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ITINERARYDay 1 Depart Gateway City

Day 2 Arrive Buenos Aires, Argentina

Day 3 Buenos Aires

Day 4 Buenos Aires

Day 5 Arrive Ushuaia, ArgentinaEmbark the MV Australis

Day 6 Cape Horn / Wulaia Bay

Day 7 Cruise Gunther Plüschow Glacier

Day 8 Magdalena Island, Chile / Arrive Punta Arenas, Chile /

Disembark the MV Australis / Puerto Varas, Chile

Day 9 Los Lagos, Chile

Day 10 Chiloe Island, Chile

Day 11 Santa Cruz, Chile

Day 12 Wine Country

Day 13 Santiago, Chile

Day 14 Santiago / Depart for Gateway City

Day 15 Arrive in Gateway City

AIR PROGRAMMarch 13-27, 2010

For your convenience, AHI offers a flexibleAir Program featuring special air fares available at an additional cost in conjunction with the Land Program.

AHI has designated specific Group AirSchedules for this departure utilizing round-trip, scheduled jet service from NorthAmerica to Buenos Aires, Argentina, with a return from Santiago, Chile. Thoseparticipating on these flights will enjoymotorcoach transfers between thearrival/departure airports abroad and thehotels, including baggage handling. Pricesare dependent upon dates, air routes andclass of service chosen and will be reflectedon your Reservation Confirmation, whichwill be sent to you upon receipt of yourreservation. Air schedules will be sent withyour Final Invoice approximately 90 daysbefore departure. Prices quoted to you willinclude all domestic and foreign governmen-tal airport departure taxes and fees and anyapplicable fuel surcharges. AHI ticketedpassengers will also receive Automatic$250,000 Flight Insurance, subject to policy terms.

LAND/CRUISE PROGRAMMarch 14-26, 2010

Full Price Special Savings Alumni Price

B-Twin (Deck 1) $5,345 $250 $5,095*

A-Twin (Deck 2) $5,945 $250 $5,695*

AA-Twin (Deck 3) $6,145 $250 $5,895*All cabins are outward facing and feature large picture windows, an independently controlled heater, private

bathroom, safe and hair dryer.*Special Alumni Price valid if booked by the date found on the address panel.

VAT is an additional $195 per person.

*All prices quoted are per person, based on double occupancy (unless otherwise stated). Single accommodations arean additional $1,495 (limited availability).

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Send to: UCLA Alumni AssociationAttn: Alumni TravelJames West Alumni CenterLos Angeles, CA 90095-1397Phone: 310-206-0613 Fax: 310-209-4271E-mail: AlumniTravel@UCLAlumni.net

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Need pre- or post-trip assistance? *If you are interested in making independent travel arrangements before and/orafter this program, please contact us no later than 60 days prior to departureand we will be happy to book your reservations.* A nonrefundable service fee and additional air/land charges based on reservations apply.

Reserve your trip to Treasures of South America today!

INCLUDED FEATURES

First, Buenos Aires, Argentina• Stay three nights at the Caesar Park

Hotel.• Gather with your fellow travelers at

the hotel for a Welcome Reception.• Join a half-day excursion highlighting the

architecture of this cosmopolitan capital.

Then, a Patagonia Cruise• Embark the MV Australis in Ushuaia,

capital of Argentina’s Tierra del FuegoProvince. Chart a course around CapeHorn to Punta Arenas, Chile.

• Explore Cape Horn National Park onHornos Island. (Weather permitting.)

• Take a scenic stroll through a Magellanicforest near historic Wulaia Bay.

• Admire Gunther Plüschow Glacier beforeboarding smaller boats for an excursionto Piloto and Nena glaciers.

• Visit Magdalena Island, where youmay see Magellanic penguins.

• All meals and drinks are included duringthe cruise.

• Attend a special Welcome Receptionaboard the ship.

Next, Puerto Varas, Chile• Spend three nights at the Hotel Meliá

Patagonia, located on the shore of LakeLlanquihue.

• Cruise the waters of Chile’s famous LakeDistrict and visit the towns of Petrohueand Peulla during this half-day excursion.

• Discover the beauty of Chiloe Island onthis full-day excursion. Lunch is included.

Then, Santa Cruz, Chile• Spend two nights at the Hotel Plaza

Santa Cruz.• Discover the wineries of the Colchagua

Valley. Enjoy a wine tasting and lunch.• Visit a spirit house to learn how locally

produced liqueurs are made with regionalfruit, nuts and herbs and enjoy a tasting.

• Savor local specialties at a dinner.

Finally, Santiago, Chile• Spend one night at the Radisson Plaza

Santiago Hotel.

• Explore Santiago during a half-day tour.• Gather with your fellow travelers for a

Farewell Reception.

Scheduled Jet Service• Flights within Argentina and Chile

from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia; fromPunta Arenas to Puerto Montt; and fromPuerto Montt to Santiago.

Transfers and Porterage• Deluxe motorcoach transfers between

the airports and the ship/hotels for theabove flights and round trip betweenSantiago and Santa Cruz.

• Baggage handling to and from youraccommodations on the above transfers.

MANY INCLUDED EXTRAS• Consultation services of a dedicated

Passenger Service Representativeprior to departure.

• Attentive services of an experienced AHI Travel Director throughout your trip.

• A comprehensive lecture on Argentineand Chilean culture and history.

• Full American-style buffet breakfasteach morning at the hotels and additionalselect meals and refreshments.

• Services of an AHI Travel HospitalityDesk staffed by local experts to assistyou with sightseeing and dining suggestions and reservations.

• Detailed destination and travel information to assist in your planning.

• Deluxe travel wallet.

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Dear UCLA Alumni and Friends,From the cosmopolitan delights of Buenos Aires to the wild

frontiers of Argentina and Chilean Patagonia, the Treasures ofSouth America await discovery. This journey through Argentina &Chile is the perfect way to experience the diversity of our neighboring continent by both land and sea.

Our itinerary showcases the spirited energy of the cities, theethereal natural beauty of the Andean Lakes and the charm ofChilean coastal villages. To top it all off, you’ll embark on a three-night cruise to discover the wonders of Patagonia. To enhanceyour understanding of South America, this trip features popularUCLA Alumni Travel lecturer UCLA Professor Jose Moya, anexpert on Latin American history.

Set out on this exceptional travel experience in the companyof like-minded travelers, expert local naturalist guides and a dedicated travel staff. All are committed to ensuring this tripforges many fond memories and enduring friendships. Don’t missthis rare opportunity to immerse yourself in the culture, cuisineand landscapes south of the equator while enjoying a first-classtravel program. Your hotel accommodations have been carefullychosen to reflect the exquisite intrinsic qualities of each region.

With all its special features, this once-in-a-lifetime adventureis an incomparable value. Therefore, space is limited and sure tosell out quickly. Make your reservations today!

Regards from Westwood,

Christel Pailet Director, Alumni Travel

UCLA Professor Jose Moya

Jose Moya has lived inhis native Cuba, theU.S., Spain, France, theU.K., the Netherlands,Italy and Argentina. Hehas taught at UCLAsince 1988, where hespecializes in LatinAmerican history, andat the Universities ofParis, Santiago (Spain),San Andres(Argentina), and atBarnard College,Columbia University. Hehas been a FulbrightFellow in Buenos Aires(three times), aBurkhardt Fellow at theAmerican Academy inRome, a Del AmoFellow in Madrid, andheld a fellowship fromthe NationalEndowment for theHumanities.

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Santa Cruz chile Santa Cruz is one of the culturally richestcities in Chile. The Colchagua Valley city hasmaintained its ties with rural traditions andis the hub for region’s famous wine route.The Colchagua Museum has an impressivecollection of pre-Columbian art and artifacts and modern traditional art and clothing.

Santiago chile Santiago is one of the liveliest SouthAmerican capitals. The city, with its dozensof museums, galleries and music clubs, is a cultural gem. For a spectacular view of

Santiago, ridethe funicularup Cerro SanCristóbal inthe center ofthe city for apanoramathat includesthe AndesMountains tothe east.

Chile’s Wine Country

Wine making in Chile datesfrom the 16th century, whenSpanish conquistadorsplanted vines they broughtwith them. But only in thepast few decades haveChilean wines become aworldwide sensation. In2005, Wine Enthusiast

magazine named the Colchagua Valley thebest wine region in the world for red wines.Colchagua is the southernmost of the winevalleys south of Santiago, Chile’s capital.The valley’s dry Mediterranean-like climate—hot days and cool nights—are perfect for fostering a vineyard, especiallythose growing cabernet sauvignon grapes.The Tinguiririca River ensures the fruit never gets too thirsty. The terroir sets theconditions for these famously hard grapes toripen to perfection! The valleys’s vineyardsalso produce highly regarded merlots,syrahs, carmeneres and malbecs.

Radisson Plaza Santiago HotelSantiagoThe Radisson Plaza Hotel, conveniently locatednear shopping and dining, provides attentive serv-ice and a comfortable stay. The hotel’s amenitiesinclude a restaurant serving international Chileancuisine, two lounges and access to a health club.Your guestroom has a private bath, hair dryer,cable television, direct-dial telephone, coffeemaker and WiFi.

Sail to the end of the earth on a three-nightcruise through the sparkling waterways ofPatagonia. From the comfort of your ship,survey the serene, but rugged beauty of oneof the world’s most remarkable regions.

Day 1 Ushuaia, Argentina

Surrounded by mountains, forests and thesea, Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world. Its skyline is dominated by stately Martial Glacier. Nearby, the impres-sive Tierra del Fuego National Park is a showcase of verdant evergreens, turquoiselakes and colorful indigenous birds.

MV AUSTRALIS

Designed to cruise the southern waters of Patagonia, the sleek 130-passenger MV Australis offers every modernconvenience. The comfortable, tastefullyappointed cabins offer private baths, individual climate controls and safe depositboxes, while their large windows showcasebreathtaking scenery. Relax on the open-airterrace for even more stunning panoramas,or enjoy a drink in one of the ship’s loungeswhile you admire the views. In addition, theship has a well-stocked library, game room,gift shop and a dining room serving deliciousinternational cuisine and local specialties.Equipped with the mostadvanced safetyand navigationequipment,the ship and its staff arecommitted topreserving the beautiful environmentin which it sails.

Day 2 Cape Horn / Wulaia Bay, Chile

Disembark in Cape Horn National Park(weather permitting) in the Tierra del Fuegoarchipelago and marvel at the 1,394-foot (425 m) sheer promontory towering over thesea. Afterward, visit Wulaia Bay, site of theregion’s largest aboriginal settlements.

March of the PenguinsDuring the breeding season, the shores of Argentina and Chile are inhabited by penguincolonies. Predominantly the Magellanic penguins, but the Rockhopper, Macaroni and Humboldtspecies also nest along these coasts. The penguins arrive in August to dig their burrows. InOctober, females lay a single egg. Soon, parents are busily feeding their chick, who remains onland until February. At the end of March and in early April, the birds take to the sea and follow anorthward migration route. In recent years, the effect of global warming has been noted todelay the onset of their annual journey.

discover a microcosm of Alpine architecture,which recalls the 19th-century influx of Germanimmigrants.

Los Lagos chileSapphire lakes, snowcapped volcanoesand verdant forests are the star attractions of Los Lagos, Chile’s Lake

District. Lakes Llanquihue and Todos losSantos, which flank Volcán Osorno, are two

of the most scenic lakes. A particularly beautifulwaterfall is near the town of Petrohue, on thewest shore of Todos los Santos.

Chiloe Island chile Chile’s coastal mountain range stretches thelength of Chiloe Island, making the Pacific sideof the island lush, green and even a bit wild!South America’s second-largest island, Chiloe is a showcase of Patagonia’s abundant naturalbeauty. Even Charles Darwin made note of itduring his travels around the continent. Theinner coast is much more mild, but no lessenticing. This is where most of the island’s residents live. For most of them, the sea istheir life. Fishing is the main industry, and thebounty of the sea is the major ingredient in thelocal cuisine. The inner coast, protected fromthe harsh elements on the other side of theisland, is home to a special collection of wooden churches. These churches, mostly fromthe 19th century, are a excellent example ofhow highly skilled builders and artisans workedwith missionaries to build churches by blendingindigenous and foreign elements.

Buenos Aires argentinaA sprawling metropolis in perpetual motion,Buenos Aires pulsates with a passionate Latin spirit and creative energy. Its broadboulevards lined with upscale boutiques, cafés, plazas and quaint museums will remindyou of a stylish European capital. To get a senseof the city’s soul, step into a tango hall andwatch couples put on masterful displays of thehighly charged and deeply revered dance. Aneventful history is represented by the CasaRosada. In 1951, Eva Perón, the popular firstlady of Argentina, emboldened the workingclass with heartfelt speeches from the balconyof this rose-hued presidential estate. A walkthrough the Recoleta Cemetery reveal Evita’sfinal resting place among the nation’s mostimportant figures.

Puerto Varas chile The immaculate town of Puerto Varas sits onthe southern shore of Lake Llanquihue. You’ll

he slender end of SouthAmerica reveals an exoticwonderland of elegant

Parisian-style boulevards, idyllic lakes,snow-capped Andean peaks and spellbinding coastal panoramas.Discover a breadth of scenic beauty thatspans from Buenos Aires, Argentina, toCape Horn, Chile, as you learn about theunique culture and geography of the continent. Cruise the waterways ofsouthern Patagonia and experience themagic of its glittering glaciers, lushforests and fascinating marine wildlife.This adventure encompasses a perfectlybalanced variety ofencounters with cosmopolitandelights and naturalenvirons.

Program Highlights• Your exclusive Small Group

experience will have a maximum of 28 travelers.

• Indulge in the modern and luxuriouscomforts of deluxe hotels in four locations.

• Relax in First-Class accommodationsaboard the MV Australis during anexciting three-night cruise.

• Experience a once-in-a-lifetimejourney around Cape Horn.

• Enjoy an ideal blend of organizedsightseeing and leisure timeenhanced by personalized assistance with independent activities and local dining.

• Visit remote ports not accessible bylarger vessels and explore Patagoniawith local naturalist guides. Allshore excursions are included!

• Learn about regional history, cultureand ecology during an informativelecture series presented by local experts.

Caesar Park Hotel |Buenos AiresExperience the luxurious comfort of the CaesarPark Hotel in the fashionable Recoleta neighbor-hood. Relax in the hotel’s whirlpool and sauna,work out in the fully equipped fitness center, enjoydelicious cuisine at its restaurant or gather withfellow travelers in the lounge.Your guestroom hasa private bath, hairdryer, individual climate control,direct-dial telephone, cable television, minibar,and coffee- and tea-making facilities.

Hotel Meliá PatagoniaPuerto VarasAdmire views of Lake Llanquihue and the Osorno volcano from the Hotel Meliá Patagonia. The hotelfeatures a restaurant that serves modern Chileancuisine with an emphasis on the excellent localseafood. Spend your leisure time at the spa, fitnesscenter, heated swimming pool, sauna or steamroom. Each guestroom features a private bath, hairdryer, plasma television with cable, minibar, tele-phone and free Internet access.

Hotel Plaza Santa CruzSanta CruzThe Hotel Plaza Santa Cruz faces the Plaza deArmas, the city’s main square. Enjoy modernChilean dishes at its award-winning restaurant,pizza and tapas at an informal restaurant and,during the summer, a poolside barbeque restaurant. The hotel has a swimming pool, spa,game room and casino. Guestrooms are outfitted with private bath, hair dryer, cable television, direct-dial telephone and WiFi.

Day 3 Gunther Plüschow Glacier, Chile

Admire majestic Gunther Plüschow Glacier from the ship. Then board smallerboats for a close look at the Piloto andNena glaciers.

Day 4 Magdalena Island, Chile

Stop at Magdalena Island, where you maysee Magellanic penguins. Take a scenic walkto a light house that guides ships throughthe strait of Magellan.

Lower left: Cruising Los Lagos with Volcán Osorno in the distance

Enjoy fascinating lectures presented by local experts

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Argentina • ChileSouthAmerica

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ITINERARYDay 1 Depart Gateway City

Day 2 Arrive Buenos Aires, Argentina

Day 3 Buenos Aires

Day 4 Buenos Aires

Day 5 Arrive Ushuaia, ArgentinaEmbark the MV Australis

Day 6 Cape Horn / Wulaia Bay

Day 7 Cruise Gunther Plüschow Glacier

Day 8 Magdalena Island, Chile / Arrive Punta Arenas, Chile /

Disembark the MV Australis / Puerto Varas, Chile

Day 9 Los Lagos, Chile

Day 10 Chiloe Island, Chile

Day 11 Santa Cruz, Chile

Day 12 Wine Country

Day 13 Santiago, Chile

Day 14 Santiago / Depart for Gateway City

Day 15 Arrive in Gateway City

AIR PROGRAMMarch 13-27, 2010

For your convenience, AHI offers a flexibleAir Program featuring special air fares available at an additional cost in conjunction with the Land Program.

AHI has designated specific Group AirSchedules for this departure utilizing round-trip, scheduled jet service from NorthAmerica to Buenos Aires, Argentina, with a return from Santiago, Chile. Thoseparticipating on these flights will enjoymotorcoach transfers between thearrival/departure airports abroad and thehotels, including baggage handling. Pricesare dependent upon dates, air routes andclass of service chosen and will be reflectedon your Reservation Confirmation, whichwill be sent to you upon receipt of yourreservation. Air schedules will be sent withyour Final Invoice approximately 90 daysbefore departure. Prices quoted to you willinclude all domestic and foreign governmen-tal airport departure taxes and fees and anyapplicable fuel surcharges. AHI ticketedpassengers will also receive Automatic$250,000 Flight Insurance, subject to policy terms.

LAND/CRUISE PROGRAMMarch 14-26, 2010

Full Price Special Savings Alumni Price

B-Twin (Deck 1) $5,345 $250 $5,095*

A-Twin (Deck 2) $5,945 $250 $5,695*

AA-Twin (Deck 3) $6,145 $250 $5,895*All cabins are outward facing and feature large picture windows, an independently controlled heater, private

bathroom, safe and hair dryer.*Special Alumni Price valid if booked by the date found on the address panel.

VAT is an additional $195 per person.

*All prices quoted are per person, based on double occupancy (unless otherwise stated). Single accommodations arean additional $1,495 (limited availability).

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INCLUDED FEATURES

First, Buenos Aires, Argentina• Stay three nights at the Caesar Park

Hotel.• Gather with your fellow travelers at

the hotel for a Welcome Reception.• Join a half-day excursion highlighting the

architecture of this cosmopolitan capital.

Then, a Patagonia Cruise• Embark the MV Australis in Ushuaia,

capital of Argentina’s Tierra del FuegoProvince. Chart a course around CapeHorn to Punta Arenas, Chile.

• Explore Cape Horn National Park onHornos Island. (Weather permitting.)

• Take a scenic stroll through a Magellanicforest near historic Wulaia Bay.

• Admire Gunther Plüschow Glacier beforeboarding smaller boats for an excursionto Piloto and Nena glaciers.

• Visit Magdalena Island, where youmay see Magellanic penguins.

• All meals and drinks are included duringthe cruise.

• Attend a special Welcome Receptionaboard the ship.

Next, Puerto Varas, Chile• Spend three nights at the Hotel Meliá

Patagonia, located on the shore of LakeLlanquihue.

• Cruise the waters of Chile’s famous LakeDistrict and visit the towns of Petrohueand Peulla during this half-day excursion.

• Discover the beauty of Chiloe Island onthis full-day excursion. Lunch is included.

Then, Santa Cruz, Chile• Spend two nights at the Hotel Plaza

Santa Cruz.• Discover the wineries of the Colchagua

Valley. Enjoy a wine tasting and lunch.• Visit a spirit house to learn how locally

produced liqueurs are made with regionalfruit, nuts and herbs and enjoy a tasting.

• Savor local specialties at a dinner.

Finally, Santiago, Chile• Spend one night at the Radisson Plaza

Santiago Hotel.

• Explore Santiago during a half-day tour.• Gather with your fellow travelers for a

Farewell Reception.

Scheduled Jet Service• Flights within Argentina and Chile

from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia; fromPunta Arenas to Puerto Montt; and fromPuerto Montt to Santiago.

Transfers and Porterage• Deluxe motorcoach transfers between

the airports and the ship/hotels for theabove flights and round trip betweenSantiago and Santa Cruz.

• Baggage handling to and from youraccommodations on the above transfers.

MANY INCLUDED EXTRAS• Consultation services of a dedicated

Passenger Service Representativeprior to departure.

• Attentive services of an experienced AHI Travel Director throughout your trip.

• A comprehensive lecture on Argentineand Chilean culture and history.

• Full American-style buffet breakfasteach morning at the hotels and additionalselect meals and refreshments.

• Services of an AHI Travel HospitalityDesk staffed by local experts to assistyou with sightseeing and dining suggestions and reservations.

• Detailed destination and travel information to assist in your planning.

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Dear UCLA Alumni and Friends,From the cosmopolitan delights of Buenos Aires to the wild

frontiers of Argentina and Chilean Patagonia, the Treasures ofSouth America await discovery. This journey through Argentina &Chile is the perfect way to experience the diversity of our neighboring continent by both land and sea.

Our itinerary showcases the spirited energy of the cities, theethereal natural beauty of the Andean Lakes and the charm ofChilean coastal villages. To top it all off, you’ll embark on a three-night cruise to discover the wonders of Patagonia. To enhanceyour understanding of South America, this trip features popularUCLA Alumni Travel lecturer UCLA Professor Jose Moya, anexpert on Latin American history.

Set out on this exceptional travel experience in the companyof like-minded travelers, expert local naturalist guides and a dedicated travel staff. All are committed to ensuring this tripforges many fond memories and enduring friendships. Don’t missthis rare opportunity to immerse yourself in the culture, cuisineand landscapes south of the equator while enjoying a first-classtravel program. Your hotel accommodations have been carefullychosen to reflect the exquisite intrinsic qualities of each region.

With all its special features, this once-in-a-lifetime adventureis an incomparable value. Therefore, space is limited and sure tosell out quickly. Make your reservations today!

Regards from Westwood,

Christel Pailet Director, Alumni Travel

UCLA Professor Jose Moya

Jose Moya has lived inhis native Cuba, theU.S., Spain, France, theU.K., the Netherlands,Italy and Argentina. Hehas taught at UCLAsince 1988, where hespecializes in LatinAmerican history, andat the Universities ofParis, Santiago (Spain),San Andres(Argentina), and atBarnard College,Columbia University. Hehas been a FulbrightFellow in Buenos Aires(three times), aBurkhardt Fellow at theAmerican Academy inRome, a Del AmoFellow in Madrid, andheld a fellowship fromthe NationalEndowment for theHumanities.

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Chiloe Island

Young gaucho

Experience the beauty and soul of South America

Vineyard, Santa Cruz

Santiago

Your Three-Night Expedition Cruise

Your Deluxe Accommodations

Left:

City center, Buenos Aires

In oval:

A lively tango

demonstration

in Buenos Aires’

San Telmo district

Santa Cruz chile Santa Cruz is one of the culturally richestcities in Chile. The Colchagua Valley city hasmaintained its ties with rural traditions andis the hub for region’s famous wine route.The Colchagua Museum has an impressivecollection of pre-Columbian art and artifacts and modern traditional art and clothing.

Santiago chile Santiago is one of the liveliest SouthAmerican capitals. The city, with its dozensof museums, galleries and music clubs, is a cultural gem. For a spectacular view of

Santiago, ridethe funicularup Cerro SanCristóbal inthe center ofthe city for apanoramathat includesthe AndesMountains tothe east.

Chile’s Wine Country

Wine making in Chile datesfrom the 16th century, whenSpanish conquistadorsplanted vines they broughtwith them. But only in thepast few decades haveChilean wines become aworldwide sensation. In2005, Wine Enthusiast

magazine named the Colchagua Valley thebest wine region in the world for red wines.Colchagua is the southernmost of the winevalleys south of Santiago, Chile’s capital.The valley’s dry Mediterranean-like climate—hot days and cool nights—are perfect for fostering a vineyard, especiallythose growing cabernet sauvignon grapes.The Tinguiririca River ensures the fruit never gets too thirsty. The terroir sets theconditions for these famously hard grapes toripen to perfection! The valleys’s vineyardsalso produce highly regarded merlots,syrahs, carmeneres and malbecs.

Radisson Plaza Santiago HotelSantiagoThe Radisson Plaza Hotel, conveniently locatednear shopping and dining, provides attentive serv-ice and a comfortable stay. The hotel’s amenitiesinclude a restaurant serving international Chileancuisine, two lounges and access to a health club.Your guestroom has a private bath, hair dryer,cable television, direct-dial telephone, coffeemaker and WiFi.

Sail to the end of the earth on a three-nightcruise through the sparkling waterways ofPatagonia. From the comfort of your ship,survey the serene, but rugged beauty of oneof the world’s most remarkable regions.

Day 1 Ushuaia, Argentina

Surrounded by mountains, forests and thesea, Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world. Its skyline is dominated by stately Martial Glacier. Nearby, the impres-sive Tierra del Fuego National Park is a showcase of verdant evergreens, turquoiselakes and colorful indigenous birds.

MV AUSTRALIS

Designed to cruise the southern waters of Patagonia, the sleek 130-passenger MV Australis offers every modernconvenience. The comfortable, tastefullyappointed cabins offer private baths, individual climate controls and safe depositboxes, while their large windows showcasebreathtaking scenery. Relax on the open-airterrace for even more stunning panoramas,or enjoy a drink in one of the ship’s loungeswhile you admire the views. In addition, theship has a well-stocked library, game room,gift shop and a dining room serving deliciousinternational cuisine and local specialties.Equipped with the mostadvanced safetyand navigationequipment,the ship and its staff arecommitted topreserving the beautiful environmentin which it sails.

Day 2 Cape Horn / Wulaia Bay, Chile

Disembark in Cape Horn National Park(weather permitting) in the Tierra del Fuegoarchipelago and marvel at the 1,394-foot (425 m) sheer promontory towering over thesea. Afterward, visit Wulaia Bay, site of theregion’s largest aboriginal settlements.

March of the PenguinsDuring the breeding season, the shores of Argentina and Chile are inhabited by penguincolonies. Predominantly the Magellanic penguins, but the Rockhopper, Macaroni and Humboldtspecies also nest along these coasts. The penguins arrive in August to dig their burrows. InOctober, females lay a single egg. Soon, parents are busily feeding their chick, who remains onland until February. At the end of March and in early April, the birds take to the sea and follow anorthward migration route. In recent years, the effect of global warming has been noted todelay the onset of their annual journey.

discover a microcosm of Alpine architecture,which recalls the 19th-century influx of Germanimmigrants.

Los Lagos chileSapphire lakes, snowcapped volcanoesand verdant forests are the star attractions of Los Lagos, Chile’s Lake

District. Lakes Llanquihue and Todos losSantos, which flank Volcán Osorno, are two

of the most scenic lakes. A particularly beautifulwaterfall is near the town of Petrohue, on thewest shore of Todos los Santos.

Chiloe Island chile Chile’s coastal mountain range stretches thelength of Chiloe Island, making the Pacific sideof the island lush, green and even a bit wild!South America’s second-largest island, Chiloe is a showcase of Patagonia’s abundant naturalbeauty. Even Charles Darwin made note of itduring his travels around the continent. Theinner coast is much more mild, but no lessenticing. This is where most of the island’s residents live. For most of them, the sea istheir life. Fishing is the main industry, and thebounty of the sea is the major ingredient in thelocal cuisine. The inner coast, protected fromthe harsh elements on the other side of theisland, is home to a special collection of wooden churches. These churches, mostly fromthe 19th century, are a excellent example ofhow highly skilled builders and artisans workedwith missionaries to build churches by blendingindigenous and foreign elements.

Buenos Aires argentinaA sprawling metropolis in perpetual motion,Buenos Aires pulsates with a passionate Latin spirit and creative energy. Its broadboulevards lined with upscale boutiques, cafés, plazas and quaint museums will remindyou of a stylish European capital. To get a senseof the city’s soul, step into a tango hall andwatch couples put on masterful displays of thehighly charged and deeply revered dance. Aneventful history is represented by the CasaRosada. In 1951, Eva Perón, the popular firstlady of Argentina, emboldened the workingclass with heartfelt speeches from the balconyof this rose-hued presidential estate. A walkthrough the Recoleta Cemetery reveal Evita’sfinal resting place among the nation’s mostimportant figures.

Puerto Varas chile The immaculate town of Puerto Varas sits onthe southern shore of Lake Llanquihue. You’ll

he slender end of SouthAmerica reveals an exoticwonderland of elegant

Parisian-style boulevards, idyllic lakes,snow-capped Andean peaks and spellbinding coastal panoramas.Discover a breadth of scenic beauty thatspans from Buenos Aires, Argentina, toCape Horn, Chile, as you learn about theunique culture and geography of the continent. Cruise the waterways ofsouthern Patagonia and experience themagic of its glittering glaciers, lushforests and fascinating marine wildlife.This adventure encompasses a perfectlybalanced variety ofencounters with cosmopolitandelights and naturalenvirons.

Program Highlights• Your exclusive Small Group

experience will have a maximum of 28 travelers.

• Indulge in the modern and luxuriouscomforts of deluxe hotels in four locations.

• Relax in First-Class accommodationsaboard the MV Australis during anexciting three-night cruise.

• Experience a once-in-a-lifetimejourney around Cape Horn.

• Enjoy an ideal blend of organizedsightseeing and leisure timeenhanced by personalized assistance with independent activities and local dining.

• Visit remote ports not accessible bylarger vessels and explore Patagoniawith local naturalist guides. Allshore excursions are included!

• Learn about regional history, cultureand ecology during an informativelecture series presented by local experts.

Caesar Park Hotel |Buenos AiresExperience the luxurious comfort of the CaesarPark Hotel in the fashionable Recoleta neighbor-hood. Relax in the hotel’s whirlpool and sauna,work out in the fully equipped fitness center, enjoydelicious cuisine at its restaurant or gather withfellow travelers in the lounge.Your guestroom hasa private bath, hairdryer, individual climate control,direct-dial telephone, cable television, minibar,and coffee- and tea-making facilities.

Hotel Meliá PatagoniaPuerto VarasAdmire views of Lake Llanquihue and the Osorno volcano from the Hotel Meliá Patagonia. The hotelfeatures a restaurant that serves modern Chileancuisine with an emphasis on the excellent localseafood. Spend your leisure time at the spa, fitnesscenter, heated swimming pool, sauna or steamroom. Each guestroom features a private bath, hairdryer, plasma television with cable, minibar, tele-phone and free Internet access.

Hotel Plaza Santa CruzSanta CruzThe Hotel Plaza Santa Cruz faces the Plaza deArmas, the city’s main square. Enjoy modernChilean dishes at its award-winning restaurant,pizza and tapas at an informal restaurant and,during the summer, a poolside barbeque restaurant. The hotel has a swimming pool, spa,game room and casino. Guestrooms are outfitted with private bath, hair dryer, cable television, direct-dial telephone and WiFi.

Day 3 Gunther Plüschow Glacier, Chile

Admire majestic Gunther Plüschow Glacier from the ship. Then board smallerboats for a close look at the Piloto andNena glaciers.

Day 4 Magdalena Island, Chile

Stop at Magdalena Island, where you maysee Magellanic penguins. Take a scenic walkto a light house that guides ships throughthe strait of Magellan.

Lower left: Cruising Los Lagos with Volcán Osorno in the distance

Enjoy fascinating lectures presented by local experts

T

Chiloe Island

Young gaucho

Experience the beauty and soul of South America

Vineyard, Santa Cruz

Santiago

Your Three-Night Expedition Cruise

Your Deluxe Accommodations

Left:

City center, Buenos Aires

In oval:

A lively tango

demonstration

in Buenos Aires’

San Telmo district

Santa Cruz chile Santa Cruz is one of the culturally richestcities in Chile. The Colchagua Valley city hasmaintained its ties with rural traditions andis the hub for region’s famous wine route.The Colchagua Museum has an impressivecollection of pre-Columbian art and artifacts and modern traditional art and clothing.

Santiago chile Santiago is one of the liveliest SouthAmerican capitals. The city, with its dozensof museums, galleries and music clubs, is a cultural gem. For a spectacular view of

Santiago, ridethe funicularup Cerro SanCristóbal inthe center ofthe city for apanoramathat includesthe AndesMountains tothe east.

Chile’s Wine Country

Wine making in Chile datesfrom the 16th century, whenSpanish conquistadorsplanted vines they broughtwith them. But only in thepast few decades haveChilean wines become aworldwide sensation. In2005, Wine Enthusiast

magazine named the Colchagua Valley thebest wine region in the world for red wines.Colchagua is the southernmost of the winevalleys south of Santiago, Chile’s capital.The valley’s dry Mediterranean-like climate—hot days and cool nights—are perfect for fostering a vineyard, especiallythose growing cabernet sauvignon grapes.The Tinguiririca River ensures the fruit never gets too thirsty. The terroir sets theconditions for these famously hard grapes toripen to perfection! The valleys’s vineyardsalso produce highly regarded merlots,syrahs, carmeneres and malbecs.

Radisson Plaza Santiago HotelSantiagoThe Radisson Plaza Hotel, conveniently locatednear shopping and dining, provides attentive serv-ice and a comfortable stay. The hotel’s amenitiesinclude a restaurant serving international Chileancuisine, two lounges and access to a health club.Your guestroom has a private bath, hair dryer,cable television, direct-dial telephone, coffeemaker and WiFi.

Sail to the end of the earth on a three-nightcruise through the sparkling waterways ofPatagonia. From the comfort of your ship,survey the serene, but rugged beauty of oneof the world’s most remarkable regions.

Day 1 Ushuaia, Argentina

Surrounded by mountains, forests and thesea, Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world. Its skyline is dominated by stately Martial Glacier. Nearby, the impres-sive Tierra del Fuego National Park is a showcase of verdant evergreens, turquoiselakes and colorful indigenous birds.

MV AUSTRALIS

Designed to cruise the southern waters of Patagonia, the sleek 130-passenger MV Australis offers every modernconvenience. The comfortable, tastefullyappointed cabins offer private baths, individual climate controls and safe depositboxes, while their large windows showcasebreathtaking scenery. Relax on the open-airterrace for even more stunning panoramas,or enjoy a drink in one of the ship’s loungeswhile you admire the views. In addition, theship has a well-stocked library, game room,gift shop and a dining room serving deliciousinternational cuisine and local specialties.Equipped with the mostadvanced safetyand navigationequipment,the ship and its staff arecommitted topreserving the beautiful environmentin which it sails.

Day 2 Cape Horn / Wulaia Bay, Chile

Disembark in Cape Horn National Park(weather permitting) in the Tierra del Fuegoarchipelago and marvel at the 1,394-foot (425 m) sheer promontory towering over thesea. Afterward, visit Wulaia Bay, site of theregion’s largest aboriginal settlements.

March of the PenguinsDuring the breeding season, the shores of Argentina and Chile are inhabited by penguincolonies. Predominantly the Magellanic penguins, but the Rockhopper, Macaroni and Humboldtspecies also nest along these coasts. The penguins arrive in August to dig their burrows. InOctober, females lay a single egg. Soon, parents are busily feeding their chick, who remains onland until February. At the end of March and in early April, the birds take to the sea and follow anorthward migration route. In recent years, the effect of global warming has been noted todelay the onset of their annual journey.

discover a microcosm of Alpine architecture,which recalls the 19th-century influx of Germanimmigrants.

Los Lagos chileSapphire lakes, snowcapped volcanoesand verdant forests are the star attractions of Los Lagos, Chile’s Lake

District. Lakes Llanquihue and Todos losSantos, which flank Volcán Osorno, are two

of the most scenic lakes. A particularly beautifulwaterfall is near the town of Petrohue, on thewest shore of Todos los Santos.

Chiloe Island chile Chile’s coastal mountain range stretches thelength of Chiloe Island, making the Pacific sideof the island lush, green and even a bit wild!South America’s second-largest island, Chiloe is a showcase of Patagonia’s abundant naturalbeauty. Even Charles Darwin made note of itduring his travels around the continent. Theinner coast is much more mild, but no lessenticing. This is where most of the island’s residents live. For most of them, the sea istheir life. Fishing is the main industry, and thebounty of the sea is the major ingredient in thelocal cuisine. The inner coast, protected fromthe harsh elements on the other side of theisland, is home to a special collection of wooden churches. These churches, mostly fromthe 19th century, are a excellent example ofhow highly skilled builders and artisans workedwith missionaries to build churches by blendingindigenous and foreign elements.

Buenos Aires argentinaA sprawling metropolis in perpetual motion,Buenos Aires pulsates with a passionate Latin spirit and creative energy. Its broadboulevards lined with upscale boutiques, cafés, plazas and quaint museums will remindyou of a stylish European capital. To get a senseof the city’s soul, step into a tango hall andwatch couples put on masterful displays of thehighly charged and deeply revered dance. Aneventful history is represented by the CasaRosada. In 1951, Eva Perón, the popular firstlady of Argentina, emboldened the workingclass with heartfelt speeches from the balconyof this rose-hued presidential estate. A walkthrough the Recoleta Cemetery reveal Evita’sfinal resting place among the nation’s mostimportant figures.

Puerto Varas chile The immaculate town of Puerto Varas sits onthe southern shore of Lake Llanquihue. You’ll

he slender end of SouthAmerica reveals an exoticwonderland of elegant

Parisian-style boulevards, idyllic lakes,snow-capped Andean peaks and spellbinding coastal panoramas.Discover a breadth of scenic beauty thatspans from Buenos Aires, Argentina, toCape Horn, Chile, as you learn about theunique culture and geography of the continent. Cruise the waterways ofsouthern Patagonia and experience themagic of its glittering glaciers, lushforests and fascinating marine wildlife.This adventure encompasses a perfectlybalanced variety ofencounters with cosmopolitandelights and naturalenvirons.

Program Highlights• Your exclusive Small Group

experience will have a maximum of 28 travelers.

• Indulge in the modern and luxuriouscomforts of deluxe hotels in four locations.

• Relax in First-Class accommodationsaboard the MV Australis during anexciting three-night cruise.

• Experience a once-in-a-lifetimejourney around Cape Horn.

• Enjoy an ideal blend of organizedsightseeing and leisure timeenhanced by personalized assistance with independent activities and local dining.

• Visit remote ports not accessible bylarger vessels and explore Patagoniawith local naturalist guides. Allshore excursions are included!

• Learn about regional history, cultureand ecology during an informativelecture series presented by local experts.

Caesar Park Hotel |Buenos AiresExperience the luxurious comfort of the CaesarPark Hotel in the fashionable Recoleta neighbor-hood. Relax in the hotel’s whirlpool and sauna,work out in the fully equipped fitness center, enjoydelicious cuisine at its restaurant or gather withfellow travelers in the lounge.Your guestroom hasa private bath, hairdryer, individual climate control,direct-dial telephone, cable television, minibar,and coffee- and tea-making facilities.

Hotel Meliá PatagoniaPuerto VarasAdmire views of Lake Llanquihue and the Osorno volcano from the Hotel Meliá Patagonia. The hotelfeatures a restaurant that serves modern Chileancuisine with an emphasis on the excellent localseafood. Spend your leisure time at the spa, fitnesscenter, heated swimming pool, sauna or steamroom. Each guestroom features a private bath, hairdryer, plasma television with cable, minibar, tele-phone and free Internet access.

Hotel Plaza Santa CruzSanta CruzThe Hotel Plaza Santa Cruz faces the Plaza deArmas, the city’s main square. Enjoy modernChilean dishes at its award-winning restaurant,pizza and tapas at an informal restaurant and,during the summer, a poolside barbeque restaurant. The hotel has a swimming pool, spa,game room and casino. Guestrooms are outfitted with private bath, hair dryer, cable television, direct-dial telephone and WiFi.

Day 3 Gunther Plüschow Glacier, Chile

Admire majestic Gunther Plüschow Glacier from the ship. Then board smallerboats for a close look at the Piloto andNena glaciers.

Day 4 Magdalena Island, Chile

Stop at Magdalena Island, where you maysee Magellanic penguins. Take a scenic walkto a light house that guides ships throughthe strait of Magellan.

Lower left: Cruising Los Lagos with Volcán Osorno in the distance

Enjoy fascinating lectures presented by local experts

T

Chiloe Island

Young gaucho

Experience the beauty and soul of South America

Vineyard, Santa Cruz

Santiago

Your Three-Night Expedition Cruise

Your Deluxe Accommodations

Left:

City center, Buenos Aires

In oval:

A lively tango

demonstration

in Buenos Aires’

San Telmo district

Santa Cruz chile Santa Cruz is one of the culturally richestcities in Chile. The Colchagua Valley city hasmaintained its ties with rural traditions andis the hub for region’s famous wine route.The Colchagua Museum has an impressivecollection of pre-Columbian art and artifacts and modern traditional art and clothing.

Santiago chile Santiago is one of the liveliest SouthAmerican capitals. The city, with its dozensof museums, galleries and music clubs, is a cultural gem. For a spectacular view of

Santiago, ridethe funicularup Cerro SanCristóbal inthe center ofthe city for apanoramathat includesthe AndesMountains tothe east.

Chile’s Wine Country

Wine making in Chile datesfrom the 16th century, whenSpanish conquistadorsplanted vines they broughtwith them. But only in thepast few decades haveChilean wines become aworldwide sensation. In2005, Wine Enthusiast

magazine named the Colchagua Valley thebest wine region in the world for red wines.Colchagua is the southernmost of the winevalleys south of Santiago, Chile’s capital.The valley’s dry Mediterranean-like climate—hot days and cool nights—are perfect for fostering a vineyard, especiallythose growing cabernet sauvignon grapes.The Tinguiririca River ensures the fruit never gets too thirsty. The terroir sets theconditions for these famously hard grapes toripen to perfection! The valleys’s vineyardsalso produce highly regarded merlots,syrahs, carmeneres and malbecs.

Radisson Plaza Santiago HotelSantiagoThe Radisson Plaza Hotel, conveniently locatednear shopping and dining, provides attentive serv-ice and a comfortable stay. The hotel’s amenitiesinclude a restaurant serving international Chileancuisine, two lounges and access to a health club.Your guestroom has a private bath, hair dryer,cable television, direct-dial telephone, coffeemaker and WiFi.

Sail to the end of the earth on a three-nightcruise through the sparkling waterways ofPatagonia. From the comfort of your ship,survey the serene, but rugged beauty of oneof the world’s most remarkable regions.

Day 1 Ushuaia, Argentina

Surrounded by mountains, forests and thesea, Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world. Its skyline is dominated by stately Martial Glacier. Nearby, the impres-sive Tierra del Fuego National Park is a showcase of verdant evergreens, turquoiselakes and colorful indigenous birds.

MV AUSTRALIS

Designed to cruise the southern waters of Patagonia, the sleek 130-passenger MV Australis offers every modernconvenience. The comfortable, tastefullyappointed cabins offer private baths, individual climate controls and safe depositboxes, while their large windows showcasebreathtaking scenery. Relax on the open-airterrace for even more stunning panoramas,or enjoy a drink in one of the ship’s loungeswhile you admire the views. In addition, theship has a well-stocked library, game room,gift shop and a dining room serving deliciousinternational cuisine and local specialties.Equipped with the mostadvanced safetyand navigationequipment,the ship and its staff arecommitted topreserving the beautiful environmentin which it sails.

Day 2 Cape Horn / Wulaia Bay, Chile

Disembark in Cape Horn National Park(weather permitting) in the Tierra del Fuegoarchipelago and marvel at the 1,394-foot (425 m) sheer promontory towering over thesea. Afterward, visit Wulaia Bay, site of theregion’s largest aboriginal settlements.

March of the PenguinsDuring the breeding season, the shores of Argentina and Chile are inhabited by penguincolonies. Predominantly the Magellanic penguins, but the Rockhopper, Macaroni and Humboldtspecies also nest along these coasts. The penguins arrive in August to dig their burrows. InOctober, females lay a single egg. Soon, parents are busily feeding their chick, who remains onland until February. At the end of March and in early April, the birds take to the sea and follow anorthward migration route. In recent years, the effect of global warming has been noted todelay the onset of their annual journey.

discover a microcosm of Alpine architecture,which recalls the 19th-century influx of Germanimmigrants.

Los Lagos chileSapphire lakes, snowcapped volcanoesand verdant forests are the star attractions of Los Lagos, Chile’s Lake

District. Lakes Llanquihue and Todos losSantos, which flank Volcán Osorno, are two

of the most scenic lakes. A particularly beautifulwaterfall is near the town of Petrohue, on thewest shore of Todos los Santos.

Chiloe Island chile Chile’s coastal mountain range stretches thelength of Chiloe Island, making the Pacific sideof the island lush, green and even a bit wild!South America’s second-largest island, Chiloe is a showcase of Patagonia’s abundant naturalbeauty. Even Charles Darwin made note of itduring his travels around the continent. Theinner coast is much more mild, but no lessenticing. This is where most of the island’s residents live. For most of them, the sea istheir life. Fishing is the main industry, and thebounty of the sea is the major ingredient in thelocal cuisine. The inner coast, protected fromthe harsh elements on the other side of theisland, is home to a special collection of wooden churches. These churches, mostly fromthe 19th century, are a excellent example ofhow highly skilled builders and artisans workedwith missionaries to build churches by blendingindigenous and foreign elements.

Buenos Aires argentinaA sprawling metropolis in perpetual motion,Buenos Aires pulsates with a passionate Latin spirit and creative energy. Its broadboulevards lined with upscale boutiques, cafés, plazas and quaint museums will remindyou of a stylish European capital. To get a senseof the city’s soul, step into a tango hall andwatch couples put on masterful displays of thehighly charged and deeply revered dance. Aneventful history is represented by the CasaRosada. In 1951, Eva Perón, the popular firstlady of Argentina, emboldened the workingclass with heartfelt speeches from the balconyof this rose-hued presidential estate. A walkthrough the Recoleta Cemetery reveal Evita’sfinal resting place among the nation’s mostimportant figures.

Puerto Varas chile The immaculate town of Puerto Varas sits onthe southern shore of Lake Llanquihue. You’ll

he slender end of SouthAmerica reveals an exoticwonderland of elegant

Parisian-style boulevards, idyllic lakes,snow-capped Andean peaks and spellbinding coastal panoramas.Discover a breadth of scenic beauty thatspans from Buenos Aires, Argentina, toCape Horn, Chile, as you learn about theunique culture and geography of the continent. Cruise the waterways ofsouthern Patagonia and experience themagic of its glittering glaciers, lushforests and fascinating marine wildlife.This adventure encompasses a perfectlybalanced variety ofencounters with cosmopolitandelights and naturalenvirons.

Program Highlights• Your exclusive Small Group

experience will have a maximum of 28 travelers.

• Indulge in the modern and luxuriouscomforts of deluxe hotels in four locations.

• Relax in First-Class accommodationsaboard the MV Australis during anexciting three-night cruise.

• Experience a once-in-a-lifetimejourney around Cape Horn.

• Enjoy an ideal blend of organizedsightseeing and leisure timeenhanced by personalized assistance with independent activities and local dining.

• Visit remote ports not accessible bylarger vessels and explore Patagoniawith local naturalist guides. Allshore excursions are included!

• Learn about regional history, cultureand ecology during an informativelecture series presented by local experts.

Caesar Park Hotel |Buenos AiresExperience the luxurious comfort of the CaesarPark Hotel in the fashionable Recoleta neighbor-hood. Relax in the hotel’s whirlpool and sauna,work out in the fully equipped fitness center, enjoydelicious cuisine at its restaurant or gather withfellow travelers in the lounge.Your guestroom hasa private bath, hairdryer, individual climate control,direct-dial telephone, cable television, minibar,and coffee- and tea-making facilities.

Hotel Meliá PatagoniaPuerto VarasAdmire views of Lake Llanquihue and the Osorno volcano from the Hotel Meliá Patagonia. The hotelfeatures a restaurant that serves modern Chileancuisine with an emphasis on the excellent localseafood. Spend your leisure time at the spa, fitnesscenter, heated swimming pool, sauna or steamroom. Each guestroom features a private bath, hairdryer, plasma television with cable, minibar, tele-phone and free Internet access.

Hotel Plaza Santa CruzSanta CruzThe Hotel Plaza Santa Cruz faces the Plaza deArmas, the city’s main square. Enjoy modernChilean dishes at its award-winning restaurant,pizza and tapas at an informal restaurant and,during the summer, a poolside barbeque restaurant. The hotel has a swimming pool, spa,game room and casino. Guestrooms are outfitted with private bath, hair dryer, cable television, direct-dial telephone and WiFi.

Day 3 Gunther Plüschow Glacier, Chile

Admire majestic Gunther Plüschow Glacier from the ship. Then board smallerboats for a close look at the Piloto andNena glaciers.

Day 4 Magdalena Island, Chile

Stop at Magdalena Island, where you maysee Magellanic penguins. Take a scenic walkto a light house that guides ships throughthe strait of Magellan.

Lower left: Cruising Los Lagos with Volcán Osorno in the distance

Enjoy fascinating lectures presented by local experts

T

Chiloe Island

Young gaucho

Experience the beauty and soul of South America

Vineyard, Santa Cruz

Santiago

Your Three-Night Expedition Cruise

Your Deluxe Accommodations

Left:

City center, Buenos Aires

In oval:

A lively tango

demonstration

in Buenos Aires’

San Telmo district

Santa Cruz chile Santa Cruz is one of the culturally richestcities in Chile. The Colchagua Valley city hasmaintained its ties with rural traditions andis the hub for region’s famous wine route.The Colchagua Museum has an impressivecollection of pre-Columbian art and artifacts and modern traditional art and clothing.

Santiago chile Santiago is one of the liveliest SouthAmerican capitals. The city, with its dozensof museums, galleries and music clubs, is a cultural gem. For a spectacular view of

Santiago, ridethe funicularup Cerro SanCristóbal inthe center ofthe city for apanoramathat includesthe AndesMountains tothe east.

Chile’s Wine Country

Wine making in Chile datesfrom the 16th century, whenSpanish conquistadorsplanted vines they broughtwith them. But only in thepast few decades haveChilean wines become aworldwide sensation. In2005, Wine Enthusiast

magazine named the Colchagua Valley thebest wine region in the world for red wines.Colchagua is the southernmost of the winevalleys south of Santiago, Chile’s capital.The valley’s dry Mediterranean-like climate—hot days and cool nights—are perfect for fostering a vineyard, especiallythose growing cabernet sauvignon grapes.The Tinguiririca River ensures the fruit never gets too thirsty. The terroir sets theconditions for these famously hard grapes toripen to perfection! The valleys’s vineyardsalso produce highly regarded merlots,syrahs, carmeneres and malbecs.

Radisson Plaza Santiago HotelSantiagoThe Radisson Plaza Hotel, conveniently locatednear shopping and dining, provides attentive serv-ice and a comfortable stay. The hotel’s amenitiesinclude a restaurant serving international Chileancuisine, two lounges and access to a health club.Your guestroom has a private bath, hair dryer,cable television, direct-dial telephone, coffeemaker and WiFi.

Sail to the end of the earth on a three-nightcruise through the sparkling waterways ofPatagonia. From the comfort of your ship,survey the serene, but rugged beauty of oneof the world’s most remarkable regions.

Day 1 Ushuaia, Argentina

Surrounded by mountains, forests and thesea, Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world. Its skyline is dominated by stately Martial Glacier. Nearby, the impres-sive Tierra del Fuego National Park is a showcase of verdant evergreens, turquoiselakes and colorful indigenous birds.

MV AUSTRALIS

Designed to cruise the southern waters of Patagonia, the sleek 130-passenger MV Australis offers every modernconvenience. The comfortable, tastefullyappointed cabins offer private baths, individual climate controls and safe depositboxes, while their large windows showcasebreathtaking scenery. Relax on the open-airterrace for even more stunning panoramas,or enjoy a drink in one of the ship’s loungeswhile you admire the views. In addition, theship has a well-stocked library, game room,gift shop and a dining room serving deliciousinternational cuisine and local specialties.Equipped with the mostadvanced safetyand navigationequipment,the ship and its staff arecommitted topreserving the beautiful environmentin which it sails.

Day 2 Cape Horn / Wulaia Bay, Chile

Disembark in Cape Horn National Park(weather permitting) in the Tierra del Fuegoarchipelago and marvel at the 1,394-foot (425 m) sheer promontory towering over thesea. Afterward, visit Wulaia Bay, site of theregion’s largest aboriginal settlements.

March of the PenguinsDuring the breeding season, the shores of Argentina and Chile are inhabited by penguincolonies. Predominantly the Magellanic penguins, but the Rockhopper, Macaroni and Humboldtspecies also nest along these coasts. The penguins arrive in August to dig their burrows. InOctober, females lay a single egg. Soon, parents are busily feeding their chick, who remains onland until February. At the end of March and in early April, the birds take to the sea and follow anorthward migration route. In recent years, the effect of global warming has been noted todelay the onset of their annual journey.

discover a microcosm of Alpine architecture,which recalls the 19th-century influx of Germanimmigrants.

Los Lagos chileSapphire lakes, snowcapped volcanoesand verdant forests are the star attractions of Los Lagos, Chile’s Lake

District. Lakes Llanquihue and Todos losSantos, which flank Volcán Osorno, are two

of the most scenic lakes. A particularly beautifulwaterfall is near the town of Petrohue, on thewest shore of Todos los Santos.

Chiloe Island chile Chile’s coastal mountain range stretches thelength of Chiloe Island, making the Pacific sideof the island lush, green and even a bit wild!South America’s second-largest island, Chiloe is a showcase of Patagonia’s abundant naturalbeauty. Even Charles Darwin made note of itduring his travels around the continent. Theinner coast is much more mild, but no lessenticing. This is where most of the island’s residents live. For most of them, the sea istheir life. Fishing is the main industry, and thebounty of the sea is the major ingredient in thelocal cuisine. The inner coast, protected fromthe harsh elements on the other side of theisland, is home to a special collection of wooden churches. These churches, mostly fromthe 19th century, are a excellent example ofhow highly skilled builders and artisans workedwith missionaries to build churches by blendingindigenous and foreign elements.

Buenos Aires argentinaA sprawling metropolis in perpetual motion,Buenos Aires pulsates with a passionate Latin spirit and creative energy. Its broadboulevards lined with upscale boutiques, cafés, plazas and quaint museums will remindyou of a stylish European capital. To get a senseof the city’s soul, step into a tango hall andwatch couples put on masterful displays of thehighly charged and deeply revered dance. Aneventful history is represented by the CasaRosada. In 1951, Eva Perón, the popular firstlady of Argentina, emboldened the workingclass with heartfelt speeches from the balconyof this rose-hued presidential estate. A walkthrough the Recoleta Cemetery reveal Evita’sfinal resting place among the nation’s mostimportant figures.

Puerto Varas chile The immaculate town of Puerto Varas sits onthe southern shore of Lake Llanquihue. You’ll

he slender end of SouthAmerica reveals an exoticwonderland of elegant

Parisian-style boulevards, idyllic lakes,snow-capped Andean peaks and spellbinding coastal panoramas.Discover a breadth of scenic beauty thatspans from Buenos Aires, Argentina, toCape Horn, Chile, as you learn about theunique culture and geography of the continent. Cruise the waterways ofsouthern Patagonia and experience themagic of its glittering glaciers, lushforests and fascinating marine wildlife.This adventure encompasses a perfectlybalanced variety ofencounters with cosmopolitandelights and naturalenvirons.

Program Highlights• Your exclusive Small Group

experience will have a maximum of 28 travelers.

• Indulge in the modern and luxuriouscomforts of deluxe hotels in four locations.

• Relax in First-Class accommodationsaboard the MV Australis during anexciting three-night cruise.

• Experience a once-in-a-lifetimejourney around Cape Horn.

• Enjoy an ideal blend of organizedsightseeing and leisure timeenhanced by personalized assistance with independent activities and local dining.

• Visit remote ports not accessible bylarger vessels and explore Patagoniawith local naturalist guides. Allshore excursions are included!

• Learn about regional history, cultureand ecology during an informativelecture series presented by local experts.

Caesar Park Hotel |Buenos AiresExperience the luxurious comfort of the CaesarPark Hotel in the fashionable Recoleta neighbor-hood. Relax in the hotel’s whirlpool and sauna,work out in the fully equipped fitness center, enjoydelicious cuisine at its restaurant or gather withfellow travelers in the lounge.Your guestroom hasa private bath, hairdryer, individual climate control,direct-dial telephone, cable television, minibar,and coffee- and tea-making facilities.

Hotel Meliá PatagoniaPuerto VarasAdmire views of Lake Llanquihue and the Osorno volcano from the Hotel Meliá Patagonia. The hotelfeatures a restaurant that serves modern Chileancuisine with an emphasis on the excellent localseafood. Spend your leisure time at the spa, fitnesscenter, heated swimming pool, sauna or steamroom. Each guestroom features a private bath, hairdryer, plasma television with cable, minibar, tele-phone and free Internet access.

Hotel Plaza Santa CruzSanta CruzThe Hotel Plaza Santa Cruz faces the Plaza deArmas, the city’s main square. Enjoy modernChilean dishes at its award-winning restaurant,pizza and tapas at an informal restaurant and,during the summer, a poolside barbeque restaurant. The hotel has a swimming pool, spa,game room and casino. Guestrooms are outfitted with private bath, hair dryer, cable television, direct-dial telephone and WiFi.

Day 3 Gunther Plüschow Glacier, Chile

Admire majestic Gunther Plüschow Glacier from the ship. Then board smallerboats for a close look at the Piloto andNena glaciers.

Day 4 Magdalena Island, Chile

Stop at Magdalena Island, where you maysee Magellanic penguins. Take a scenic walkto a light house that guides ships throughthe strait of Magellan.

Lower left: Cruising Los Lagos with Volcán Osorno in the distance

Enjoy fascinating lectures presented by local experts

T

Chiloe Island

Young gaucho

Experience the beauty and soul of South America

Vineyard, Santa Cruz

Santiago

Your Three-Night Expedition Cruise

Your Deluxe Accommodations

Left:

City center, Buenos Aires

In oval:

A lively tango

demonstration

in Buenos Aires’

San Telmo district

Santa Cruz chile Santa Cruz is one of the culturally richestcities in Chile. The Colchagua Valley city hasmaintained its ties with rural traditions andis the hub for region’s famous wine route.The Colchagua Museum has an impressivecollection of pre-Columbian art and artifacts and modern traditional art and clothing.

Santiago chile Santiago is one of the liveliest SouthAmerican capitals. The city, with its dozensof museums, galleries and music clubs, is a cultural gem. For a spectacular view of

Santiago, ridethe funicularup Cerro SanCristóbal inthe center ofthe city for apanoramathat includesthe AndesMountains tothe east.

Chile’s Wine Country

Wine making in Chile datesfrom the 16th century, whenSpanish conquistadorsplanted vines they broughtwith them. But only in thepast few decades haveChilean wines become aworldwide sensation. In2005, Wine Enthusiast

magazine named the Colchagua Valley thebest wine region in the world for red wines.Colchagua is the southernmost of the winevalleys south of Santiago, Chile’s capital.The valley’s dry Mediterranean-like climate—hot days and cool nights—are perfect for fostering a vineyard, especiallythose growing cabernet sauvignon grapes.The Tinguiririca River ensures the fruit never gets too thirsty. The terroir sets theconditions for these famously hard grapes toripen to perfection! The valleys’s vineyardsalso produce highly regarded merlots,syrahs, carmeneres and malbecs.

Radisson Plaza Santiago HotelSantiagoThe Radisson Plaza Hotel, conveniently locatednear shopping and dining, provides attentive serv-ice and a comfortable stay. The hotel’s amenitiesinclude a restaurant serving international Chileancuisine, two lounges and access to a health club.Your guestroom has a private bath, hair dryer,cable television, direct-dial telephone, coffeemaker and WiFi.

Sail to the end of the earth on a three-nightcruise through the sparkling waterways ofPatagonia. From the comfort of your ship,survey the serene, but rugged beauty of oneof the world’s most remarkable regions.

Day 1 Ushuaia, Argentina

Surrounded by mountains, forests and thesea, Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world. Its skyline is dominated by stately Martial Glacier. Nearby, the impres-sive Tierra del Fuego National Park is a showcase of verdant evergreens, turquoiselakes and colorful indigenous birds.

MV AUSTRALIS

Designed to cruise the southern waters of Patagonia, the sleek 130-passenger MV Australis offers every modernconvenience. The comfortable, tastefullyappointed cabins offer private baths, individual climate controls and safe depositboxes, while their large windows showcasebreathtaking scenery. Relax on the open-airterrace for even more stunning panoramas,or enjoy a drink in one of the ship’s loungeswhile you admire the views. In addition, theship has a well-stocked library, game room,gift shop and a dining room serving deliciousinternational cuisine and local specialties.Equipped with the mostadvanced safetyand navigationequipment,the ship and its staff arecommitted topreserving the beautiful environmentin which it sails.

Day 2 Cape Horn / Wulaia Bay, Chile

Disembark in Cape Horn National Park(weather permitting) in the Tierra del Fuegoarchipelago and marvel at the 1,394-foot (425 m) sheer promontory towering over thesea. Afterward, visit Wulaia Bay, site of theregion’s largest aboriginal settlements.

March of the PenguinsDuring the breeding season, the shores of Argentina and Chile are inhabited by penguincolonies. Predominantly the Magellanic penguins, but the Rockhopper, Macaroni and Humboldtspecies also nest along these coasts. The penguins arrive in August to dig their burrows. InOctober, females lay a single egg. Soon, parents are busily feeding their chick, who remains onland until February. At the end of March and in early April, the birds take to the sea and follow anorthward migration route. In recent years, the effect of global warming has been noted todelay the onset of their annual journey.

discover a microcosm of Alpine architecture,which recalls the 19th-century influx of Germanimmigrants.

Los Lagos chileSapphire lakes, snowcapped volcanoesand verdant forests are the star attractions of Los Lagos, Chile’s Lake

District. Lakes Llanquihue and Todos losSantos, which flank Volcán Osorno, are two

of the most scenic lakes. A particularly beautifulwaterfall is near the town of Petrohue, on thewest shore of Todos los Santos.

Chiloe Island chile Chile’s coastal mountain range stretches thelength of Chiloe Island, making the Pacific sideof the island lush, green and even a bit wild!South America’s second-largest island, Chiloe is a showcase of Patagonia’s abundant naturalbeauty. Even Charles Darwin made note of itduring his travels around the continent. Theinner coast is much more mild, but no lessenticing. This is where most of the island’s residents live. For most of them, the sea istheir life. Fishing is the main industry, and thebounty of the sea is the major ingredient in thelocal cuisine. The inner coast, protected fromthe harsh elements on the other side of theisland, is home to a special collection of wooden churches. These churches, mostly fromthe 19th century, are a excellent example ofhow highly skilled builders and artisans workedwith missionaries to build churches by blendingindigenous and foreign elements.

Buenos Aires argentinaA sprawling metropolis in perpetual motion,Buenos Aires pulsates with a passionate Latin spirit and creative energy. Its broadboulevards lined with upscale boutiques, cafés, plazas and quaint museums will remindyou of a stylish European capital. To get a senseof the city’s soul, step into a tango hall andwatch couples put on masterful displays of thehighly charged and deeply revered dance. Aneventful history is represented by the CasaRosada. In 1951, Eva Perón, the popular firstlady of Argentina, emboldened the workingclass with heartfelt speeches from the balconyof this rose-hued presidential estate. A walkthrough the Recoleta Cemetery reveal Evita’sfinal resting place among the nation’s mostimportant figures.

Puerto Varas chile The immaculate town of Puerto Varas sits onthe southern shore of Lake Llanquihue. You’ll

he slender end of SouthAmerica reveals an exoticwonderland of elegant

Parisian-style boulevards, idyllic lakes,snow-capped Andean peaks and spellbinding coastal panoramas.Discover a breadth of scenic beauty thatspans from Buenos Aires, Argentina, toCape Horn, Chile, as you learn about theunique culture and geography of the continent. Cruise the waterways ofsouthern Patagonia and experience themagic of its glittering glaciers, lushforests and fascinating marine wildlife.This adventure encompasses a perfectlybalanced variety ofencounters with cosmopolitandelights and naturalenvirons.

Program Highlights• Your exclusive Small Group

experience will have a maximum of 28 travelers.

• Indulge in the modern and luxuriouscomforts of deluxe hotels in four locations.

• Relax in First-Class accommodationsaboard the MV Australis during anexciting three-night cruise.

• Experience a once-in-a-lifetimejourney around Cape Horn.

• Enjoy an ideal blend of organizedsightseeing and leisure timeenhanced by personalized assistance with independent activities and local dining.

• Visit remote ports not accessible bylarger vessels and explore Patagoniawith local naturalist guides. Allshore excursions are included!

• Learn about regional history, cultureand ecology during an informativelecture series presented by local experts.

Caesar Park Hotel |Buenos AiresExperience the luxurious comfort of the CaesarPark Hotel in the fashionable Recoleta neighbor-hood. Relax in the hotel’s whirlpool and sauna,work out in the fully equipped fitness center, enjoydelicious cuisine at its restaurant or gather withfellow travelers in the lounge.Your guestroom hasa private bath, hairdryer, individual climate control,direct-dial telephone, cable television, minibar,and coffee- and tea-making facilities.

Hotel Meliá PatagoniaPuerto VarasAdmire views of Lake Llanquihue and the Osorno volcano from the Hotel Meliá Patagonia. The hotelfeatures a restaurant that serves modern Chileancuisine with an emphasis on the excellent localseafood. Spend your leisure time at the spa, fitnesscenter, heated swimming pool, sauna or steamroom. Each guestroom features a private bath, hairdryer, plasma television with cable, minibar, tele-phone and free Internet access.

Hotel Plaza Santa CruzSanta CruzThe Hotel Plaza Santa Cruz faces the Plaza deArmas, the city’s main square. Enjoy modernChilean dishes at its award-winning restaurant,pizza and tapas at an informal restaurant and,during the summer, a poolside barbeque restaurant. The hotel has a swimming pool, spa,game room and casino. Guestrooms are outfitted with private bath, hair dryer, cable television, direct-dial telephone and WiFi.

Day 3 Gunther Plüschow Glacier, Chile

Admire majestic Gunther Plüschow Glacier from the ship. Then board smallerboats for a close look at the Piloto andNena glaciers.

Day 4 Magdalena Island, Chile

Stop at Magdalena Island, where you maysee Magellanic penguins. Take a scenic walkto a light house that guides ships throughthe strait of Magellan.

Lower left: Cruising Los Lagos with Volcán Osorno in the distance

Enjoy fascinating lectures presented by local experts

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ITINERARYDay 1 Depart Gateway City

Day 2 Arrive Buenos Aires, Argentina

Day 3 Buenos Aires

Day 4 Buenos Aires

Day 5 Arrive Ushuaia, ArgentinaEmbark the MV Australis

Day 6 Cape Horn / Wulaia Bay

Day 7 Cruise Gunther Plüschow Glacier

Day 8 Magdalena Island, Chile / Arrive Punta Arenas, Chile /

Disembark the MV Australis / Puerto Varas, Chile

Day 9 Los Lagos, Chile

Day 10 Chiloe Island, Chile

Day 11 Santa Cruz, Chile

Day 12 Wine Country

Day 13 Santiago, Chile

Day 14 Santiago / Depart for Gateway City

Day 15 Arrive in Gateway City

AIR PROGRAMMarch 13-27, 2010

For your convenience, AHI offers a flexibleAir Program featuring special air fares available at an additional cost in conjunction with the Land Program.

AHI has designated specific Group AirSchedules for this departure utilizing round-trip, scheduled jet service from NorthAmerica to Buenos Aires, Argentina, with a return from Santiago, Chile. Thoseparticipating on these flights will enjoymotorcoach transfers between thearrival/departure airports abroad and thehotels, including baggage handling. Pricesare dependent upon dates, air routes andclass of service chosen and will be reflectedon your Reservation Confirmation, whichwill be sent to you upon receipt of yourreservation. Air schedules will be sent withyour Final Invoice approximately 90 daysbefore departure. Prices quoted to you willinclude all domestic and foreign governmen-tal airport departure taxes and fees and anyapplicable fuel surcharges. AHI ticketedpassengers will also receive Automatic$250,000 Flight Insurance, subject to policy terms.

LAND/CRUISE PROGRAMMarch 14-26, 2010

Full Price Special Savings Alumni Price

B-Twin (Deck 1) $5,345 $250 $5,095*

A-Twin (Deck 2) $5,945 $250 $5,695*

AA-Twin (Deck 3) $6,145 $250 $5,895*All cabins are outward facing and feature large picture windows, an independently controlled heater, private

bathroom, safe and hair dryer.*Special Alumni Price valid if booked by the date found on the address panel.

VAT is an additional $195 per person.

*All prices quoted are per person, based on double occupancy (unless otherwise stated). Single accommodations arean additional $1,495 (limited availability).

CST Registration No. 2028271-40. Fla. Seller of TravelReg. No. ST-33300 Iowa Seller of Travel No. 520 Ohio Seller of Travel Registration No. 8889139.Washington State Seller of Travel Registration No. 601-820-781. PARTICIPATING AIRLINES-all IATA and ARC MemberCarriers ©2009 AHI Travel Printed in the USA.

NOT INCLUDED-Fees for passports and, if applicable,visas; personal gratuities; laundry and dry cleaning;excursions, wines, liquors, mineral waters and meals notmentioned in this brochure under included features; trav-el insurance; all items of a strictly personal nature.MOBILITY AND FITNESS TO TRAVEL-The right isretained to decline to accept or to retain any person as amember of this trip who, in the opinion of AHI Travel isunfit for travel or whose physical or mental conditionmay constitute a danger to themselves or to others on thetrip, subject only to the requirement that the portion ofthe total amount paid which corresponds to the unusedservices and accommodations be refunded. Passengersrequiring special assistance, including without limitationthose who permanently or periodically use a wheelchair,must be accompanied by someone who is fit and able toassist them, and who will be totally responsible for provid-ing all required assistance.AIR TRANSPORTATION-The price of air transporta-tion offered by AHI Travel is based on Advance PurchaseExcursion fares. After tickets are issued, penalties up to100% of the ticket price may be levied. If connectingflights are requested, special promotional fares may beused, in which case penalties of as much as 100% may beassessed by the airlines if reservations are changed or can-celed after ticketing. After departure, if the reservations arechanged, you will be charged the higher, all yearEconomy class fare. VARIATIONS TO THE GROUP ITIN-ERARY MUST BE REQUESTED NO LATER THAN 60 DAYSPRIOR TO DEPARTURE. Passengers who choose to maketheir own airline reservations independently will be whol-ly responsible for any airline fees or penalties incurred asa result of program cancellation and/or change in traveldates, or airline schedule(s).CANCELLATION-In addition to airline cancellationpenalties, all cancellations for any reason whatsoever willbe subject to a $350 (AHI $250, UCLA $100) per personcancellation fee. Cancellation from 120 days to 76 daysprior to departure will result in forfeiture of 10% of theentire cost of the trip per person; 75 days to 30 days, 50%of the trip cost per person; Cancellation from 29 days upto the time of departure will result in 100% forfeiture ofthe entire cost of the trip. TRIP CANCELLATION INSUR-ANCE IS AVAILABLE. AN APPLICATION WILL BE SENTAFTER YOU RESERVE. All cancellations must be submit-ted in writing to AHI International Corporation.BAGGAGE-Baggage restrictions vary according to theairline policy and the class of service flown. Details will beprovided with your pre-departure information. Baggageallowances are subject to change by the carrier withoutnotice. Excess baggage charges for additional or over-sized/overweight pieces are expensive and not included inyour trip price; plan your wardrobe accordingly. Transportof baggage and personal effects is at the owner's riskthroughout the travel program. RESPONSIBILITY- AHI Travel and the SponsoringAssociation act only as agents for the suppliers of travelconveyance, transport, accommodations or other serviceand have no responsibility for any delays, delayed depar-ture or arrival, missed carrier connections, loss, death,damage or injury to person or property or accident,mechanical defect, failure or negligence of any naturehowsoever caused in connection with any accommoda-tions, transportation or other services or for any substitu-tion of hotels or of common carrier equipment, with orwithout notice, or for any additional expenses occasionedthereby. Dates, Program Details and Tour costs, althoughgiven in good faith and based on tariffs, exchange ratesand other information current at the time of printing, aresubject to change at or before the time of departure. Norevisions of the printed itinerary or its included featuresare anticipated; however, the right is reserved to make anychanges, with or without notice, that might become nec-essary, with the mutual understanding that any additionalexpenses will be paid by the individual passenger.Baggage and personal effects are the sole responsibility ofthe owners at all times. If the entire program is cancelledfor any reason, participants shall have no claim otherthan for a full refund. By forwarding the deposit, the pas-senger certifies that he/she has no physical, mental orother condition of disability that would create a hazardfor himself/herself or other passengers and accepts theterms of this contract. The airlines and other transporta-tion companies concerned are not to be held responsiblefor any act, omission, or event, during the time passen-gers are not on board their conveyances. The passage con-tract in use, when issued, shall constitute the sole contractbetween the company(ies) and the passenger and/or pur-chaser of this trip.ASSOCIATION DISCLAIMER-Services of a UCLA facultylecturer are based on a minimum of 15 booked passengers.

Send to: UCLA Alumni AssociationAttn: Alumni TravelJames West Alumni CenterLos Angeles, CA 90095-1397Phone: 310-206-0613 Fax: 310-209-4271E-mail: AlumniTravel@UCLAlumni.net

UCLA Alumni Travel is a benefit of membership in the UCLA Alumni Association.The Association requires all alumni and friends to join to use our services. Youmay invite one companion to travel with you as a guest on your membership.___Yes, I am a member of the UCLA Alumni Association.___No, I am not a member. Please send me an application to join.

Legal Name (as it appears on passport)

(1) _____________________________________________________________

(2) _____________________________________________________________

Street Address ___________________________________________________

City ____________________________________________________________

State_________________________________________ ZIP ______________

Home: (____________)_____________________________________________

Cell: (____________)_______________________________________________

E-mail:__________________________________________________________

Sharing with_______________________________________. (Send separate form.)

I/we authorize you to make my/our reservations as follows:Land/Cruise Programr I/we will make my/our own air arrangements and transfers. r Please call me/us to discuss my/our air options.Cabin category desired: 1st choice____________ 2nd choice___________r I prefer single accommodations at an additional $1,495 (limited availability).r I request assistance in securing a roommate but will accept a single, if one is

available at this time, and pay the single supplement. Should a roommate befound, I understand the supplement will no longer apply.

Land/Cruise and Air Programr I/we reserve the Land Program and request the Air Program round-tripto Buenos Aires, Argentina, with a return from Santiago, Chile, to depart from:

________________________________________________________________Departure City

r Please send me information on upgrading my flights.Please note: Air prices will be sent to you with your Reservation Confirmationand air schedule sent at 90 days before departure. International flight arrange-ments can be canceled with no obligation up to 75 days before departure.

Reservations are subject to availability and processed on a first come, firstserved basis. Reservations to be paid in full by Dec. 28, 2009 (75 days prior todeparture). Reservations received after this date must be accompanied by pay-ment in full. Final payment may be made by personal check, MasterCard or Visa.Make checks payable to AHI International.

Enclosed is a deposit of ________ ($600 per person required)to reserve ________ place(s).

r Accept my check made payable to AHI International.

r Charge my deposit to: r MasterCard r Visa

Card #___________________________________________________________

Expires________/________

________________________________________________________________(Signature as it appears on credit card)

Please note: Any payment to AHI International constitutes your acceptance of theterms and conditions set out herein, including but not limited to the Cancellation terms.

Title First Middle Last Class Year

Title First Middle Last Class Year

For Office Use Only: B #: ______________ Date: ________________

PSR: ________________Trip #:4-19064

Need pre- or post-trip assistance? *If you are interested in making independent travel arrangements before and/orafter this program, please contact us no later than 60 days prior to departureand we will be happy to book your reservations.* A nonrefundable service fee and additional air/land charges based on reservations apply.

Reserve your trip to Treasures of South America today!

INCLUDED FEATURES

First, Buenos Aires, Argentina• Stay three nights at the Caesar Park

Hotel.• Gather with your fellow travelers at

the hotel for a Welcome Reception.• Join a half-day excursion highlighting the

architecture of this cosmopolitan capital.

Then, a Patagonia Cruise• Embark the MV Australis in Ushuaia,

capital of Argentina’s Tierra del FuegoProvince. Chart a course around CapeHorn to Punta Arenas, Chile.

• Explore Cape Horn National Park onHornos Island. (Weather permitting.)

• Take a scenic stroll through a Magellanicforest near historic Wulaia Bay.

• Admire Gunther Plüschow Glacier beforeboarding smaller boats for an excursionto Piloto and Nena glaciers.

• Visit Magdalena Island, where youmay see Magellanic penguins.

• All meals and drinks are included duringthe cruise.

• Attend a special Welcome Receptionaboard the ship.

Next, Puerto Varas, Chile• Spend three nights at the Hotel Meliá

Patagonia, located on the shore of LakeLlanquihue.

• Cruise the waters of Chile’s famous LakeDistrict and visit the towns of Petrohueand Peulla during this half-day excursion.

• Discover the beauty of Chiloe Island onthis full-day excursion. Lunch is included.

Then, Santa Cruz, Chile• Spend two nights at the Hotel Plaza

Santa Cruz.• Discover the wineries of the Colchagua

Valley. Enjoy a wine tasting and lunch.• Visit a spirit house to learn how locally

produced liqueurs are made with regionalfruit, nuts and herbs and enjoy a tasting.

• Savor local specialties at a dinner.

Finally, Santiago, Chile• Spend one night at the Radisson Plaza

Santiago Hotel.

• Explore Santiago during a half-day tour.• Gather with your fellow travelers for a

Farewell Reception.

Scheduled Jet Service• Flights within Argentina and Chile

from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia; fromPunta Arenas to Puerto Montt; and fromPuerto Montt to Santiago.

Transfers and Porterage• Deluxe motorcoach transfers between

the airports and the ship/hotels for theabove flights and round trip betweenSantiago and Santa Cruz.

• Baggage handling to and from youraccommodations on the above transfers.

MANY INCLUDED EXTRAS• Consultation services of a dedicated

Passenger Service Representativeprior to departure.

• Attentive services of an experienced AHI Travel Director throughout your trip.

• A comprehensive lecture on Argentineand Chilean culture and history.

• Full American-style buffet breakfasteach morning at the hotels and additionalselect meals and refreshments.

• Services of an AHI Travel HospitalityDesk staffed by local experts to assistyou with sightseeing and dining suggestions and reservations.

• Detailed destination and travel information to assist in your planning.

• Deluxe travel wallet.

SPONSORED BY

MARCH 13-27, 2010

FEATURING PROFESSOR JOSE MOYA

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A word about your Tour OperatorAHI Travel is the premier operator of deluxe travel programs sponsored by alumni associations. Their experienced, professional staff has offered the highest level of service in innovative travel programs since 1962.In AHI Travel’s care, you can rely on:•An exceptional travel value. It would be impossible for an

independent traveler to arrange all these unique experiences, inclusions and services at a comparable price.

•Unique access to local sites. Take advantage of their 47 years of travel experience to gain preferred entrance to popular sites and to uncover the region’s hidden treasures.

•Flexibility and customization. They will help you tailor your dream trip with add-ons and extensions, while free timeduring the trip allows you to pursue your own interests.

•Safety and security. In a country where you might not know the language or culture, their professionalstaff is on hand to ease your way and get you any help you need.

•Full endorsement by the USTOA. This professional association safeguards consumers’ deposits and payments with a $1 Million Traveler’s Assistance Program.

Dear UCLA Alumni and Friends,From the cosmopolitan delights of Buenos Aires to the wild

frontiers of Argentina and Chilean Patagonia, the Treasures ofSouth America await discovery. This journey through Argentina &Chile is the perfect way to experience the diversity of our neighboring continent by both land and sea.

Our itinerary showcases the spirited energy of the cities, theethereal natural beauty of the Andean Lakes and the charm ofChilean coastal villages. To top it all off, you’ll embark on a three-night cruise to discover the wonders of Patagonia. To enhanceyour understanding of South America, this trip features popularUCLA Alumni Travel lecturer UCLA Professor Jose Moya, anexpert on Latin American history.

Set out on this exceptional travel experience in the companyof like-minded travelers, expert local naturalist guides and a dedicated travel staff. All are committed to ensuring this tripforges many fond memories and enduring friendships. Don’t missthis rare opportunity to immerse yourself in the culture, cuisineand landscapes south of the equator while enjoying a first-classtravel program. Your hotel accommodations have been carefullychosen to reflect the exquisite intrinsic qualities of each region.

With all its special features, this once-in-a-lifetime adventureis an incomparable value. Therefore, space is limited and sure tosell out quickly. Make your reservations today!

Regards from Westwood,

Christel Pailet Director, Alumni Travel

UCLA Professor Jose Moya

Jose Moya has lived inhis native Cuba, theU.S., Spain, France, theU.K., the Netherlands,Italy and Argentina. Hehas taught at UCLAsince 1988, where hespecializes in LatinAmerican history, andat the Universities ofParis, Santiago (Spain),San Andres(Argentina), and atBarnard College,Columbia University. Hehas been a FulbrightFellow in Buenos Aires(three times), aBurkhardt Fellow at theAmerican Academy inRome, a Del AmoFellow in Madrid, andheld a fellowship fromthe NationalEndowment for theHumanities.

Give the gift of travel with PERSONALIZED GIFT CERTIFICATES! Call for details.310-206-0613 UCLAlumni.net

For more information, please contact us at 310-206-0613 or 800-UCLAlumni (825-2586)

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ITINERARYDay 1 Depart Gateway City

Day 2 Arrive Buenos Aires, Argentina

Day 3 Buenos Aires

Day 4 Buenos Aires

Day 5 Arrive Ushuaia, ArgentinaEmbark the MV Australis

Day 6 Cape Horn / Wulaia Bay

Day 7 Cruise Gunther Plüschow Glacier

Day 8 Magdalena Island, Chile / Arrive Punta Arenas, Chile /

Disembark the MV Australis / Puerto Varas, Chile

Day 9 Los Lagos, Chile

Day 10 Chiloe Island, Chile

Day 11 Santa Cruz, Chile

Day 12 Wine Country

Day 13 Santiago, Chile

Day 14 Santiago / Depart for Gateway City

Day 15 Arrive in Gateway City

AIR PROGRAMMarch 13-27, 2010

For your convenience, AHI offers a flexibleAir Program featuring special air fares available at an additional cost in conjunction with the Land Program.

AHI has designated specific Group AirSchedules for this departure utilizing round-trip, scheduled jet service from NorthAmerica to Buenos Aires, Argentina, with a return from Santiago, Chile. Thoseparticipating on these flights will enjoymotorcoach transfers between thearrival/departure airports abroad and thehotels, including baggage handling. Pricesare dependent upon dates, air routes andclass of service chosen and will be reflectedon your Reservation Confirmation, whichwill be sent to you upon receipt of yourreservation. Air schedules will be sent withyour Final Invoice approximately 90 daysbefore departure. Prices quoted to you willinclude all domestic and foreign governmen-tal airport departure taxes and fees and anyapplicable fuel surcharges. AHI ticketedpassengers will also receive Automatic$250,000 Flight Insurance, subject to policy terms.

LAND/CRUISE PROGRAMMarch 14-26, 2010

Full Price Special Savings Alumni Price

B-Twin (Deck 1) $5,345 $250 $5,095*

A-Twin (Deck 2) $5,945 $250 $5,695*

AA-Twin (Deck 3) $6,145 $250 $5,895*All cabins are outward facing and feature large picture windows, an independently controlled heater, private

bathroom, safe and hair dryer.*Special Alumni Price valid if booked by the date found on the address panel.

VAT is an additional $195 per person.

*All prices quoted are per person, based on double occupancy (unless otherwise stated). Single accommodations arean additional $1,495 (limited availability).

CST Registration No. 2028271-40. Fla. Seller of TravelReg. No. ST-33300 Iowa Seller of Travel No. 520 Ohio Seller of Travel Registration No. 8889139.Washington State Seller of Travel Registration No. 601-820-781. PARTICIPATING AIRLINES-all IATA and ARC MemberCarriers ©2009 AHI Travel Printed in the USA.

NOT INCLUDED-Fees for passports and, if applicable,visas; personal gratuities; laundry and dry cleaning;excursions, wines, liquors, mineral waters and meals notmentioned in this brochure under included features; trav-el insurance; all items of a strictly personal nature.MOBILITY AND FITNESS TO TRAVEL-The right isretained to decline to accept or to retain any person as amember of this trip who, in the opinion of AHI Travel isunfit for travel or whose physical or mental conditionmay constitute a danger to themselves or to others on thetrip, subject only to the requirement that the portion ofthe total amount paid which corresponds to the unusedservices and accommodations be refunded. Passengersrequiring special assistance, including without limitationthose who permanently or periodically use a wheelchair,must be accompanied by someone who is fit and able toassist them, and who will be totally responsible for provid-ing all required assistance.AIR TRANSPORTATION-The price of air transporta-tion offered by AHI Travel is based on Advance PurchaseExcursion fares. After tickets are issued, penalties up to100% of the ticket price may be levied. If connectingflights are requested, special promotional fares may beused, in which case penalties of as much as 100% may beassessed by the airlines if reservations are changed or can-celed after ticketing. After departure, if the reservations arechanged, you will be charged the higher, all yearEconomy class fare. VARIATIONS TO THE GROUP ITIN-ERARY MUST BE REQUESTED NO LATER THAN 60 DAYSPRIOR TO DEPARTURE. Passengers who choose to maketheir own airline reservations independently will be whol-ly responsible for any airline fees or penalties incurred asa result of program cancellation and/or change in traveldates, or airline schedule(s).CANCELLATION-In addition to airline cancellationpenalties, all cancellations for any reason whatsoever willbe subject to a $350 (AHI $250, UCLA $100) per personcancellation fee. Cancellation from 120 days to 76 daysprior to departure will result in forfeiture of 10% of theentire cost of the trip per person; 75 days to 30 days, 50%of the trip cost per person; Cancellation from 29 days upto the time of departure will result in 100% forfeiture ofthe entire cost of the trip. TRIP CANCELLATION INSUR-ANCE IS AVAILABLE. AN APPLICATION WILL BE SENTAFTER YOU RESERVE. All cancellations must be submit-ted in writing to AHI International Corporation.BAGGAGE-Baggage restrictions vary according to theairline policy and the class of service flown. Details will beprovided with your pre-departure information. Baggageallowances are subject to change by the carrier withoutnotice. Excess baggage charges for additional or over-sized/overweight pieces are expensive and not included inyour trip price; plan your wardrobe accordingly. Transportof baggage and personal effects is at the owner's riskthroughout the travel program. RESPONSIBILITY- AHI Travel and the SponsoringAssociation act only as agents for the suppliers of travelconveyance, transport, accommodations or other serviceand have no responsibility for any delays, delayed depar-ture or arrival, missed carrier connections, loss, death,damage or injury to person or property or accident,mechanical defect, failure or negligence of any naturehowsoever caused in connection with any accommoda-tions, transportation or other services or for any substitu-tion of hotels or of common carrier equipment, with orwithout notice, or for any additional expenses occasionedthereby. Dates, Program Details and Tour costs, althoughgiven in good faith and based on tariffs, exchange ratesand other information current at the time of printing, aresubject to change at or before the time of departure. Norevisions of the printed itinerary or its included featuresare anticipated; however, the right is reserved to make anychanges, with or without notice, that might become nec-essary, with the mutual understanding that any additionalexpenses will be paid by the individual passenger.Baggage and personal effects are the sole responsibility ofthe owners at all times. If the entire program is cancelledfor any reason, participants shall have no claim otherthan for a full refund. By forwarding the deposit, the pas-senger certifies that he/she has no physical, mental orother condition of disability that would create a hazardfor himself/herself or other passengers and accepts theterms of this contract. The airlines and other transporta-tion companies concerned are not to be held responsiblefor any act, omission, or event, during the time passen-gers are not on board their conveyances. The passage con-tract in use, when issued, shall constitute the sole contractbetween the company(ies) and the passenger and/or pur-chaser of this trip.ASSOCIATION DISCLAIMER-Services of a UCLA facultylecturer are based on a minimum of 15 booked passengers.

Send to: UCLA Alumni AssociationAttn: Alumni TravelJames West Alumni CenterLos Angeles, CA 90095-1397Phone: 310-206-0613 Fax: 310-209-4271E-mail: AlumniTravel@UCLAlumni.net

UCLA Alumni Travel is a benefit of membership in the UCLA Alumni Association.The Association requires all alumni and friends to join to use our services. Youmay invite one companion to travel with you as a guest on your membership.___Yes, I am a member of the UCLA Alumni Association.___No, I am not a member. Please send me an application to join.

Legal Name (as it appears on passport)

(1) _____________________________________________________________

(2) _____________________________________________________________

Street Address ___________________________________________________

City ____________________________________________________________

State_________________________________________ ZIP ______________

Home: (____________)_____________________________________________

Cell: (____________)_______________________________________________

E-mail:__________________________________________________________

Sharing with_______________________________________. (Send separate form.)

I/we authorize you to make my/our reservations as follows:Land/Cruise Programr I/we will make my/our own air arrangements and transfers. r Please call me/us to discuss my/our air options.Cabin category desired: 1st choice____________ 2nd choice___________r I prefer single accommodations at an additional $1,495 (limited availability).r I request assistance in securing a roommate but will accept a single, if one is

available at this time, and pay the single supplement. Should a roommate befound, I understand the supplement will no longer apply.

Land/Cruise and Air Programr I/we reserve the Land Program and request the Air Program round-tripto Buenos Aires, Argentina, with a return from Santiago, Chile, to depart from:

________________________________________________________________Departure City

r Please send me information on upgrading my flights.Please note: Air prices will be sent to you with your Reservation Confirmationand air schedule sent at 90 days before departure. International flight arrange-ments can be canceled with no obligation up to 75 days before departure.

Reservations are subject to availability and processed on a first come, firstserved basis. Reservations to be paid in full by Dec. 28, 2009 (75 days prior todeparture). Reservations received after this date must be accompanied by pay-ment in full. Final payment may be made by personal check, MasterCard or Visa.Make checks payable to AHI International.

Enclosed is a deposit of ________ ($600 per person required)to reserve ________ place(s).

r Accept my check made payable to AHI International.

r Charge my deposit to: r MasterCard r Visa

Card #___________________________________________________________

Expires________/________

________________________________________________________________(Signature as it appears on credit card)

Please note: Any payment to AHI International constitutes your acceptance of theterms and conditions set out herein, including but not limited to the Cancellation terms.

Title First Middle Last Class Year

Title First Middle Last Class Year

For Office Use Only: B #: ______________ Date: ________________

PSR: ________________Trip #:4-19064

Need pre- or post-trip assistance? *If you are interested in making independent travel arrangements before and/orafter this program, please contact us no later than 60 days prior to departureand we will be happy to book your reservations.* A nonrefundable service fee and additional air/land charges based on reservations apply.

Reserve your trip to Treasures of South America today!

INCLUDED FEATURES

First, Buenos Aires, Argentina• Stay three nights at the Caesar Park

Hotel.• Gather with your fellow travelers at

the hotel for a Welcome Reception.• Join a half-day excursion highlighting the

architecture of this cosmopolitan capital.

Then, a Patagonia Cruise• Embark the MV Australis in Ushuaia,

capital of Argentina’s Tierra del FuegoProvince. Chart a course around CapeHorn to Punta Arenas, Chile.

• Explore Cape Horn National Park onHornos Island. (Weather permitting.)

• Take a scenic stroll through a Magellanicforest near historic Wulaia Bay.

• Admire Gunther Plüschow Glacier beforeboarding smaller boats for an excursionto Piloto and Nena glaciers.

• Visit Magdalena Island, where youmay see Magellanic penguins.

• All meals and drinks are included duringthe cruise.

• Attend a special Welcome Receptionaboard the ship.

Next, Puerto Varas, Chile• Spend three nights at the Hotel Meliá

Patagonia, located on the shore of LakeLlanquihue.

• Cruise the waters of Chile’s famous LakeDistrict and visit the towns of Petrohueand Peulla during this half-day excursion.

• Discover the beauty of Chiloe Island onthis full-day excursion. Lunch is included.

Then, Santa Cruz, Chile• Spend two nights at the Hotel Plaza

Santa Cruz.• Discover the wineries of the Colchagua

Valley. Enjoy a wine tasting and lunch.• Visit a spirit house to learn how locally

produced liqueurs are made with regionalfruit, nuts and herbs and enjoy a tasting.

• Savor local specialties at a dinner.

Finally, Santiago, Chile• Spend one night at the Radisson Plaza

Santiago Hotel.

• Explore Santiago during a half-day tour.• Gather with your fellow travelers for a

Farewell Reception.

Scheduled Jet Service• Flights within Argentina and Chile

from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia; fromPunta Arenas to Puerto Montt; and fromPuerto Montt to Santiago.

Transfers and Porterage• Deluxe motorcoach transfers between

the airports and the ship/hotels for theabove flights and round trip betweenSantiago and Santa Cruz.

• Baggage handling to and from youraccommodations on the above transfers.

MANY INCLUDED EXTRAS• Consultation services of a dedicated

Passenger Service Representativeprior to departure.

• Attentive services of an experienced AHI Travel Director throughout your trip.

• A comprehensive lecture on Argentineand Chilean culture and history.

• Full American-style buffet breakfasteach morning at the hotels and additionalselect meals and refreshments.

• Services of an AHI Travel HospitalityDesk staffed by local experts to assistyou with sightseeing and dining suggestions and reservations.

• Detailed destination and travel information to assist in your planning.

• Deluxe travel wallet.

SPONSORED BY

MARCH 13-27, 2010

FEATURING PROFESSOR JOSE MOYA

Book now

and Save! See Special

Offer on mail

panel.

Top to bottom:

Whale, Patagonia; San Telmo,Buenos Aires; Santa Cruz; Petrohué

Cover photos:

Patagonia

Tango; Penguins; Argentine girl

Pres

orte

d St

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S. P

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IDM

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A word about your Tour OperatorAHI Travel is the premier operator of deluxe travel programs sponsored by alumni associations. Their experienced, professional staff has offered the highest level of service in innovative travel programs since 1962.In AHI Travel’s care, you can rely on:•An exceptional travel value. It would be impossible for an

independent traveler to arrange all these unique experiences, inclusions and services at a comparable price.

•Unique access to local sites. Take advantage of their 47 years of travel experience to gain preferred entrance to popular sites and to uncover the region’s hidden treasures.

•Flexibility and customization. They will help you tailor your dream trip with add-ons and extensions, while free timeduring the trip allows you to pursue your own interests.

•Safety and security. In a country where you might not know the language or culture, their professionalstaff is on hand to ease your way and get you any help you need.

•Full endorsement by the USTOA. This professional association safeguards consumers’ deposits and payments with a $1 Million Traveler’s Assistance Program.

Dear UCLA Alumni and Friends,From the cosmopolitan delights of Buenos Aires to the wild

frontiers of Argentina and Chilean Patagonia, the Treasures ofSouth America await discovery. This journey through Argentina &Chile is the perfect way to experience the diversity of our neighboring continent by both land and sea.

Our itinerary showcases the spirited energy of the cities, theethereal natural beauty of the Andean Lakes and the charm ofChilean coastal villages. To top it all off, you’ll embark on a three-night cruise to discover the wonders of Patagonia. To enhanceyour understanding of South America, this trip features popularUCLA Alumni Travel lecturer UCLA Professor Jose Moya, anexpert on Latin American history.

Set out on this exceptional travel experience in the companyof like-minded travelers, expert local naturalist guides and a dedicated travel staff. All are committed to ensuring this tripforges many fond memories and enduring friendships. Don’t missthis rare opportunity to immerse yourself in the culture, cuisineand landscapes south of the equator while enjoying a first-classtravel program. Your hotel accommodations have been carefullychosen to reflect the exquisite intrinsic qualities of each region.

With all its special features, this once-in-a-lifetime adventureis an incomparable value. Therefore, space is limited and sure tosell out quickly. Make your reservations today!

Regards from Westwood,

Christel Pailet Director, Alumni Travel

UCLA Professor Jose Moya

Jose Moya has lived inhis native Cuba, theU.S., Spain, France, theU.K., the Netherlands,Italy and Argentina. Hehas taught at UCLAsince 1988, where hespecializes in LatinAmerican history, andat the Universities ofParis, Santiago (Spain),San Andres(Argentina), and atBarnard College,Columbia University. Hehas been a FulbrightFellow in Buenos Aires(three times), aBurkhardt Fellow at theAmerican Academy inRome, a Del AmoFellow in Madrid, andheld a fellowship fromthe NationalEndowment for theHumanities.

Give the gift of travel with PERSONALIZED GIFT CERTIFICATES! Call for details.310-206-0613 UCLAlumni.net

For more information, please contact us at 310-206-0613 or 800-UCLAlumni (825-2586)

UCLAlumni.net

Argentina • ChileSouthAmerica

featuring a Three-Night Expedition to Patagonia

Treasures of

Gazing at glaciers

Spec

ial O

ffer!

Boo

k by

Oct

ober

20,

200

9 an

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ITINERARYDay 1 Depart Gateway City

Day 2 Arrive Buenos Aires, Argentina

Day 3 Buenos Aires

Day 4 Buenos Aires

Day 5 Arrive Ushuaia, ArgentinaEmbark the MV Australis

Day 6 Cape Horn / Wulaia Bay

Day 7 Cruise Gunther Plüschow Glacier

Day 8 Magdalena Island, Chile / Arrive Punta Arenas, Chile /

Disembark the MV Australis / Puerto Varas, Chile

Day 9 Los Lagos, Chile

Day 10 Chiloe Island, Chile

Day 11 Santa Cruz, Chile

Day 12 Wine Country

Day 13 Santiago, Chile

Day 14 Santiago / Depart for Gateway City

Day 15 Arrive in Gateway City

AIR PROGRAMMarch 13-27, 2010

For your convenience, AHI offers a flexibleAir Program featuring special air fares available at an additional cost in conjunction with the Land Program.

AHI has designated specific Group AirSchedules for this departure utilizing round-trip, scheduled jet service from NorthAmerica to Buenos Aires, Argentina, with a return from Santiago, Chile. Thoseparticipating on these flights will enjoymotorcoach transfers between thearrival/departure airports abroad and thehotels, including baggage handling. Pricesare dependent upon dates, air routes andclass of service chosen and will be reflectedon your Reservation Confirmation, whichwill be sent to you upon receipt of yourreservation. Air schedules will be sent withyour Final Invoice approximately 90 daysbefore departure. Prices quoted to you willinclude all domestic and foreign governmen-tal airport departure taxes and fees and anyapplicable fuel surcharges. AHI ticketedpassengers will also receive Automatic$250,000 Flight Insurance, subject to policy terms.

LAND/CRUISE PROGRAMMarch 14-26, 2010

Full Price Special Savings Alumni Price

B-Twin (Deck 1) $5,345 $250 $5,095*

A-Twin (Deck 2) $5,945 $250 $5,695*

AA-Twin (Deck 3) $6,145 $250 $5,895*All cabins are outward facing and feature large picture windows, an independently controlled heater, private

bathroom, safe and hair dryer.*Special Alumni Price valid if booked by the date found on the address panel.

VAT is an additional $195 per person.

*All prices quoted are per person, based on double occupancy (unless otherwise stated). Single accommodations arean additional $1,495 (limited availability).

CST Registration No. 2028271-40. Fla. Seller of TravelReg. No. ST-33300 Iowa Seller of Travel No. 520 Ohio Seller of Travel Registration No. 8889139.Washington State Seller of Travel Registration No. 601-820-781. PARTICIPATING AIRLINES-all IATA and ARC MemberCarriers ©2009 AHI Travel Printed in the USA.

NOT INCLUDED-Fees for passports and, if applicable,visas; personal gratuities; laundry and dry cleaning;excursions, wines, liquors, mineral waters and meals notmentioned in this brochure under included features; trav-el insurance; all items of a strictly personal nature.MOBILITY AND FITNESS TO TRAVEL-The right isretained to decline to accept or to retain any person as amember of this trip who, in the opinion of AHI Travel isunfit for travel or whose physical or mental conditionmay constitute a danger to themselves or to others on thetrip, subject only to the requirement that the portion ofthe total amount paid which corresponds to the unusedservices and accommodations be refunded. Passengersrequiring special assistance, including without limitationthose who permanently or periodically use a wheelchair,must be accompanied by someone who is fit and able toassist them, and who will be totally responsible for provid-ing all required assistance.AIR TRANSPORTATION-The price of air transporta-tion offered by AHI Travel is based on Advance PurchaseExcursion fares. After tickets are issued, penalties up to100% of the ticket price may be levied. If connectingflights are requested, special promotional fares may beused, in which case penalties of as much as 100% may beassessed by the airlines if reservations are changed or can-celed after ticketing. After departure, if the reservations arechanged, you will be charged the higher, all yearEconomy class fare. VARIATIONS TO THE GROUP ITIN-ERARY MUST BE REQUESTED NO LATER THAN 60 DAYSPRIOR TO DEPARTURE. Passengers who choose to maketheir own airline reservations independently will be whol-ly responsible for any airline fees or penalties incurred asa result of program cancellation and/or change in traveldates, or airline schedule(s).CANCELLATION-In addition to airline cancellationpenalties, all cancellations for any reason whatsoever willbe subject to a $350 (AHI $250, UCLA $100) per personcancellation fee. Cancellation from 120 days to 76 daysprior to departure will result in forfeiture of 10% of theentire cost of the trip per person; 75 days to 30 days, 50%of the trip cost per person; Cancellation from 29 days upto the time of departure will result in 100% forfeiture ofthe entire cost of the trip. TRIP CANCELLATION INSUR-ANCE IS AVAILABLE. AN APPLICATION WILL BE SENTAFTER YOU RESERVE. All cancellations must be submit-ted in writing to AHI International Corporation.BAGGAGE-Baggage restrictions vary according to theairline policy and the class of service flown. Details will beprovided with your pre-departure information. Baggageallowances are subject to change by the carrier withoutnotice. Excess baggage charges for additional or over-sized/overweight pieces are expensive and not included inyour trip price; plan your wardrobe accordingly. Transportof baggage and personal effects is at the owner's riskthroughout the travel program. RESPONSIBILITY- AHI Travel and the SponsoringAssociation act only as agents for the suppliers of travelconveyance, transport, accommodations or other serviceand have no responsibility for any delays, delayed depar-ture or arrival, missed carrier connections, loss, death,damage or injury to person or property or accident,mechanical defect, failure or negligence of any naturehowsoever caused in connection with any accommoda-tions, transportation or other services or for any substitu-tion of hotels or of common carrier equipment, with orwithout notice, or for any additional expenses occasionedthereby. Dates, Program Details and Tour costs, althoughgiven in good faith and based on tariffs, exchange ratesand other information current at the time of printing, aresubject to change at or before the time of departure. Norevisions of the printed itinerary or its included featuresare anticipated; however, the right is reserved to make anychanges, with or without notice, that might become nec-essary, with the mutual understanding that any additionalexpenses will be paid by the individual passenger.Baggage and personal effects are the sole responsibility ofthe owners at all times. If the entire program is cancelledfor any reason, participants shall have no claim otherthan for a full refund. By forwarding the deposit, the pas-senger certifies that he/she has no physical, mental orother condition of disability that would create a hazardfor himself/herself or other passengers and accepts theterms of this contract. The airlines and other transporta-tion companies concerned are not to be held responsiblefor any act, omission, or event, during the time passen-gers are not on board their conveyances. The passage con-tract in use, when issued, shall constitute the sole contractbetween the company(ies) and the passenger and/or pur-chaser of this trip.ASSOCIATION DISCLAIMER-Services of a UCLA facultylecturer are based on a minimum of 15 booked passengers.

Send to: UCLA Alumni AssociationAttn: Alumni TravelJames West Alumni CenterLos Angeles, CA 90095-1397Phone: 310-206-0613 Fax: 310-209-4271E-mail: AlumniTravel@UCLAlumni.net

UCLA Alumni Travel is a benefit of membership in the UCLA Alumni Association.The Association requires all alumni and friends to join to use our services. Youmay invite one companion to travel with you as a guest on your membership.___Yes, I am a member of the UCLA Alumni Association.___No, I am not a member. Please send me an application to join.

Legal Name (as it appears on passport)

(1) _____________________________________________________________

(2) _____________________________________________________________

Street Address ___________________________________________________

City ____________________________________________________________

State_________________________________________ ZIP ______________

Home: (____________)_____________________________________________

Cell: (____________)_______________________________________________

E-mail:__________________________________________________________

Sharing with_______________________________________. (Send separate form.)

I/we authorize you to make my/our reservations as follows:Land/Cruise Programr I/we will make my/our own air arrangements and transfers. r Please call me/us to discuss my/our air options.Cabin category desired: 1st choice____________ 2nd choice___________r I prefer single accommodations at an additional $1,495 (limited availability).r I request assistance in securing a roommate but will accept a single, if one is

available at this time, and pay the single supplement. Should a roommate befound, I understand the supplement will no longer apply.

Land/Cruise and Air Programr I/we reserve the Land Program and request the Air Program round-tripto Buenos Aires, Argentina, with a return from Santiago, Chile, to depart from:

________________________________________________________________Departure City

r Please send me information on upgrading my flights.Please note: Air prices will be sent to you with your Reservation Confirmationand air schedule sent at 90 days before departure. International flight arrange-ments can be canceled with no obligation up to 75 days before departure.

Reservations are subject to availability and processed on a first come, firstserved basis. Reservations to be paid in full by Dec. 28, 2009 (75 days prior todeparture). Reservations received after this date must be accompanied by pay-ment in full. Final payment may be made by personal check, MasterCard or Visa.Make checks payable to AHI International.

Enclosed is a deposit of ________ ($600 per person required)to reserve ________ place(s).

r Accept my check made payable to AHI International.

r Charge my deposit to: r MasterCard r Visa

Card #___________________________________________________________

Expires________/________

________________________________________________________________(Signature as it appears on credit card)

Please note: Any payment to AHI International constitutes your acceptance of theterms and conditions set out herein, including but not limited to the Cancellation terms.

Title First Middle Last Class Year

Title First Middle Last Class Year

For Office Use Only: B #: ______________ Date: ________________

PSR: ________________Trip #:4-19064

Need pre- or post-trip assistance? *If you are interested in making independent travel arrangements before and/orafter this program, please contact us no later than 60 days prior to departureand we will be happy to book your reservations.* A nonrefundable service fee and additional air/land charges based on reservations apply.

Reserve your trip to Treasures of South America today!

INCLUDED FEATURES

First, Buenos Aires, Argentina• Stay three nights at the Caesar Park

Hotel.• Gather with your fellow travelers at

the hotel for a Welcome Reception.• Join a half-day excursion highlighting the

architecture of this cosmopolitan capital.

Then, a Patagonia Cruise• Embark the MV Australis in Ushuaia,

capital of Argentina’s Tierra del FuegoProvince. Chart a course around CapeHorn to Punta Arenas, Chile.

• Explore Cape Horn National Park onHornos Island. (Weather permitting.)

• Take a scenic stroll through a Magellanicforest near historic Wulaia Bay.

• Admire Gunther Plüschow Glacier beforeboarding smaller boats for an excursionto Piloto and Nena glaciers.

• Visit Magdalena Island, where youmay see Magellanic penguins.

• All meals and drinks are included duringthe cruise.

• Attend a special Welcome Receptionaboard the ship.

Next, Puerto Varas, Chile• Spend three nights at the Hotel Meliá

Patagonia, located on the shore of LakeLlanquihue.

• Cruise the waters of Chile’s famous LakeDistrict and visit the towns of Petrohueand Peulla during this half-day excursion.

• Discover the beauty of Chiloe Island onthis full-day excursion. Lunch is included.

Then, Santa Cruz, Chile• Spend two nights at the Hotel Plaza

Santa Cruz.• Discover the wineries of the Colchagua

Valley. Enjoy a wine tasting and lunch.• Visit a spirit house to learn how locally

produced liqueurs are made with regionalfruit, nuts and herbs and enjoy a tasting.

• Savor local specialties at a dinner.

Finally, Santiago, Chile• Spend one night at the Radisson Plaza

Santiago Hotel.

• Explore Santiago during a half-day tour.• Gather with your fellow travelers for a

Farewell Reception.

Scheduled Jet Service• Flights within Argentina and Chile

from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia; fromPunta Arenas to Puerto Montt; and fromPuerto Montt to Santiago.

Transfers and Porterage• Deluxe motorcoach transfers between

the airports and the ship/hotels for theabove flights and round trip betweenSantiago and Santa Cruz.

• Baggage handling to and from youraccommodations on the above transfers.

MANY INCLUDED EXTRAS• Consultation services of a dedicated

Passenger Service Representativeprior to departure.

• Attentive services of an experienced AHI Travel Director throughout your trip.

• A comprehensive lecture on Argentineand Chilean culture and history.

• Full American-style buffet breakfasteach morning at the hotels and additionalselect meals and refreshments.

• Services of an AHI Travel HospitalityDesk staffed by local experts to assistyou with sightseeing and dining suggestions and reservations.

• Detailed destination and travel information to assist in your planning.

• Deluxe travel wallet.

SPONSORED BY

MARCH 13-27, 2010

FEATURING PROFESSOR JOSE MOYA

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A word about your Tour OperatorAHI Travel is the premier operator of deluxe travel programs sponsored by alumni associations. Their experienced, professional staff has offered the highest level of service in innovative travel programs since 1962.In AHI Travel’s care, you can rely on:•An exceptional travel value. It would be impossible for an

independent traveler to arrange all these unique experiences, inclusions and services at a comparable price.

•Unique access to local sites. Take advantage of their 47 years of travel experience to gain preferred entrance to popular sites and to uncover the region’s hidden treasures.

•Flexibility and customization. They will help you tailor your dream trip with add-ons and extensions, while free timeduring the trip allows you to pursue your own interests.

•Safety and security. In a country where you might not know the language or culture, their professionalstaff is on hand to ease your way and get you any help you need.

•Full endorsement by the USTOA. This professional association safeguards consumers’ deposits and payments with a $1 Million Traveler’s Assistance Program.

Dear UCLA Alumni and Friends,From the cosmopolitan delights of Buenos Aires to the wild

frontiers of Argentina and Chilean Patagonia, the Treasures ofSouth America await discovery. This journey through Argentina &Chile is the perfect way to experience the diversity of our neighboring continent by both land and sea.

Our itinerary showcases the spirited energy of the cities, theethereal natural beauty of the Andean Lakes and the charm ofChilean coastal villages. To top it all off, you’ll embark on a three-night cruise to discover the wonders of Patagonia. To enhanceyour understanding of South America, this trip features popularUCLA Alumni Travel lecturer UCLA Professor Jose Moya, anexpert on Latin American history.

Set out on this exceptional travel experience in the companyof like-minded travelers, expert local naturalist guides and a dedicated travel staff. All are committed to ensuring this tripforges many fond memories and enduring friendships. Don’t missthis rare opportunity to immerse yourself in the culture, cuisineand landscapes south of the equator while enjoying a first-classtravel program. Your hotel accommodations have been carefullychosen to reflect the exquisite intrinsic qualities of each region.

With all its special features, this once-in-a-lifetime adventureis an incomparable value. Therefore, space is limited and sure tosell out quickly. Make your reservations today!

Regards from Westwood,

Christel Pailet Director, Alumni Travel

UCLA Professor Jose Moya

Jose Moya has lived inhis native Cuba, theU.S., Spain, France, theU.K., the Netherlands,Italy and Argentina. Hehas taught at UCLAsince 1988, where hespecializes in LatinAmerican history, andat the Universities ofParis, Santiago (Spain),San Andres(Argentina), and atBarnard College,Columbia University. Hehas been a FulbrightFellow in Buenos Aires(three times), aBurkhardt Fellow at theAmerican Academy inRome, a Del AmoFellow in Madrid, andheld a fellowship fromthe NationalEndowment for theHumanities.

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ITINERARYDay 1 Depart Gateway City

Day 2 Arrive Buenos Aires, Argentina

Day 3 Buenos Aires

Day 4 Buenos Aires

Day 5 Arrive Ushuaia, ArgentinaEmbark the MV Australis

Day 6 Cape Horn / Wulaia Bay

Day 7 Cruise Gunther Plüschow Glacier

Day 8 Magdalena Island, Chile / Arrive Punta Arenas, Chile /

Disembark the MV Australis / Puerto Varas, Chile

Day 9 Los Lagos, Chile

Day 10 Chiloe Island, Chile

Day 11 Santa Cruz, Chile

Day 12 Wine Country

Day 13 Santiago, Chile

Day 14 Santiago / Depart for Gateway City

Day 15 Arrive in Gateway City

AIR PROGRAMMarch 13-27, 2010

For your convenience, AHI offers a flexibleAir Program featuring special air fares available at an additional cost in conjunction with the Land Program.

AHI has designated specific Group AirSchedules for this departure utilizing round-trip, scheduled jet service from NorthAmerica to Buenos Aires, Argentina, with a return from Santiago, Chile. Thoseparticipating on these flights will enjoymotorcoach transfers between thearrival/departure airports abroad and thehotels, including baggage handling. Pricesare dependent upon dates, air routes andclass of service chosen and will be reflectedon your Reservation Confirmation, whichwill be sent to you upon receipt of yourreservation. Air schedules will be sent withyour Final Invoice approximately 90 daysbefore departure. Prices quoted to you willinclude all domestic and foreign governmen-tal airport departure taxes and fees and anyapplicable fuel surcharges. AHI ticketedpassengers will also receive Automatic$250,000 Flight Insurance, subject to policy terms.

LAND/CRUISE PROGRAMMarch 14-26, 2010

Full Price Special Savings Alumni Price

B-Twin (Deck 1) $5,345 $250 $5,095*

A-Twin (Deck 2) $5,945 $250 $5,695*

AA-Twin (Deck 3) $6,145 $250 $5,895*All cabins are outward facing and feature large picture windows, an independently controlled heater, private

bathroom, safe and hair dryer.*Special Alumni Price valid if booked by the date found on the address panel.

VAT is an additional $195 per person.

*All prices quoted are per person, based on double occupancy (unless otherwise stated). Single accommodations arean additional $1,495 (limited availability).

CST Registration No. 2028271-40. Fla. Seller of TravelReg. No. ST-33300 Iowa Seller of Travel No. 520 Ohio Seller of Travel Registration No. 8889139.Washington State Seller of Travel Registration No. 601-820-781. PARTICIPATING AIRLINES-all IATA and ARC MemberCarriers ©2009 AHI Travel Printed in the USA.

NOT INCLUDED-Fees for passports and, if applicable,visas; personal gratuities; laundry and dry cleaning;excursions, wines, liquors, mineral waters and meals notmentioned in this brochure under included features; trav-el insurance; all items of a strictly personal nature.MOBILITY AND FITNESS TO TRAVEL-The right isretained to decline to accept or to retain any person as amember of this trip who, in the opinion of AHI Travel isunfit for travel or whose physical or mental conditionmay constitute a danger to themselves or to others on thetrip, subject only to the requirement that the portion ofthe total amount paid which corresponds to the unusedservices and accommodations be refunded. Passengersrequiring special assistance, including without limitationthose who permanently or periodically use a wheelchair,must be accompanied by someone who is fit and able toassist them, and who will be totally responsible for provid-ing all required assistance.AIR TRANSPORTATION-The price of air transporta-tion offered by AHI Travel is based on Advance PurchaseExcursion fares. After tickets are issued, penalties up to100% of the ticket price may be levied. If connectingflights are requested, special promotional fares may beused, in which case penalties of as much as 100% may beassessed by the airlines if reservations are changed or can-celed after ticketing. After departure, if the reservations arechanged, you will be charged the higher, all yearEconomy class fare. VARIATIONS TO THE GROUP ITIN-ERARY MUST BE REQUESTED NO LATER THAN 60 DAYSPRIOR TO DEPARTURE. Passengers who choose to maketheir own airline reservations independently will be whol-ly responsible for any airline fees or penalties incurred asa result of program cancellation and/or change in traveldates, or airline schedule(s).CANCELLATION-In addition to airline cancellationpenalties, all cancellations for any reason whatsoever willbe subject to a $350 (AHI $250, UCLA $100) per personcancellation fee. Cancellation from 120 days to 76 daysprior to departure will result in forfeiture of 10% of theentire cost of the trip per person; 75 days to 30 days, 50%of the trip cost per person; Cancellation from 29 days upto the time of departure will result in 100% forfeiture ofthe entire cost of the trip. TRIP CANCELLATION INSUR-ANCE IS AVAILABLE. AN APPLICATION WILL BE SENTAFTER YOU RESERVE. All cancellations must be submit-ted in writing to AHI International Corporation.BAGGAGE-Baggage restrictions vary according to theairline policy and the class of service flown. Details will beprovided with your pre-departure information. Baggageallowances are subject to change by the carrier withoutnotice. Excess baggage charges for additional or over-sized/overweight pieces are expensive and not included inyour trip price; plan your wardrobe accordingly. Transportof baggage and personal effects is at the owner's riskthroughout the travel program. RESPONSIBILITY- AHI Travel and the SponsoringAssociation act only as agents for the suppliers of travelconveyance, transport, accommodations or other serviceand have no responsibility for any delays, delayed depar-ture or arrival, missed carrier connections, loss, death,damage or injury to person or property or accident,mechanical defect, failure or negligence of any naturehowsoever caused in connection with any accommoda-tions, transportation or other services or for any substitu-tion of hotels or of common carrier equipment, with orwithout notice, or for any additional expenses occasionedthereby. Dates, Program Details and Tour costs, althoughgiven in good faith and based on tariffs, exchange ratesand other information current at the time of printing, aresubject to change at or before the time of departure. Norevisions of the printed itinerary or its included featuresare anticipated; however, the right is reserved to make anychanges, with or without notice, that might become nec-essary, with the mutual understanding that any additionalexpenses will be paid by the individual passenger.Baggage and personal effects are the sole responsibility ofthe owners at all times. If the entire program is cancelledfor any reason, participants shall have no claim otherthan for a full refund. By forwarding the deposit, the pas-senger certifies that he/she has no physical, mental orother condition of disability that would create a hazardfor himself/herself or other passengers and accepts theterms of this contract. The airlines and other transporta-tion companies concerned are not to be held responsiblefor any act, omission, or event, during the time passen-gers are not on board their conveyances. The passage con-tract in use, when issued, shall constitute the sole contractbetween the company(ies) and the passenger and/or pur-chaser of this trip.ASSOCIATION DISCLAIMER-Services of a UCLA facultylecturer are based on a minimum of 15 booked passengers.

Send to: UCLA Alumni AssociationAttn: Alumni TravelJames West Alumni CenterLos Angeles, CA 90095-1397Phone: 310-206-0613 Fax: 310-209-4271E-mail: AlumniTravel@UCLAlumni.net

UCLA Alumni Travel is a benefit of membership in the UCLA Alumni Association.The Association requires all alumni and friends to join to use our services. Youmay invite one companion to travel with you as a guest on your membership.___Yes, I am a member of the UCLA Alumni Association.___No, I am not a member. Please send me an application to join.

Legal Name (as it appears on passport)

(1) _____________________________________________________________

(2) _____________________________________________________________

Street Address ___________________________________________________

City ____________________________________________________________

State_________________________________________ ZIP ______________

Home: (____________)_____________________________________________

Cell: (____________)_______________________________________________

E-mail:__________________________________________________________

Sharing with_______________________________________. (Send separate form.)

I/we authorize you to make my/our reservations as follows:Land/Cruise Programr I/we will make my/our own air arrangements and transfers. r Please call me/us to discuss my/our air options.Cabin category desired: 1st choice____________ 2nd choice___________r I prefer single accommodations at an additional $1,495 (limited availability).r I request assistance in securing a roommate but will accept a single, if one is

available at this time, and pay the single supplement. Should a roommate befound, I understand the supplement will no longer apply.

Land/Cruise and Air Programr I/we reserve the Land Program and request the Air Program round-tripto Buenos Aires, Argentina, with a return from Santiago, Chile, to depart from:

________________________________________________________________Departure City

r Please send me information on upgrading my flights.Please note: Air prices will be sent to you with your Reservation Confirmationand air schedule sent at 90 days before departure. International flight arrange-ments can be canceled with no obligation up to 75 days before departure.

Reservations are subject to availability and processed on a first come, firstserved basis. Reservations to be paid in full by Dec. 28, 2009 (75 days prior todeparture). Reservations received after this date must be accompanied by pay-ment in full. Final payment may be made by personal check, MasterCard or Visa.Make checks payable to AHI International.

Enclosed is a deposit of ________ ($600 per person required)to reserve ________ place(s).

r Accept my check made payable to AHI International.

r Charge my deposit to: r MasterCard r Visa

Card #___________________________________________________________

Expires________/________

________________________________________________________________(Signature as it appears on credit card)

Please note: Any payment to AHI International constitutes your acceptance of theterms and conditions set out herein, including but not limited to the Cancellation terms.

Title First Middle Last Class Year

Title First Middle Last Class Year

For Office Use Only: B #: ______________ Date: ________________

PSR: ________________Trip #:4-19064

Need pre- or post-trip assistance? *If you are interested in making independent travel arrangements before and/orafter this program, please contact us no later than 60 days prior to departureand we will be happy to book your reservations.* A nonrefundable service fee and additional air/land charges based on reservations apply.

Reserve your trip to Treasures of South America today!

INCLUDED FEATURES

First, Buenos Aires, Argentina• Stay three nights at the Caesar Park

Hotel.• Gather with your fellow travelers at

the hotel for a Welcome Reception.• Join a half-day excursion highlighting the

architecture of this cosmopolitan capital.

Then, a Patagonia Cruise• Embark the MV Australis in Ushuaia,

capital of Argentina’s Tierra del FuegoProvince. Chart a course around CapeHorn to Punta Arenas, Chile.

• Explore Cape Horn National Park onHornos Island. (Weather permitting.)

• Take a scenic stroll through a Magellanicforest near historic Wulaia Bay.

• Admire Gunther Plüschow Glacier beforeboarding smaller boats for an excursionto Piloto and Nena glaciers.

• Visit Magdalena Island, where youmay see Magellanic penguins.

• All meals and drinks are included duringthe cruise.

• Attend a special Welcome Receptionaboard the ship.

Next, Puerto Varas, Chile• Spend three nights at the Hotel Meliá

Patagonia, located on the shore of LakeLlanquihue.

• Cruise the waters of Chile’s famous LakeDistrict and visit the towns of Petrohueand Peulla during this half-day excursion.

• Discover the beauty of Chiloe Island onthis full-day excursion. Lunch is included.

Then, Santa Cruz, Chile• Spend two nights at the Hotel Plaza

Santa Cruz.• Discover the wineries of the Colchagua

Valley. Enjoy a wine tasting and lunch.• Visit a spirit house to learn how locally

produced liqueurs are made with regionalfruit, nuts and herbs and enjoy a tasting.

• Savor local specialties at a dinner.

Finally, Santiago, Chile• Spend one night at the Radisson Plaza

Santiago Hotel.

• Explore Santiago during a half-day tour.• Gather with your fellow travelers for a

Farewell Reception.

Scheduled Jet Service• Flights within Argentina and Chile

from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia; fromPunta Arenas to Puerto Montt; and fromPuerto Montt to Santiago.

Transfers and Porterage• Deluxe motorcoach transfers between

the airports and the ship/hotels for theabove flights and round trip betweenSantiago and Santa Cruz.

• Baggage handling to and from youraccommodations on the above transfers.

MANY INCLUDED EXTRAS• Consultation services of a dedicated

Passenger Service Representativeprior to departure.

• Attentive services of an experienced AHI Travel Director throughout your trip.

• A comprehensive lecture on Argentineand Chilean culture and history.

• Full American-style buffet breakfasteach morning at the hotels and additionalselect meals and refreshments.

• Services of an AHI Travel HospitalityDesk staffed by local experts to assistyou with sightseeing and dining suggestions and reservations.

• Detailed destination and travel information to assist in your planning.

• Deluxe travel wallet.

SPONSORED BY

MARCH 13-27, 2010

FEATURING PROFESSOR JOSE MOYA

Book now

and Save! See Special

Offer on mail

panel.

Top to bottom:

Whale, Patagonia; San Telmo,Buenos Aires; Santa Cruz; Petrohué

Cover photos:

Patagonia

Tango; Penguins; Argentine girl

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A word about your Tour OperatorAHI Travel is the premier operator of deluxe travel programs sponsored by alumni associations. Their experienced, professional staff has offered the highest level of service in innovative travel programs since 1962.In AHI Travel’s care, you can rely on:•An exceptional travel value. It would be impossible for an

independent traveler to arrange all these unique experiences, inclusions and services at a comparable price.

•Unique access to local sites. Take advantage of their 47 years of travel experience to gain preferred entrance to popular sites and to uncover the region’s hidden treasures.

•Flexibility and customization. They will help you tailor your dream trip with add-ons and extensions, while free timeduring the trip allows you to pursue your own interests.

•Safety and security. In a country where you might not know the language or culture, their professionalstaff is on hand to ease your way and get you any help you need.

•Full endorsement by the USTOA. This professional association safeguards consumers’ deposits and payments with a $1 Million Traveler’s Assistance Program.

Dear UCLA Alumni and Friends,From the cosmopolitan delights of Buenos Aires to the wild

frontiers of Argentina and Chilean Patagonia, the Treasures ofSouth America await discovery. This journey through Argentina &Chile is the perfect way to experience the diversity of our neighboring continent by both land and sea.

Our itinerary showcases the spirited energy of the cities, theethereal natural beauty of the Andean Lakes and the charm ofChilean coastal villages. To top it all off, you’ll embark on a three-night cruise to discover the wonders of Patagonia. To enhanceyour understanding of South America, this trip features popularUCLA Alumni Travel lecturer UCLA Professor Jose Moya, anexpert on Latin American history.

Set out on this exceptional travel experience in the companyof like-minded travelers, expert local naturalist guides and a dedicated travel staff. All are committed to ensuring this tripforges many fond memories and enduring friendships. Don’t missthis rare opportunity to immerse yourself in the culture, cuisineand landscapes south of the equator while enjoying a first-classtravel program. Your hotel accommodations have been carefullychosen to reflect the exquisite intrinsic qualities of each region.

With all its special features, this once-in-a-lifetime adventureis an incomparable value. Therefore, space is limited and sure tosell out quickly. Make your reservations today!

Regards from Westwood,

Christel Pailet Director, Alumni Travel

UCLA Professor Jose Moya

Jose Moya has lived inhis native Cuba, theU.S., Spain, France, theU.K., the Netherlands,Italy and Argentina. Hehas taught at UCLAsince 1988, where hespecializes in LatinAmerican history, andat the Universities ofParis, Santiago (Spain),San Andres(Argentina), and atBarnard College,Columbia University. Hehas been a FulbrightFellow in Buenos Aires(three times), aBurkhardt Fellow at theAmerican Academy inRome, a Del AmoFellow in Madrid, andheld a fellowship fromthe NationalEndowment for theHumanities.

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