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Rio de Janeiro "Cidade Maravilhosa" (Brazil)
Even when the sky suddenly covers and darkens, Rio can have beautiful colors and contrasts...
Rio de Janeiro "Cidade Maravilhosa" (Brazil)
The world postcard of Rio, with the Redeemer Christ overhanging the bay of Guanabará and the Sugar Loaf
Rio de Janeiro "Cidade Maravilhosa" (Brazil)
Built on a foundation of sixteen hundred wooden stakes embedded in the water table, the Municipal Theater of Rio de Janeiro was opened in 1909, and today has a capacity for 2,360 people. It boasts works by the most renowned Brazilian artists at the time of its construction : paintings by Eliseu Visconti, Henrique Bernardelli and Rodolfo Amoedo and sculptures by Rodolfo Bernardelli.
Rio de Janeiro "Cidade Maravilhosa" (Brazil)
An example of the diversity of Brazilian and foreign flora, with about 6,500 species on 54 hectares (including outdoor areas and greenhouses), the Botanical Garden of Rio de Janeiro also houses monuments of historical, artistic and archaeological value and the most complete botanical library in the country (32,000 volumes and the largest herbarium in Brazil, with 600,000 dehydrated samples).
Foz de Iguaçu (Brazil & Argentina)
Natural Heritage of Humanity. 2nd highest annual flow (after Niagara Falls). 2nd most visited place by foreigners in Brazil. By helicopter, it is even more stunning (option in our itinerary)...
Foz de Iguaçu (Brazil & Argentina)
The walk along the catwalks, both on Brazilian and Argentinian sides, is essential and part of our itinerary. But tourists can also get very close to the falls with the macuco boat tour (option in our itinerary). Guaranteed to return wet but with images recorded forever ...
Foz de Iguaçu (Brazil & Argentina)
The Parque das Aves de Iguaçu is the largest of its kind in Latin America, with 16 hectares of restored Atlantic forest, thousands of native trees planted, more than 1300 birds from more than 130 species. A charming visit in our itinerary...
Buenos Aires (Argentina)
3rd largest urban agglomeration in Latin America (13 million people), the Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires has some other names : Baires, the Paris of Latin America, the Goliat Head, the Prata Queen,...
Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Tango is omnipresent in the culture of Buenos Aires. In cabarets, in the squares of La Boca or San Telmo, in traditional houses,... Everywhere, portenhos dance tango !
Self driving tour in Patagonia (Chile & Argentina)
Driving across the Andes in Patagonia, a must !
Nahuel Huapi Lake (Argentina)
Lake of glacial origin, 550 km², 700 m altitude. The changing colors of its waters are amazing : from an intense turquoise blue on sunny days, to a silvery tone on cloudy days and almost black on rainy days. With no wind, its waters are like a huge mirror that reflects the contrasts of nature that surrounds it.
San Carlos de Bariloche (Argentina)
Founded in 1895 on the banks of Nahuel Huapi Lake, Bariloche offers all the infrastructure and services for hiking and skiing in the nearby mountains and exploring the surrounding lakes.
Lanín Volcano (Argentina)
Symbol of the Argentine province of Neuquén, part of its flag and its anthem.
Pucón (Chile)
Pucón has a good climate, unsurpassed beauty, and great ecotourism sports and activities : sailing and water skiing on the huge Villarica lake, winter snowboarding or summer hiking on the Vilarica volcano, rafting, in beautiful waterfalls,..
Puyehue National Park (Chile)
This park and its beautiful and wild nature are a real invitation to relax, to disconnect,...
Puyehue National Park (Chile)
Explore the coigue forests, observe the more than 100 species of birds that inhabit the area and trek along the slopes of Puyehue Volcano... Amazing !
Osorno Volcano (Chile)
Known worldwide as a symbol of the local landscape and for its resemblance to Monte Fuji in Japan.
El Calafate (Argentina)
Charming town on the south shore of Lake Argentino, invaded all year round by tourists exploring the Los Glaciares National Park.
Balcones del Calafate (Argentina)
Perched mountain just 20 km from the city center, offering breathtaking views of the Andes, the glacier area and, if the day is clear, on the Fitz Roy and the Cerro Torre in El Chalten.
Spegazzini Glacier (Argentina)
Located at the far west of Lake Argentino, it has the largest detachment wall in Los Glaciares National Park with peaks between 80 and 130 meters, while those of the other glaciers in the park are around 60 meters.
Upsala Glacier (Argentina)
Its ice fields cover a length of 765 km². The glacier has a length of 53.7 km, being the 3rd longest in South America, and its walls reach an average height of 40 meters.
Glaciobar (El Calafate, Argentina)
A bar entirely made of ice, -9ºC inside where you can only stay 20 minutes. A great experience with fresh or hot cocktails !
