Seat-in-Coach Tour
Explorer Line – Atacama to Sugar Loaf
Atacama – Santiago – Mendoza – Buenos Aires – Iguassu – Rio de Janeiro
Duration: 16 Days
Friday-Saturday
GUARANTEED DEPARTURE DATES JANUARY UNTIL DECEMBER 2015:
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Booking Code: SCL007-15E#(tour no.) |
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| #01: | 20.02.2015 – 07.03.2015 | #05: | 25.09.2015 – 10.10.2015 | |||
| #02: | 06.03.2015 – 21.03.2015 | #06: | 09.10.2015 – 24.10.2015 | |||
| #03: | 24.04.2015 – 09.05.2015 | #07: | 13.11.2015 – 28.11.2015 | |||
| #04: | 15.05.2015 – 30.05.2015 | #08: | 20.11.2015 – 05.12.2015 | |||
Chile squeezed between the Andes Mountains and the Pacific Ocean with a maximum with of 44 kilometres and is a unique thin 4.300 kilometres long coastal stripe. For many people, Chile is still a white spot on the map. It lies on an extremely rich and original nature beauty that makes this country a very attractive destination and with its friendly population. It unites the driest desert of the world, abundant forests as well as fantastic glaciers and fjords. The European influence can be noticed in the towns by the people with their culture and their ancestors history. That is why Chile nowadays is one of the highest developed countries of South America.
Argentina – the second biggest state of South America, has a surface of 2.8 million square kilometers. The country has 33 million inhabitants and nearly half of them live in the surroundings of Buenos Aires, one of the most cosmopolitan cities of the world. Argentina is a fascinating land of contrasts where the exceptional is almost commonplace. It’s home to an abundant wildlife, enjoys a unique culture, and delights in an astonishing variety of landscapes from tropical rain forest in the north to the remote vastness of the Antarctic in the South. Three big landscapes form the country: the Andes in the west, the northern and western flatland as well as the wide plains of Patagonia in the South. The country that is stretched in length has three climatic zones: tropic in the north, moderate in the center and polar in the extreme South. The Indian aborigines only live in the north-western Andean region and in the north-east province of Misiones. The rest of the population is mainly composed of European immigrants. The official language is Spanish, but in bigger towns English is also quite common.
Brazil – with this term one associates endless Amazon jungle, wonderful beaches, Rio de Janeiro, carnival and samba. This is all correct but in reality, Brazil is much more, a huge country of the superlatives. Brazil, a country of immense proportions and contrasts, has a mysterious attraction for many people. With a surface of 8,5 million km², Brazil is approximately as big as Europe and covers half of the South American continent. The climate changes from the permanent warm, tropic north over all sub tropic variants to the moderate South. Since the 16th century – when Portuguese have begun to settle in the country – Brazil had always a magic attraction on foreigners. First there was the gold
and then rubber and coffee and today it is above all the rhythm and the exotic that attracts tourists. People over there show a lot of happiness, kindness and spontaneity. The biggest country of South America is a mirror of fascinating pictures.
Day 01 – Friday Santiago de Chile
Arrival in Santiago and transfer to the hotel.
Santiago de Chile – is a city of contrasts with remains of its colonial past to the ultramodern, high-rise buildings of the financial centre; Chile’s capital city will surprise you. There is a predominantly European influence in the city’s culture, which can be mainly noticed in the upper and middle classes.
Middle Class:
Overnight at Hotel Providencia 3* or similar (standard room)
Comfort Class:
Overnight at Hotel Atton Vitacura 4* or similar (standard room)
Day 02 – Saturday Santiago de Chile – Calama – San Pedro de Atacama
Transfer to the airport for the flight to Calama (not included). Arrival and reception by our local tour guide, transfer of approx. 1 ½ hours to San Pedro de Atacama.
San Pedro de Atacama is the most important Archaeological center in Chile situated 2,438 meters above sea level and surrounded by a green fertile oasis.
In the afternoon you will do а half day city walk through San Pedro de Atacama. San Pedro de Atacama is the most important Archaeological center in Chile situated 2,438 meters above sea level and surrounded by a green fertile oasis picturesque, San Pedro has been the center of a Paleolithic civilization with its narrow streets that have preserved of its old style dating back to the Spanish Conquerors and its beautiful colonial church that was built in 1577. The village is the center for Indian culture in the Atacama Desert. Afterwards, you will visit the beautiful white church of the town, with an inside construction of cactus.
Right in time for the beautiful sunset, you will drive to the Moon Valley in the late afternoon. It fascinates with silence, moonscape and the snow-capped volcanoes in the background. The last sun rays reaching the ground color the valley in shining orange, red and purple hues. Don’t miss this unique experience!
Middle class:
Overnight at Hosteria San Pedro 3* or similar (superior room)
Comfort class:
Overnight at Hotel Casa Atacama 5* or similar (standard room)
Day 03 – Sunday San Pedro de Atacama
Today you will start your tour visiting the huge Atacama Salt Lake, an inland sea dating back millions of years. Enjoy a unique experience viewing this doubtlessly driest desert in the world. The flatness, clearness and emptiness here are overwhelming.
Following the road in direction to Argentina, you will get to know the Lagunas Miscanti & Meñiques, set at the base of two immense volcanoes. These alti-plane lakes are fringed with salt deposits and surrounded by brilliantly colored clumps of “paja brava”, creating a singular visual experience.
Afterwards you continue to the small Indian village of Toconao. The inhabitants of Toconao are producing beautiful small sculptures out of a white volcanic stone that can be found in a quarry near the village. Lunch is included. Return to the hotel.
Middle class:
Overnight at Hosteria San Pedro 3* or similar (superior room)
Comfort class:
Overnight at Hotel Casa Atacama 5* or similar (standard room)
Day 04 – Monday San Pedro de Atacama
Today full day at leisure. Optional tours can be booked at our local office.
Optional: Excursion to visit El Tatio
Early in the morning (04:00 AM) you will depart for a drive of 78 miles northeast to visit the impressive Tatio Geysers at an altitude of 4.321m! The steaming geysers are at their best between 06:30 and 08:30 hrs.
Middle class:
Overnight at Hosteria San Pedro 3* or similar (superior room)
Comfort class:
Overnight at Hotel Casa Atacama 5* or similar (standard room)
Day 05 – Tuesday Santiago de Chile
Transfer to Calama airport for the departure flight (not included).
Arrival in Santiago and transfer to the hotel.
The city tour begins with the visit of the church San Francisco, which was build between 1572 and 1618. You will pass through the Barrio Paris & Londres which is characterized by its European architectural style and its’ narrow cobbled street.
Then you will pass by the sector of Club Hípico, one of the most beautiful horseracing tracks in South America, privileged by its architecture of the early centuries.
Continuing your tour to the Barrio Concha y Toro where you will immediately notice that the constructions of the buildings are very similar to those in the Barrio Paris y Londres. While walking through the main street you will recover vestiges of the aristocratic past of the capital. 1989 this district was declared as “Zona Tipica”. You will be impressed by the gothic, neo-colonial and Bauhaus constructions.
After that you will visit the Plaza de Armas and the cathedral. Just around the corner, you will find the main post office, the National History museum, the Metropolitana and the town hall of Santiago. From here you head along the famous Alameda, Santiago’s colorful main avenue, to the heart of the city, seeing the “Palacio de la Moneda” (seat of government), various monuments and public buildings.
Afterwards, you continue the tour by driving up to the San Cristóbal Hill. From one of the hill’s view points, you will have the finest views of Santiago and the Andes Mountains. To round off the tour, you will pass through the modern residential areas of the city with their daring architecture and, finally, the bustling Providencia shopping zone.
Middle Class:
Overnight at Hotel Providencia 3* or similar (standard room)
Comfort Class:
Overnight at Hotel Atton Vitacura 4* or similar (standard room)
Day 06 – Wednesday Santiago de Chile
Day free for leisure – the following optional tour can be booked through our local PR office:
Optional: Full day excursion to Valparaiso and Viña del Mar (8h)
The tour leaves Santiago in western direction. Arriving in Valparaiso, you pass by the main square where you can view the monument honouring the Naval Battle fought in 1879. Driving towards the southern side of the city and seeing the old funiculars you will drive up a hillside for a most spectacular view of the bay seeing Valparaiso’s downtown district and its adjoining hills.
Then proceed to the lower level of the city through the commercial heart of the port, where you’ll take the coastal highway that links Valparaiso with the resort city of Viña del Mar. Reaching the Concón beach, you can admire various fish stands displaying a great variety of seafood. Summer homes and restaurants are spread out along the coast. Afterwards, visit the main square Plaza Vergara and the shopping avenue before returning to Santiago.
Middle Class:
Overnight at Hotel Providencia 3* or similar (standard room)
Comfort Class:
Overnight at Hotel Atton Vitacura 4* or similar (standard room)
Day 07 – Thursday Santiago de Chile – Mendoza
Today you are going on a full day panoramic bus journey crossing the majestic Andes and the border to Argentina. After breakfast, you will be picked up at the hotel and
transferred to the bus terminal in Santiago downtown. Board the comfortable public bus to Mendoza. Enjoy an impressive drive offering spectacular mountain views. Passing the city of Los Andes, your bus continues upwards on “Ruta 60” along the hillside of the Andean Mountains, offering you panoramic views on the way.
You drive past Portillo, Chile’s most important centre of winter sports. It is located at the foot of the Aconcagua, the highest mountain of South America. You are going to leave Chile crossing the Argentinean Border through a tunnel which was built in 1980. Now, the road starts to lead downhill. You see the “Puente del Inca” (“Inca Bridge”), a strange rock formation resembling a bridge crossing the Mendoza River. Your bus passes Los Penitentes, Argentina’s best-known ski resort, before reaching Mendoza, your final destination for today.
Mendoza is the most famous city in Argentina due its excellent wines. The city is surrounded by snow caped mountains and healthy air. Through a special irrigation method the city is located in a very fruitful valley. It almost never rains in Mendoza.
Arrival at the bus terminal in Mendoza and transfer to the hotel.
**Remark: It might occur that the transfer by bus must be cancelled due to bad weather conditions (spring/autumn). In this case passengers will need to take a flight from Santiago to Mendoza, which must be paid on the spot by themselves.
Middle Class:
Overnight at Hotel Huentala 3* or similar (classic room)
Comfort Class:
Overnight at Amerian Executive 4* or similar (standard room)
Day 08 – Friday Mendoza
Mendoza, possessing the 70% of the vineyards of the country and same percentage of wine production is the main oenological centre of South America.
Depart to Mendoza’s agricultural oasis where you have the opportunity to visit a vineyard to understand the complete wine making process and to enjoy a wine tasting.
The afternoon is free at leisure.
Optional: Half day city Tour Mendoza
You will visit the city sharing the culture and history of its foundation by the Spanish colonizers four centuries ago. It includes a visit to the oldest part of the city with Pedro del Castillo Square, the sensual Alameda of General San Martin (Popular Avenue), passing by the Museum of “Area Fundacional” (entrance not included) Ruins of San Francisco Church (last testimony of Mendoza city before the terrible earthquake that took place in 1861). Along tree lined streets, hosed down by the well-known irrigation ditches, you will drive to the new city: its squares (like Plaza Independencia), downtown Mendoza, the main avenues and the Civic Centre, the old residential area until getting to the General San Martin Park with its lake and rose garden and the Hill of Glory, a popular spot for a panoramic view.
Middle Class:
Overnight at Hotel Huentala 3* or similar (classic room)
Comfort Class:
Overnight at Amerian Executive 4* or similar (standard room)
Day 09 – Saturday Mendoza – Buenos Aires

Transfer from the hotel in
Mendoza to the airport for your flight to Buenos Aires. Upon arrival in Buenos Aires transfer from the airport to the hotel.
Buenos Aires – is not only the capital of Argentina; it is also one of the 10 most important metropolises in the world and the centre of the political, economic and intellectual life of the country. This cosmopolitan city – with great European cultural influence – displays a refined taste in its cooking, in its ”boutiques” and in the elegance of its inhabitants. Almost 12 million people live there and can enjoy the plentiful night life visiting ”tango” bars, cabarets, discotheques, restaurants or eternally open bars. During the day, a wide variety of attractions is offered: museums, art galleries, tasteful shops, fascinating antiques, large green areas, parks, wide tree lined boulevards, clubs and sporting events. The Italian-Spanish descent of the inhabitants has formed this modern metropolis. Feel the flair, above all in the Italian old quarter La Boca and in the wide streets with cafes from the turn of the century. At the Plaza de Mayo, in the political centre of town, is the starting point of this tour through this exciting capital. The widest street of the world, the very famous opera house and also the shopping street Florida make Buenos Aires unforgettable.
In the afternoon you will visit the most important sites during a city tour. You will drive to the Plaza de Mayo, with the Casa Rosada, the pink house, seat of the government, the Cabildo (town hall) and the Metropolitan Cathedral, home of the Archbishop of Buenos Aires.
The tour goes onto the district San Telmo. Until 1888 this part of the city was a river port, today San Telmo is one of the most modern and desired places to live in Buenos Aires.
The worker district La Boca is famous for its colourful tin-houses and its history as living district of Italian seamen and dock workers in the 19th century. The Barrio Norte called Recoleta is the quarter of the rich of Buenos Aires. On the cemetery of Recoleta one will find the grave of Eva Duarte who became famous as Evita Perón. Continue along the widest avenue in the world, the Avenida 9 de Julio, to the Plaza Lavalle with the Federal Court of Justice and the Teatro Colón, to Palermo with its parks and gardens. Return to the hotel.
Middle Class:
Overnight at Hotel De Las Americas 3* or similar (standard room)
Comfort Class:
Overnight at Hotel Intersur Recoleta 4* or similar (standard room)
Day 10 – Sunday Buenos Aires
Day at leisure – the following optional tour can be booked with our local PR office:
Optional: Full day visit of a typical Estancia incl. lunch
Enjoy a complete day out in the pampas! We leave the city and after a 2 hours drive to Los Cordales we will reach the Estancia Santa Susana, where the guests will be welcomed by Gauchos with a drink. There is time to visit the Estancia and the daily life of the Gauchos will be explained. Sulky and horse rides will show you the charm of Argentine countryside, its scenarios, and the incomparable wild aroma.
Then follows a rustic Barbecue (Asado) lunch with fine meat and sausages. After lunch, a folklore show will present regional music and dances. During the Fiesta Gaucha guests will experience these men’s agility with their horses on the Estancia. After the afternoon coffee and tea time you will return to Buenos Aires.
Optional: Visit to the San Telmo market (not possible on seat-in basis).
San Telmo is no doubt the best kept historical neighbourhood and eldest district of Buenos Aires. Here one has time to stroll around Plaza Dorrego, where each Sunday an antique market takes place. Tango couples are dancing on the street. Cafes invite to sit on their terrace and to relax by enjoying this nice scenery. Another attraction are the numerous antique shops, where one might find the right souvenir.
Middle Class:
Overnight at Hotel De Las Americas 3* or similar (standard room)
Comfort Class:
Overnight at Hotel Intersur Recoleta 4* or similar (standard room)
Day 11 – Monday Buenos Aires
Today you will enjoy a half day Tigre Tour. Drive along the Northern residential districts of the city, until getting to San Isidro, a colonial and aristocratic area. You will see the mansions and houses in front of the River Plate. You will continue the driving to Tigre, a charming area near Buenos Aires city where a great number of summer residences, yacht clubs and rowing clubs attract the week-end activity of many “porteños”
The Tigre Delta with its rivers, streams and numerous green islands is one of the most attractive areas for visitors. The continuous sediment of the Paraná River, which gives the river and estuary their particular brownish-red colour, forms the Delta islands.
Enjoy a boat excursion (1 hour) along the innumerable channels of the Paraná-Delta to see some of the hundreds of islands covered with luxuriant vegetation.
Drive back to the city via the Panamericana highway.
Optional: Visit of a Tango Show incl. dinner at the Restaurant Viejo Almacen
Middle Class:
Overnight at Hotel De Las Americas 3* or similar (standard room)
Comfort Class:
Overnight at Hotel Intersur Recoleta 4* or similar (standard room)
Day 12 – Tuesday Buenos Aires – Iguassu
Transfer to the domestic airport for the flight to Iguassu.
Iguassu – the area’s major landmark is undoubtedly the magnificent IGUASSU FALLS, the world’s largest, formed by the Iguassu River which rises in Curitiba on the East and winds westward along 1,320 km through Parana State. Fifteen kilometres before joining the Parana River, the Iguassu overcomes an abrupt uneven ground and then, amidst an exuberant forest, hurls itself into 275 falls that cascade over a u-shaped precipice 2,700 meters wide, from an average height of 60 meters.
At the other side Brazil displays 800 meter long falls. From both sides the view is superb, at any time of the year. The Falls have been declared by UNESCO Humankind Patrimony.
Upon arrival in Iguassu pick-up at the airport and transfer to the Argentinean National Park towards the Argentinean side of the falls.
You will make a short stop at the Visitor’s Centre and proceed from there along the Inferior Circuit, the down-river falls, to the Superior Circuit, the up-river cascades. The Ecological Jungle Train leads you to the most impressive observation point of the falls – The Devil´s Throat. After visit transfer to the hotel on the Brazilian side of the falls.
Middle Class:
Overnight at Hotel Recanto Park 3* or similar (standard room)
Comfort Class:
Overnight at Hotel Mabu Foz 4* or similar (master room)
Day 13 – Wednesday Iguassu
In the morning visit of the Brazilian side of the falls. Walking along the paths following cascades and then along the catwalk that leads very close to the bottom of the Devil’s Throat to enjoy magnificent views.
Take an elevator to go up to the road in order to board the coach which will bring back to the hotel.
Middle Class:
Overnight at Hotel Recanto Park 3* or similar (standard room)
Comfort Class:
Overnight at Hotel Mabu Foz 4* or similar (master room)
Day 14 – Thursday Iguassu – Rio de Janeiro
Transfer from the hotel to the airport for the flight to Rio de Janeiro. Arrival in Rio and transfer to the hotel.
Rio de Janeiro founded in 1556, the city of St. Sebastian of Rio de Janeiro became the capital of the Colony of Brazil in 1776. In 1808 the Portuguese royal family fled Napoleon and settled in Rio. This brought a surge of progress and the city became the main cultural, political and economic centre of the Portuguese empire. In 1889, when the republic was proclaimed, Rio was confirmed as the country’s capital, which it remained until 1960, when the construction of the new capital, Brasilia, was founded.
Rio is situated in a 15-mile-strip of land, wedged between mountains and sea. There are some thirty miles separating downtown Flamengo, from far-flung Recreio, bordered on one side by the blue sea, on the other by verdant hills. Between them lies a colourful state of mind called CARIOCA, with almost 8 million locals who samba their way through life, relaxed and high-spirited.
That is just the way it should be in Rio, surrounded by natural beauty on all sides, with Christ the Redeemer perched on top of Corcovado blessing the city and Sugar Loaf, one of the most famous postcards of our country.
Middle Class:
Overnight at Hotel Windsor Plaza Copacabana 3-4* or similar (superior room)
Comfort Class:
Overnight at Hotel Windsor Excelsior Copacabana 4* or similar (superior room)
Day 15 – Friday Rio de Janeiro
Downtown is the business heart of Rio. It is a part of the city where colonial Rio meets modern skyscrapers. Passing through Rio Branco Avenue, you will see the Candelaria Church, which was started being built in the late 18th century and was completed in 1898.
The headquarter of major Brazilian banks and commercial enterprises is located on this avenue. You will also see the Opera House (Teatro Municipal) and the Carioca Square, the church of Santo Antonio built in the 17th century as well as the contrast of the modern buildings such as Petrobras and the Cathedral. Moreover you will get to know Rio’s aqueduct built in the 18th century which is nowadays connecting downtown to Santa Teresa district, an old residential area.
Afterwards you will drive through one of the highlights of this tour: the Flamengo Park from where you have the chance to see already the top highlight of this tour, the Sugar Loaf. This famous mountain reached by a cable car 1,200 feet high, will give you an experience you will never forget: looking down at Rio from top of the Sugar Loaf is one of the most spectacular views in the world.
Rest of the day at leisure – the following optional tours can be booked at our local PR office:
Optional: Half day Corcovado & beaches
Abholung Enjoy a half day beach tour including a visit to the Corcovado statue. Leaving the hotel you proceed as far as Cosme Velho Station to board a cog-train for the ride through Tijuca Forest up to Corcovado Mountain. The train ride takes 20 minutes and is a wonderful opportunity for a closer look at the forest’s lush tropical vegetation and to enjoy scenic landscapes of the beaches and the city. Disembarking at the top of Corcovado and then proceeding up the steps will lead to the top lookout where the towering statue of Christ the Redeemer stands. After appreciating the breathtaking view unfolding below descend by train and continue passing by some of Rio’s beaches.
**Remark: Due to new rules tickets for Corcovado are subject to availability, as the ticket purchase is not available at the cogwheel station´s booth at Cosmo Velho anymore and must now be made in advance via internet.
Optional: Rio by night – Show
Visit a folklore and Carnival show featuring skilled dancers, entertainers, samba bands and wonderful costumes in a wonderful display of Brazilian folklore and Carnival.
(This excursion can be booked including dinner).
Middle Class:
Overnight at Hotel Windsor Plaza Copacabana 3-4* or similar (superior room)
Comfort Class:
Overnight at Hotel Windsor Excelsior Copacabana 4* or similar (superior room)
Day 16 – Saturday Rio De Janeiro
Transfer to the airport and return flight home.
End of our services
We offer the following individual pre-stay tours:
We offer you the following individual post-tours:
Price Information
with accommodation in (room) Double Single
Seat-in-coach rates from 2 pax on:
Valid from January until April 2015:
Middle Class hotels
per person inUSD 3.338,00 4.778,00
Comfort Class hotels
per person inUSD 4.209,00 6.051,00
Valid from May until December 2015:
with accommodation in (room) Double Single
Middle Class hotels
per person in USD
3.438,00 4.941,00
Comfort Class hotels
per person in USD
4.209,00 6.051,00
You can book this tour on private basis (from 1 pax on):
Valid from January until April 2015*:
with accommodation in (room) Double Single
Middle Class hotels
Basis 1 pax: per person in USD 7.151,00
Basis 2 pax: per person in USD 3.995,00 5.561,00
Comfort Class hotels
Basis 1 pax: per person in USD 8.286,00
Basis 2 pax: per person in USD 4.768,00 6.689,00
Valid from May until December 2015*:
with accommodation in (room) Double Single
Middle Class hotels
Basis 1 pax: per person in USD 7.304,00
Basis 2 pax: per person in USD 4.125,00 5.691,00
Comfort Class hotels
Basis 1 pax: per person in USD
8.286,00
Basis 2 pax: per person in USD
4.768,00 6.689,00
*Rates are not valid during Carnival, Easter, Christmas, New Year, public holidays, congresses and events!
The following fees are included in the package rate and are subject to change without prior notice:
Chile:
Santiago:
San Cristóbal Hill USD 15,00 per Van/Minibus
North:
Moon Valley USD 10,50 per person
Atacama Salt Lake& Toconao USD 7,00 per person
Miscanti & Meñiques Lagoons USD 5,00 per person
Brazil:
Sugar Loaf entrance fee USD 28,00 per person
Iguaçu National Park Brazil USD 26,50 per person
Iguassu National Park Argentina USD 27,00 per person
Price Information – Flights
Additional airfares – PR is not responsible for any changes made by the airlines and the resulting costs (i.e. airfares, schedule changes, cancellations, taxes, fuel- and other charges). Airfares can only be guaranteed upon ticketing and may vary with the number of passengers. Airport taxes are subject to change.
The airfares given below are only valid for groups with a minimum of 10 passengers. For groups with less than 10 passengers, airfares may be higher.
SCL/CJC/SCL MDZ/AEP/IGR IGU/GIG
January– December 2015:
With long haul carrier LA, IB, JJ:
per person USD 1.139,00 including airport taxes
With other long haul carrier, except TP, UX, AR, AV, TA, CM, DL, DE, S3, NK, 2K:
per person USD
1.495,00 including airport taxes
With long haul carriers TP, UX, AR, AV, TA, CM, DL, DE, S3, NK, 2K:
per person USD 2.409,00 including airport taxes
Attention:
Price Information – Additional Nights
Pre-night and transfer in Santiago de Chile:
Valid from January until December 2015:
| Middle Class
Hotel Providencia 1 overnight/breakfast, standard room per person in double 88,00 USD per person in single 175,00 USD |
Comfort Class
Hotel Atton Vitacura 1 overnight/breakfast, standard room per person in double 100,00 USD per person in single 191,00 USD |
Valid from January until December 2015:
When the additional night(s) are booked via PR, the transfer on arrival day is included in the roundtrip rate from 2 persons on. In case further transfers are needed, the following costs will apply:
Transfer airport SCL/Hotel or Hotel/SCL airport (one way):
Basis 1 USD 113,00
Basis 2 USD 58,00
Basis 3/4 USD 40,00
Post-night and transfer in Rio de Janeiro:
Valid from January until December 2015:
| Middle Class
Hotel Windsor Plaza Copacabana 1 overnight/breakfast, superior room per person in double room USD 144,00 per person in single room USD 288,00 |
Comfort Class
Hotel Windsor Excelsior Copacabana 1 overnight/breakfast, superior room per person in double USD per person in single USD |
NOT valid during New Years, Carnival, Winner’s Parade, National Holidays, Congresses & Special Events
When the additional night(s) are booked via PR, the transfer on departure day is included in the roundtrip rate from 2 persons on. In case further transfers are needed, the following costs will apply:
Transfer airport GIG/Hotel or Hotel/airport GIG (one way):
Basis 1 USD 168,00
Basis 2 USD 83,00
Basis 3 USD 83,00
Basis 4 USD 63,00
General Conditions
Day 07: public bus Santiago/Mendoza on regular seat-in basis without local guide
Day 11: half day Tigre Tour on regular seat-in basis
Transfers and excursions are provided together for middle and comfort class passengers.
the obligatory luggage fees at the airports and in the hotels.
from the 4th night on, a higher rate could apply.
are based on bookings made by non-resident foreign visitors. For nationals or foreigners resident in this country rates are not valid and a surcharge of 19% local tax applies on all hotel services
.
Conditions of Payment:
Unless otherwise agreed, the full payment is due 40 days prior to arrival.