlights: Golden Gate Bridge - Yosemite National Park - Hollywood Sign - Rodeo Drive - Beverly Hills - Farmers Market/Grove - West Hollywood - Sunset Strip - Universal Studios Hollywood - fountains of Bellagio - Freemont street - Horseshoe shaped bridge

West Region


Excludes· Personal Expenses.· Camera / Video Camera Fees.· Medical Aid.· Tips.· Optional activities like camel

ride in Douz, quad bike.· Travel Insurance.· Visa (If any).

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San Francisco 03 Doubletree Hilton

Los Angeles 03 Hyatt Regency Long Beach

Las Vegas 02 Bellagio




02 Pax USD 2700 PP


Day 01: Arrive OrlandoArrive Orlando, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Orlando is the sixth largest city of Florida and is also known to be its largest inland city. The presence of Disney World theme park has made this city a well-known vacation spot.

Day 02: Orlando (B+D)After breakfast, visit Magic Kingdom, make your childhood fantasies come true as you step into fairytale land of themed rides, shows and parades inspired by Disney`s stories. The magic will bring you the classical vehicles Western Carriage, Pirates. Treasure Island and Cartoon stars. After Lunch, the park. Late night see the fireworks.

Day 03: Orlando (B+D)After breakfast, visit the Future World and the World Show Case. Explore exciting attractions, enchanting international pavilions, award-winning fireworks and seasonal special events. Celebrating the human spirit, Epcot has 2 distinct realms: Future World and World Showcase. After Lunch, Take a shuttle to arrive back at the hotel.

Day 04: Orlando (B+D)After breakfast, Universal`s Island of Adventure by hotel shuttle. Around every bend is another epic adventure. Around every corner awaits another once-in-a-lifetime thrill. Get splash happy with your favorite cartoon characters in the water rides of Toon Lagoon Come face to face with the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park. After Lunch, at Park.

Day 05: Orlando (B+D)After breakfast, visit Sea World The world`s largest Marine Park, Sea World- Here you shall discover many attractions. We dare you to take a one-of-a kind water coaster thrill ride through the mysterious lost city of Atlantis. Lunch at the Sea World Park on your own. Take a park shuttle to Aquatica. Day 06: Orlando - Las Vegas (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the Las Vegas meet assist and transfer to hotel on your own. Assistance can be provided at an additional cost. Check in to hotel. Late evening proceed on Las Vegas Strip night tour. See fountains of Bellagio, Freemont Street & much more.

Day 07: Las Vegas (B+D)After breakfast, full day Grand Canyon West Rim motor coach tour with Skywalk. Grand Canyon West Bus tour with Skywalk is an excellent option for guests who desire to see Grand Canyon West and who would rather not travel entirely by air. This tour includes passes on the Grand Canyon Skywalk: A glass and steel, horse shoe shaped bridge that extends 70 feet out from the Canyons edge and a 4,000 feet drop that offers visitors an eagle-eye perspective.

Day 08: Las Vegas – Los Angeles (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Los Angeles city tour. See the famous attractions of the city such as Hollywood, Walk of Fame, Beverly Hills, Dolby Theatre, Chinatown, Farmer's Market & much more. Day 09: Los Angeles (B+D)After breakfast, visit Universal Studios Hollywood, a film studio and theme park in the Universal City community of the San Fernando Valley region of the city of Los Angeles, California, United States. It is one of the oldest and most famous Hollywood film studios still in use Spend a full day exploring various rides & attractions within Universal Studios Hollywood.

Day 10: Los Angeles – San Francisco (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to San Francisco via world famous 17 Mile drive (part of scenic route where we get to see the spectacular California coast line up close.

Day 11: San Francisco (B+D)After breakfast, city tour & Golden Gate Bridge cruise. See the famous Golden Gate Bridge, Twin Peaks, and Telegraph Hill. Proceed to Fisherman`s Wharf. Free time to stroll around. Evening take the Golden Gate Bay Cruise.

Day 12: San Francisco (B+D)After breakfast, full day tour to Yosemite National Park in Central California best known for the amazing granite cliffs of the Yosemite Valley as well as the towering Yosemite Falls and Sequoias. Explore the splendors of Yosemite National Park with its magnificent waterfalls and spectacular gorges.

Day 13: Depart San FranciscoDeparture transfer to onwards to destination.

Orlando With West Caost

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Highlights: Magic Kingdom - Epcot center - Universal`s Island - Sea World - fountains of Bellagio - Freemont Street - Universal Studios Hollywood - Walk of Fame and Beverly Hills - Dolby Theatre - Chinatown - Farmer's Market - Golden Gate Bridge

South Region

Duration: 12 Night / 13 DaysPlaces: Orlando - Las Vegas - Los Angeles - San Francisco

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Air ticket for Orlando - Las Vegas.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· Golden Gate Bay Cruise.· All taxes.

Excludes· Personal Expenses.· Camera / Video Camera Fees.· Medical Aid.· Tips.· Optional activities like camel

ride in Douz, quad bike.· Travel Insurance.· Visa (If any).

Best Time

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Orlando 05 Clarion

Las Vegas 02 Bellagio

Los Angeles 02 Hyatt Regency Long Beach

San Francisco 03 Double Tree Hilton




02 Pax USD 3700 PP


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Which style of trip is right for me?Our three styles of travel – Basix, Original and Comfort – cover a whole gamut of travel experiences. To find out which one has 'You' written all over it, visit our trip styles page.

Are trips physically demanding?Want to lie in a hammock and not move until cocktail hour? We've got a trip for that. Want to power up the side of mountain at high altitude? We've also got a trip for that. To determine what type of trip suits you best, each of our trips comes with a Physical Rating to let you know how physically demanding it is… or isn't. Find out more about ratings.

Does SGV have family trips? SGV offers a wide range of Family Adventures around the globe. The minimum age (for Family trips) varies depending on destination, and SGV has set minimum ages to ensure that the included activities suit each age range. Additionally, you'll notice that some of the more adventurous destinations have a higher minimum age.

Who are SGV travellers?SGV adventures are for travellers with a yearning to get off the beaten track. Whether you're travelling solo, with a group of friends, or are aged 18 or 70, there is an SGV adventure to suit your interests and comfort level.

Each SGV adventure has a physical and cultural grading to help you decide if the trip is right for you. No special skills are required for most adventures, just a sense of adventure and a curiosity about the world.

How many people will be on my trip? Good things come in small packages, which is why we keep our group sizes down. This means we're small enough to remain flexible as we thread our way through communities without intimidating the locals. On most of our trips you'll be part of an intimate group of 12-16 people, though our group sizes are on average 10 people. Our Overland trips are in purpose-built vehicles that can carry up to 24 travellers.

If I am travelling solo, will I be charged a single supplement?As a solo traveller, you will usually have the choice of either paying a single supplement (available on the majority of trips), or sharing with someone of the same gender.

Are there age restrictions on your trips?For the majority of our trips the minimum age is 15. An adult must accompany all children under the age of 18. Our Overland Adventures have a minimum age of 18. Younger children can join us on our Family trips and Short Break Adventures, but check each trip for its minimum age, which is located on the trip's overview page on the website. Most of our trips don't have a maximum age limit, but a Self-Assessment Form is required for all passengers 70 years and over.

Who will be my group leader?While we can't tell you who your leader is prior to departure, we can tell you they will be awesome. Our leaders are experts in their regions, some because they've been travelling there for years, others because they're local to the region and can't wait to show you around. On longer journeys, or ones that travel through more than one country, you may change leaders part way through – but this just means double the awesomeness.

Can I just do part of the trip?Although you won't be reimbursed for any portion of the trip unused, you can opt to sign off the trip if you need to leave a day or so earlier. If you let us know before travel that you'll be arriving late or need to leave before the trips ends, we will notify our team on the ground to best accommodate your requirements.

Can I make any changes to the itinerary of my group trip, either before or during the trip? Please make sure you are happy with your group trip itinerary before booking because we are unable to change them for individual travellers. However, if you and a group of friends, colleagues or even your school would like your own personally designed itinerary, get in contact with our very talented Private Groups; they can tailor an itinerary just for you.

Can we book a triple room?Depending on the trip style you choose, our trips are organised on a twin, triple or multishare basis. As our bookings are made well in advance, individual room requests can't be guaranteed.

Can I book a single room?You can book pre and post accommodation on a single basis; however, throughout your Intrepid trip, rooming is organised on a twin-share basis. Some trips do have a single supplement available.

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I have special dietary requirements – will they be catered for?We will try our very hardest to accommodate all dietary requirements but in some out-of-the-way places it can be very difficult to guarantee. We will let you know if there are places on your itinerary where this is the case. Please let us know at the time of booking of any food requirements or allergies and we'll pass the information onto your leader. It is also a great idea to bring a card with your dietary requirements written in the local language for those times you are eating away from the group.

What will the food be like on my trip?Food is one of the most exciting parts of travel. There may be some familiar fare but often you'll be confronted with the new, interesting and downright weird of the culinary world but, we like to think of it as an adventure for all the senses. In addition to this, our flexible itineraries often allow you to eat with the group or branch out on your own - this means you can eat to suit any budget or desire.

What type of luggage do you recommend I take? On most SGV trips you will be required to carry your own luggage, sometimes up stairs and on and off transport. We therefore recommend you travel with a backpack. For a full list of what to take on your adventure see our Ultimate Packing List. Can I store excess luggage at the starting point hotel?Most starting point hotels can store your excess luggage for you; however, this is at your own risk. Often a nominal fee is charged for this service. Of course, this is only an advantage if your trip is circular (i.e. returning to the same starting point). Do I need to bring a sleeping bag?We only have a handful of itineraries where sleeping bags are required and these are generally trips that involve camping. When we use homestays, blankets are provided but some travellers feel more comfortable with their own sleeping bag or sleep sheet. This decision is a personal preference. Refer to your Trip Notes if you are unsure whether a sleeping bag is required. What clothes and footwear should I take on treks?On a more physical trip, hiking boots are definitely recommended. If the physical rating is under 3, hiking boots or sneakers/runners will be adequate.

What essential documents do I need to take?It's important that you always travel with your current passport, visas, travel insurance and SGV documentation.

What type of ground transportation is used?If it moves, there's a good chance you'll be riding on it. The type of transport used depends on your trip style. Find out more or see your Trip Notes for the specific type of transportation used on your journey.

When is the best time to go?There are many countries and variations of the seasons across South America, ranging from short, sub-zero days with tropical, 100% tropical humidity to warm beaches great for sunbathing.

Different seasons offer different benefits and options to the traveller and we're happy to help and advise. Contact us for more.

Speaking very generally, the Andes in Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador are best for trekking between April and October.

Patagonia's summer is the best time to visit (October to March), while the Galapagos Islands are pretty much a year-round destination.

The Amazon rainforest main 'dry' season is April to November, although can be visited year round.

How fit do I need to be?In order to get the most out of the tour you should be in good physical condition.

We offer a very wide range of trips from day trips with hardly any walking at all in 21-day climbing expeditions at very high altitude.

It is not easy for us to grade the fitness levels required for all our trips, since most people's fitness is a subjective matter.

However, we are happy to talk through what is expected of you on each trip we offer so you know what to expect. Having said that, most trips are easily within the reach of most people and the more extreme trips too, with some training.

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BAGGAGE REGULATIONS AND SOME RECOMMENDATIONS· Make sure you check the baggage allowance on your

international / internal flights.

· We recommend to travel light especially when there is internal flight involved in the program due to baggage weight limitation.

· We suggest that you carry one set of clothes along with your daily utility items and other accessories in your hand baggage. This is just a precautionary measure in case your baggage is misplaced.

· We advice that you travel as light as possible, since porterage is not included in your holiday price and carrying heavy luggage would be inconvenient. Take bags with wheels and sturdy handles, as they are more convenient and easy to pull.

· Please note that airlines do not permit items like loose batteries, razor blades, nail cutter, scissors, knives, gels any form of liquid, cigarette lighter in your hand baggage. If required carry such items in your check –in bag.

· Please ensure that you do not place any valuables in your check – in bag. Carry foreign currency /travel documents / jewellery / insurance in your hand bag.

COACH· Since travelling distances are comparatively long, we

have carefully chosen air conditioned luxurious coaches for your convenience luxurious coaches for your convenience and comfort. It is very important to maintain a pleasant environment on board the coach and keep it clean.

· Drinking, Smoking and eating is not allowed in the coach.

MEALS· You have a choice of Indian and international cuisine

meals. The menus, however are fixed in advance and a la carte is not possible.

· Most lunches and dinner are unlimited buffets, but it is requested that you do not waste food.

· If there is any early morning departure to the airport a box breakfast may be provided.

· Some cities you may be served local meals.

CLIMATE· The climate is as varied as its countries, but it is mostly

temperate.

· Frequent changes of weather make forecasting difficult. To be on the safe side, be sure to bring a sweater and an umbrella with you.

HOTELS & ROOMS· Most hotels offer the facility of complimentary safe

deposit lockers (few hotels charge a refundable deposit. we advice that you keep all your valuable like money, passport, tickets and jewellery in the locker, in case you are staying for more than one day at the hotel.

· Please make sure that no damages are done to your hotel room during the stay, as the same would be charged to you directly by the hotel.

· Hotel rooms may have facilities like mini bar, pay television channels, telephones, etc. please note that these facilities are not complimentary and will be charged as per actual usage.

· Most of the hotels do not have a tea/ coffee kettle in the rooms.

· Please note that we will try our best to provide you with adjacent rooms asked by you at the time of booking, but the same will be subject to availability at the time of check –in. It is also difficult to provide interconnecting rooms, however the tour manager and the hotel will try their best to ensure that you are provided with adjacent rooms wherever possible.

· The standard check in time at hotels is after 14:00 HRS and standard check –out time is 10:00 HRS.

TIME MANAGEMENT· It's very important to be on time and punctual on your

holiday, since your itinerary has been designed and planned to offer you the most on your holiday.

· Every sightseeing trip where you get off has an allotted time, please make sure you remain with the group return at the allotted time. Any delay would actually deprive the entire group of their sightseeing time.

ON ARRIVAL· ALL passengers will be met by our tour manager / local

representative outside the arrival hall at the airport.

· All joining direct passengers will have to reach the respective hotel/ airport, on their own and check in.

Tips - On the go

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CLOTHING· Carry 4/5 pairs of comfortable clothes like jeans/

trousers, shirts/t- shirts, pants, Punjabi suits/ sarees and necessary undergarments.

· Warm clothing like sweaters , jackets, woolens, thermals is essential. You must carry a cap, sunglasses, a folding umbrella, comfortable footwear preferably walking shoes.

ESSENTIAL ITEMS TO BE CARRIED· Your passport, air tickets, original insurance policy,

tour confirmation voucher & necessary foreign exchange for personal use.

· Carry a photocopy of your passport including valid visas & keep them separately from the original.

· Please do not forget to carry an additional pair of spectacles if you are using one, digital camera chips with higher GB, extra batteries, charges for digital camera and mobile.

· Carry your mobile phone's charger if you are taking your cell phone with global roaming. Also carry multi-purpose adapter as sockets are different.

· Required medicines, with doctor's prescription.

MONEY AND CURRENCY· EURO IS WIDELY accepted in Europe and can be

exchanged to any major currency like US$, JPY, GBP. it is better to carry Euro before you start your Europe trip. Some countries in Europe have their local currency and it can be exchanged with the Euro.

TIPPING POLICY· Tipping is something that is expected of anyone

providing you a service, e.g. coach driver local guides, etc. it is mandatory to tip a nominal amount of EUR 3 / USD 5/ GBP 2 per person per day.

· Public toilet attendants need to be tipped nominally after use.

ARRIVAL /DEPARTURE TRANSFERS· As other members of your group would be flying from

different cities/towns/countries, you would be required to wait for some time so that they can join you at the arrival area as common airport pick- up facility is provided for the entire group.

· Also in view of the common airport drop facility provided for your group, you would be required to travel to the airport along with other group members even though your flight time is later than other members of your group.

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WHERE TO BOOKYou can book on our site www.sanyog.travel or through your travel agent promoting our tour packages.

ELIGIBILITYPersons fulfilling the criteria set by relevant provisions of law relating to foreign exchange in their respective country, whose passport is valid for at least six months subsequent to the date of departure of the tour and have been granted relevant visas to reach the point of commencement of the tour and travel throughout with the group are eligible to book on the tour.

BOOKING AMOUNTAt the time of booking you must be in possession of original passport(s) valid for travel. You are urged to read complete details of the tour, itinerary, price inclusions, exclusions, terms and conditions and the like in the brochure before filling and signing the official booking form. On payment of the non- refundable interest free booking amount mentioned on the booking form you will be issued an official receipt from us. The booking form, invoice and the receipt shall be binding on the parties and shall constitute a contract between the parties.

The non- refundable booking amount paid by you will be adjusted towards the cost of the tour. Please also refer to the relevant section of the booking conditions for rules of the forfeiture of booking amount. All payments for the tour including the booking amount should be made in favour of Sanyog Gupta Voyages when you book through our company own outlets. If you book through your own travel agent, the full payment must come through your travel agent.

INVOICE & BALANCE PAYMENTYour invoice will mention the due date for payment of the balance tour cost including the foreign exchange component of the tour. Your travel documents and air lines tickets can be released only after receipt of full and final payment. Delay in adhering to the final date advised to you for full payment would result in the cancellation of your seat on the tour and levy of cancellation charges.

Hence, the balance payment has to reach us as per the schedule mentioned in your invoice or at least 45 days prior to departure of your tour whichever is earlier.

HANDOVER OF DOCUMENTSAfter receipt of your full and final payment, you will be delivered our docket containing, air ticket, travel insurance (if availed through us), final invoice (tour confirmation voucher) which lists services you are

entitled to on the tour you will be provided with a briefing sheet containing important / emergency contact details for your use. Ensure that you ARE carrying the above documents and your passport with all necessary visa endorsements before leaving on your tour.

SECURE YOUR BOOKING AMOUNTWe will try to secure your amount by sending the documentary proof of such unforeseen situations to respective suppliers like hotels, airlines, etc. Secure your booking amount scheme covers you for the following events only and documentary proof may be required by the company to refund your booking amount.

· Death in the immediate family (your parents, spouse and child/ children).

· Major accident to self or immediate family members (your parents, spouse and child/ children).

· Major sickness to you where travel is not permitted under medical advice.

· Acts of God like Tsunami and the like.· Terrorist activities like 9/11.· Any travel barred guidelines to the destination country

by WHO like SARs.· Any political turbulence in the destination country.· Kindly note that visa rejection by consulates

/embassy/ authorities is not covered under the scheme.

TRAVEL DOCUMENTSIt is your responsibility to hold valid travel documents such as passport, visa & confirmed Air Ticket to be able to travel. Your passport should be valid for a period of at least 6 months from the date of travel & for visa it is convenient & safe to have the applications to consulates / embassy/ authorities routed through us.

However, for certain visas including the visas for USA and UK, you may be required to attend a personal interview at your expense at the discretion of the consulate concerned.

Please check with the outlet where you book if there sufficient time to process the visa for the departure date chosen by you. You will be required to submit along with your application a set of documents as mentioned in the documentation checklist given to you at the time of booking.

The company would not be responsible in any way for any clerical error regarding names, attachment of wrong photographs, duration, type of visa (single /multiple entries) that may occur in the consulate / embassy.

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Please note that as it is entirely at the discretion of the concerned consulates/embassy/authorities to / grant reject your visa and immigration clearance. We shall neither be responsible for non – granting of visa nor liable for any delay, denial or other related acts/ omission or for any loss, expense, damage or cost resulting therefrom.

Further, the company should not be held liable in case of loss of documents given by you to us in support of your visa application as the same are forwarded by us to the concerned consulate/ embassy through third parties.

In such case we will make our best efforts to trace the lost documents and if still the same are not traceable, we will assist you in obtaining alternative/ certified copies of the thus lost documents from concerned authorities.

The cost of processing these visas may or may not be included in your tour price. If you already possess the said visa/s or are doing visa/s on your own, the company's visa service charge will still be applicable, while only actual visa/s cost will be refundable. Further, there will no refund of visa service charges in respect of visa rejections.

TRAVEL INSURANCE It is highly recommended and extremely important for you to be in possession of valid overseas travel insurance for the duration of your tour to secure your life, health and property as may be advised by your insurance agent to cover any eventualities associated with your overseas travel including health, accidental injury, loss, liability and the like depending on your assessment of your risk potential.

Insurance if any, included in the tour price may be the standard travel care insurance policy provided by a third party insurance service provider and the scope of the cover may be limited in nature, the details of which shall be provided to you at the time of confirmation of your booking.

You are advised to discuss your insurance needs directly with your insurance agent before proceeding on the tour and at your own cost procure any additional cover as may be advised.

Please note, insurance is the subject matter of solicitation, please read the terms and conditions of the insurance document carefully before finalising your desired insurance cover. Insurance coverage may be age related. Kindly get the complete details from the insurer. You will need to carry the insurance policy document with you on the tour.

Please note that you would have a direct contractual relationship with the insurer and the company is only a facilitator. You shall therefore, check the accuracy and correctness of the insurance policy and in case of any error or lapse report the same to the insurer directly and get the same rectified by them, as the company would not be responsible for the same.

AMENDMENTSAfter the initial booking on a particular tour and relative services, in the event of any amendment you wish to make; such as change of destination, change of departure date, addition or deletion of services, change in passenger numbers or such other change you will need to make a written request and obtain an acknowledgement on the same from our sales office.

The amendments may invite further cost which will have to be borne by you. Further, such requests are accepted by us subject to availability.

AIRLINE TICKETSWhere you purchase your ait tickets through us, the confirmations on airlines and / or class of travel as requested (economy /first/ business class, etc.)will be subject to availability of the same for the destinations chosen by you.

Air Ticket can only be delivered along with other documents provided we have received full payments including foreign currency component.

AIRLINE “CHANGING IN RESERVATION FEE”It is absolutely necessary to have your return air seats to your origin city confirmed prior to your departure from your country. Passengers wishing to change their return reservation to their city after departure will have to pay

Change in reservation fee directly to the airlines, subject to availability of seats in the same booking class.

TRAVELLING IN ADVANCE AND /OR RETURNING ON YOUR OWN

If you wish to travel in advance i.e. before the published departure date as mentioned in the brochure or like to come back on date later than the date on which the tour ends, you are required to pay an airline seat rebooking & reservation fee as actual depending on the airlines (subject to availability of seats in the same class & ticket validity.)

In case non- availability of seats in the same class you have booked, you are liable to pay the differential cost of the class you are booked and the cost of higher class where seats are available. Further, it will be your responsibility to reconfirm your return tickets at least 72 hours prior to departure time.

CANCELLATIONIf you want to cancel your tour booking for any reason, you must intimate in writing to us or your travel agent and deliver it to the concerned officer and obtain an acknowledgement. The letter must clearly mention the names of all passengers who want their bookings to be cancelled.

LIABILITYSanyog Gupta Voyages will not assume liability for any loss, damage, delay or accident of any kind which may occur due to the negligence of any company, hotel or another person responsible for the provision of the service.

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The computation of the period of notice of cancellation shall commence only from the time the written request reached the company at its sales office during working hours. In case of cancellation, the following cancellation charges would apply:

CANCELATION PERIOD CHARGES

45 days or more prior to the departure of the 25%tour or for non payment of the balance amount

44 to 15 days prior to the departure of the tour 50%

14 to 06 days prior to the departure of the tour 75%

In case you are a No Show on the tour 90%

Further for the purpose of this clause, cancellation can be due to any reason whatsoever including the reason of inability to participate due to any reason including illness, death, court orders, non – availability of travel documents and the like.

As per the booking conditions, we are constrained to levy the aforesaid cancellation, charges in addition to the actual expenditure incurred towards visa, travel insurance, retention charges by the overseas suppliers and the like.

The computation of the period of notice of cancellation shall commence only from the time the written request reached the company at its sales office during working hours. In case of cancellations, the following cancellation charges would apply:

Further for the purpose of this clause, cancellation can be due any reason whatsoever including the reason of inability to participate due to any reason including illness, death , court orders, non – availability of travel documents and the like.

As per the booking conditions, we are constrained to levy the aforesaid cancellation charges in addition to the actual expenditure incurred towards visa, travel insurance, retention charges by overseas supplier and the like.

The company reserves the right to cancel a tour departure without assigning any reason. Under such circumstances amount paid by you will be refunded forthwith after deducting the actual expenses incurred by us like visa, travel insurance and the like but no compensation is payable. All refunds shall be given in the same currency you paid us.

REFUNDSRefunds (if any) for amendments and/ or cancellations will be paid directly to you by the concerned outlets/ travel agent/ privilege sales agent through whom you have forwarded your payment to us. It would take 45 days to process refunds.

In cases where an airline ticket is issued, it would take 60 days to process the refund subject to clearance from the airlines concerned.

In the case of refund of foreign currency component, the refund shall be made in same currency only at the prevailing rate on the date of refund as per existing rules and regulations.

It is clearly understood that there shall be no refund whatsoever if you do not or cannot utilise any of the services like hotels, sightseeing, rides, cruises, meals, entrance fees, optional tours and the like due to any reason whatsoever.

URGENT VISA FEESAll documents for processing your visas must reach us 31 days prior to your departure date. Failure to do so would attract an urgent visa fee and that will be 15% of the visa fees. The same is also applicable for all fresh bookings done within 3 days of departure. However, payment or urgent visa fee does not guarantee issuance of visa.

HOLIDAY NOW… PAY LATER SCHEME(Where ever applicable)You can indicate your preference to avail a loan and pay us upfront for the tour thereby enjoying the convenience of paying for your in monthly instalments.

SGV is your tour operator and by suggesting the loan option to pay for its tour does not assume the role of processing or managing a loan for your holiday. You are free to apply to any bank of your choice. Needless to say, the credit will be at the sole discretion of the bank.

Kindly note that you will have a direct contractual relationship with the bank as far as the processing and final outcome of your loan application is concerned.

Therefore, it will be your sole and prime responsibility to promptly meet the bank's requirements with regard to the process of a loan and obtain sanction so as to pay us the full tour cost at least 15 days prior to travel failing which we cannot confirm your tour services. The legal relation between SGV and you would not change by virtue of your seeking such loan from the bank.

TRANSFER FROM ONE TOUR TO ANOTHERTransfer from one tour to another 45 days prior to the departure will be treated as cancellation on that tour and a fresh booking to another. In these cases, transfer fee shall be charged 5 of the booked tour per person will apply.

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