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Highlights of Chile & Argentina

Santiago → Buenos Aires 10 days Up to 16

About this trip

Ten days across Chile and Argentina, moving from the Pacific coast to the Andes and on to Buenos Aires. You get a proper mix of city, mountain and pampas along the way.

Start in the hillside port city of Valparaíso, then head south to Pucón for a dose of adventure sport in the shadow of its volcano. Cross into Argentina at lakeside Bariloche, with a stop at a working gaucho ranch, before finishing in the energy of Buenos Aires.

It's a guided small-group trip rated easy, with private rooms throughout, so you're not roughing it between the landscapes and cities.

What you'll do

  • Wander the colourful hillside streets of Valparaíso
  • Get active in the adventure-sport hub of Pucón
  • Visit a working gaucho ranch outside Bariloche
  • Explore lakeside Bariloche
  • Finish up exploring the streets of Buenos Aires
Good to know
  • Rated easy, so no heavy physical demands beyond the optional adventure activities in Pucón
  • Private rooms throughout, not shared dorms
  • Runs over the Christmas and New Year period
What travellers actually say

Worth it if you get a strong CEO and tolerate variable accommodation standards. Think twice if you need reliable English-language support or pristine hotels.

  • CEO Valentina transformed the trip—horseback ranch days, local wine bars, and curated experiences made it genuinely memorable.
  • Group chemistry from day one and mix of cities (Valparaiso, Buenos Aires) with wild landscapes (Pucon, Bariloche) felt well-balanced.
  • Hotel standards inconsistent: mold reported, filthy public buses, and 12-hour overland stretches without proper creature comforts.
  • Language barrier real—Santiago museum tour in Spanish only, CEO unavailable. Last 16 hours of trip had no guide support in worst case.

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Tour dupe
Same trip, less money
£1,225 less all-in
Rapa Nui Experience (4Days/
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The trade-off: 6 fewer nights, and a different operator.
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Best month to go

Departing in Jul is cheapest — from £1,800, about 36% below the priciest month (Jan).

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Getting there

Santiago
One-way · arrive 29 Jul 26

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Where to stay

A night before your tour in Santiago · 29 Jul30 Jul

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