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Departures after April 6 follow a slightly different itinerary.

Explore amazingly diverse and fascinating Patagonia, a magnificent "off-the-beaten-path" region spanning portions of Chile and Argentina, where you'll find soaring mountains and windy plains that stretch endlessly toward the distant horizon, lush forests filled with ancient flora and fauna, and pristine glaciers.

Our enchanted voyage begins in Santiago, Chile's charming capital city, where Spanish colonial buildings and old churches are set against the backdrop of the spectacular, snowy peaks of the Andes Mountains.

The tour ends in Buenos Aires, the beautiful and culturally diverse capital city of Argentina, where outstanding museums, world-class cuisine and spirited nightlife make it one of the most exciting destinations of the new millennium. It is a voyage filled with contrast and beauty, excitement and adventure, and one that you will never forget.

Round out your vacation with an optional extension to one of nature's grand spectacles, Iguazú Falls—275 separate cataracts that send their white cascades roaring 250 feet below.

Choose to Explore by Land or by Sea

Patagonia is a vast, intensely beautiful and awesome region of South America, and in one visit, it's impossible to see everything. In addition, there are various ways to explore, including land-based touring and sea-cruising.

Our Patagonian Explorer tour is very special, because it gives you the chance to choose how you'll explore. And, whether you tour by land or by sea, we can promise you that the experience will be as thrilling and satisfying a travel adventure as you can possibly imagine, and it's yours at an unbeatable price that represents pure value for money!!

Tour Patagonia by Land

You'll enjoy the gorgeous vistas and wonderful views framed by the glaciers and the Andes Mountains as you travel by motor coach. You'll visit a colony of penguins at Seno Otway (October-March), stay overnight at a beautiful lodge inside the Torres del Paine National Park, get close to the Serrano Glacier as you navigate a fjord by zodiac boat, and see the local wildlife, including a soaring condor if you're lucky, that roams this unspoiled place. You'll also have a chance to get very close to one of a very few glaciers in the world that is advancing, the Perito Moreno. Then, you'll spend a night at a beautiful hotel in El Calafate, where you'll find plenty to do and see in the little town that supplies the many hikers and trekkers who start their journeys to the glaciers from here.

Tour Patagonia by Sea

At Punta Arenas, you'll board the Via Australis, a wonderful cruising ship, and sail through the Strait of Magellan, around the inlets and waterways of Tierra del Fuego (Land of Fire). The ship provides all the modern comforts you'll need or want, plus important extras that you'll be glad to have for your journey. (Even high-top rubber boots in every imaginable size are there for you to borrow if you don't happen to own a pair yourself). Delicious and bountiful meals are served three times daily in the ship's dining room that is encircled by huge picture windows so you don't miss a single view. Hot beverages, snacks and even wine and other alcoholic beverages are served, free of charge, each day.

The ship's fleet of zodiac boats will whisk you to shore at various points along the way, and en route, you'll enjoy fascinating presentations by the ship's naturalist-guides, all of whom are involved in the study of Patagonia and its natural treasures as well as its preservation. If you enjoy cruising, you won't want to miss this very special opportunity. Space on the Via Australis is extremely limited, so we strongly recommend early booking.

Important Note: While the cruise tour option is less rigorous physically than the land tour, which involves some hiking and walking, the Via Australis does not have an elevator aboard. If you select the cruise option, you must be able to walk up and down several flights of stairs.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Depart USA. Your fascinating journey to South America begins as you depart from Miami this evening on your overnight flight to Santiago, Chile.

Day 2: Arrive Santiago, Chile. Arrival in Santiago, bustling capital of Chile, located between the Pacific Ocean and the majestic Andes Mountains. After customs formalities, you'll be escorted to your hotel where you have time to relax and freshen up. This afternoon, enjoy an orientation tour that showcases both the colonial and modern highlights of the city. Begin at Santiago's famed Jockey Club and then proceed to Centro Civico and Plaza Constitución. See the Casa de la Moneda, one of Spanish America's most stunning examples of colonial architecture and the current seat of the Chilean government.

Continue to the the bustling Plaza de Armas, veritable heart of Santiago and home to the baroque Cathedral Metropolitana, the magnificent Post Office building, the Natural History Museum, and the best place to view the dozens of lively street artists and mimes and busy "Santiaguinos" on their way to and from work. End your tour with a spectacular panoramic view of Santa Lucia Hill, site where Santiago was founded in 1541. Hotel Plaza San Francisco.

Day 3: Santiago. Enjoy a full day at leisure to explore Santiago at your own pace. Stroll through the café and gallery-lined streets of the bohemian district of Bellavista, admire the cultural legacy of the Americas at the impressive Museum of Pre-Columbian Art, or shop for antique treasures in the charming neighborhood of Lastarria. Or, take an optional half-day tour of the Concha y Toro Winery. Wine aficionados and novices alike will delight in visiting the winery where some of Chile's best known wines are developed and produced. The visit begins with a stroll through the park and the Pirque Casona, the colonial mansion and former residence of the Concha y Toro family.

At the vineyards, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the different varieties of grapes and methods of vineyard management. The main attraction of this century-old winery is the legendary Casillero del Diablo, the cellar where founder Don Melchor Concha y Toro stored his best wines. Of course, no tour would be complete without a wine tasting. Throughout the tour, you have the opportunity to sample wines such as the Don Melchor, an exceptional and complex Cabernet Sauvignon, and a Casillero del Diablo Carmenere, a variety that is grown commercially only in Chile. (B).

Begin Patagonia Land Tour or Patagonia Cruise Tour

Day 4: Santiago, Punta Arenas & Puerto Natales. After breakfast this morning, bid farewell to Santiago as you transfer to the airport for your short flight to Punta Arenas, gateway to the Chilean Patagonia, located at the shores of the Magellan Strait, a natural channel between the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.

Here your group will split into two, with those who selected the Patagonia Land Tour continuing to Punta Arenas and Puerto Natales and those who selected the Patagonia Cruise Tour proceeding to board the Via Australis for a cruise ending in Ushuaia.

Patagonia Land Tour Itinerary

(see below for Patagonia Cruise Tour Itinerary)

Upon arrival in Punta Arenas, you'll head north to the Seno Otway Penguin Colony for an up close encounter with hundreds of adorable Magellan's Penguins. (Dec-March 2 departures only).

Later, cross the expansive Pampa Magellan as you drive to Puerto Natales. After check-in at your hotel, located on the edge of the Última Esperanza fjord, join your fellow travelers for dinner. Spend a few moments after dinner in the expansive lobbies of your hotel and enjoy meeting travelers from all over the world who, like you, have gathered in this lovely spot to begin their exploration of Patagonia. Hotel Costaustralis. (B, D).

Day 5: Puerto Natales, Navegacion Balmaceda & Serrano, Torres del Paine. This morning, transfer to the pier just in front of your hotel to board your ship, the Seno Ultima Esperanza, for a full day of touring inside the Torres del Paine National Park. This park teems with a spectacular variety of wildlife and scenery, so be prepared with plenty of film or extra-capacity memory sticks for your cameras to catch the endless gorgeous, unforgettable images that you'll encounter as you sail. The "torres" (towers) are actually three massive granite towers of the Paine Mountain range that reach elevations of 10,000ft.

As you navigate the fjords, you'll see colonies of cormorants and seadogs, soaring condors, and roaming herds of sheep and the ever-present guanacos. At the end of the fjord, travel by zodiac boat to get close to the Serrano Glacier. This evening you'll stay at the lovely Hosteria Lago Grey, a beautiful hotel located on the shores of the pristine Grey Lake, inside the Torres del Paine National Park. Hosteria Lago Grey. (B, D).

Day 6: Torres del Paine, Cerro Castillo & El Calafate. Today, head east, crossing the border into Argentina by way of the Cerro Castillo/Cancha Carrera Pass. Stop to rest and enjoy a boxed lunch and then continue to El Calafate, a picturesque Patagonian village on the southern border of the Lago Argentino, in Argentina. Esplendor Hotel (B, L).

Day 7: El Calafate & Perito Moreno. This morning, travel to the Glaciers National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to some of the Argentina's most spectacular areas, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, one of the planet's few advancing glaciers. You'll have the opportunity to experience this magnificent natural wonder from a variety of vantage points. Begin with views from the footbridges and then sail along the Lago Argentino for a close-up look at the glacier. The Perito Moreno glacier is formed by large blocks of ice that are in constant motion.

Along the way, you'll hear the ice as it cracks, splits off from the glacier, and dramatically falls splashing into the water below. After lunch inside the park, spend some time at leisure to explore the glacier on your own before returning to El Calafate. Take a stroll in the village before dinner and explore some of the amazingly well-equipped trekking and climbing shops, galleries and wonderful restaurants, where you'll enjoy endless varieties of grilled meats (parrilla) and great local wines. (B, L).

Day 8: El Calafate & Buenos Aires. After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight to Buenos Aires, vibrant capital city of Argentina.

Patagonia Cruise Tour Itinerary

(see above for Patagonia Land Tour Itinerary)

Upon arrival in Punta Arenas, you'll board your expedition cruise ship, the Via Australis, the National Geographic Channel's preferred vessel for sailing through Patagonia. The captain and crew will welcome you with a cocktail reception on board. Set sail through the mythical Strait of Magellan, as you travel to Southern Patagonia, including Tierra del Fuego, the "Land of Fire at the End of the Earth." (B, L, D).

Day 5: Ainsworth Bay & Tucker Islet. Watch the sunrise this morning as you sail through the Almirantazgo Inlet until you arrive at the Marinelli Glacier in Ainsworth Bay. Disembark here and enjoy a walk to a beaver dam in the midst of the marvelous Magallanes Forest. A Mare Australis naturalist will accompany you, pointing out the flora and fauna that you encounter along the way.

The next stop is the beach, where you'll visit a colony of elephant seals, some weighing as much as 8,000 pounds! Be on the look out for dolphins as you continue sailing to Tucker Islet where the ship will anchor. Board a zodiac boat to get a close look at the colonies of cormorants, Magallanes Penguins, and sea lions that inhabit the surrounding cliffs. (B, L, D)

Day 6: Pia Glacier & Glacier Alley. On today's adventure, you'll navigate the main part of the Beagle Channel to enter Pia Fjord, disembarking near the glacier of the same name. Stop at a look-out point for panoramic views of the mountain range where the Pia Glacier originates and flows all the way to the sea. Later, cruise along the northwest arm of the Beagle Channel, rounding Spain, Romanche, Germany, Italy, France, and Holland—all rivers of ice in the majestic "Glacier Alley." (B, L, D).

Day 7: Cape Horn and Puerto Williams. Today's voyage brings you to the legendary Cape Horn. Sail through the Beagle and Murray Channels to disembark in Cape Horn National Park. Cape Horn, a sheer, 1400ft promontory where the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean merge, was discovered in 1616 by the Dutch commercial expedition organized by Isaac Le Maire. The Cape owes its name to the Port of Hoorn, the expedition's departure point. By afternoon, reach Port Williams, the southernmost town in the world, where you can take optional excursions, such as the visit to Martin Gusinde Archeological Museum. (B, L, D)

Day 8: Ushuaia & Buenos Aires. Arrival to Ushuaia. After disembarkation early this morning, transfer to the airport for your flight to Buenos Aires, Argentina's vibrant capital city. (Please note that this reflects an itinerary change necessitated by a change in the Ushuaia-Buenos Aires flight schedule.) (B,L)

Everyone returns from Patagonia to Buenos Aires.

On arrival, meet your guide and drive to your centrally located hotel where you'll meet up with your fellow passengers to share stories and experiences of your Patagonian explorations. The custom is to dine late in Buenos Aires, so take advantage of the early evening hours to stroll the colorful streets and shops around your hotel to scout the amazing bargains that will make shopping for souvenirs (and that gorgeous leather bag) a pleasure. Dazzler Tower Hotel. (B).

Day 9: Buenos Aires. Your exploration of Buenos Aires begins this morning with a visit to the Plaza del Mayo, historic and political center of the city, where the Casa Rosada, the presidential palace, is located. Continue to the Obelisk landmark on the Avenue 9 de Julio, the widest avenue in the world.

Then to the crowded Florida Street, a true shopper's paradise. Pass through the colorful neighborhood of La Boca and the charming San Telmo area. Buenos Aires is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own distinctive flavor, but everywhere you go, the people are warm, welcoming and happy to see visitors.

Admire the French architecture in the exquisite Recoleta neighborhood where you'll find the beautiful Cemetery of La Recoleta, where Evita Perón is buried. It is one of many ironies of this complex and lovely city that the Evita, heroine of the poor, is buried in the city's most elegant (and expensive) section. After exploring the city today, you'll realize why Buenos Aires is so often referred to as "the Paris of the South." Tonight, join your fellow travelers for dinner and an exciting performance of the tango, Argentina's passionate national dance. (B, D).

Day 10: Buenos Aires and Estancia Visit. After breakfast this morning, travel outside the city for a full day excursion to the Argentine Pampas. Visit a traditional estancia (ranch), where you'll discover the life of the Argentine cowboys known as "gauchos." After a sumptuous barbecue lunch including delicious local wine, you'll enjoy a folkloric show with typical Argentine dance, song, and dress. (B, L).

Day 11: Depart Argentina. Enjoy breakfast and the rest of the morning and early afternoon at leisure for last minute photos and souvenir shopping. Later this afternoon, transfer to the airport for your return flight to the USA. Or, take advantage of an optional extension to Iguazú Falls, one of the greatest natural wonders of the world. (B).

Day 12: Arrive USA. Your exciting adventure in the Southern Continent ends as you arrive in the USA this morning.

Iguazú Extension

Why not take advantage of your already-included international airfare to visit Iguazú Falls, one of the world's most spectacular natural wonders.

Day 11: Depart Buenos Aires/Arrive Iguazú. After breakfast board your flight to the Argentinean side of Iguazú Falls. Check in at your deluxe hotel, the only one located within the Iguazu National Park. You'll soon discover why this UNESCO World Heritage Site is considered one of the greatest natural wonders of the world! Set at the border of Argentina and Brazil, the falls consist of 275 inlets and cataracts that send their cascades roaring 250 feet below and cast multiple rainbows over the water. Travel through the rain forest to the Devil's Throat for a spectacular, close-up view of the Argentinean side of the falls. You will find trails around the Falls that afford multiple views of the roaring water as it cascades over the rocks in a dazzling and awesome display of power. Later in the afternoon, return to your hotel and enjoy time to relax and cool off at the beautiful hotel pool. Sheraton Iguazu Hotel. (B).

Day 12: Iguazú. Enjoy a full day at leisure to explore the Falls on your own. There are plenty of trails through the rain forest that lead up to and around the Falls. They are well-marked and make for excellent exploration and picture-taking (be sure to protect your camera if it's not waterproof). Or,take advantage of an optional nautical adventure along the Lower Iguazú River, sailing under the Falls. Later this afternoon, be sure to take time to stroll through the laid-back town of Puerto Iguazú. (B)

Day 13: Depart Argentina. Enjoy a morning at leisure to take advantage of the lovely resort activities at your hotel. This afternoon, transfer to the airport for your flight to Buenos Aires to check in for your overnight return flight to the USA. (B)

Day 14: Arrive USA. Your exciting adventure in the Southern Continent ends as you arrive in the USA this morning.

Iguazú Falls Extension Costs, double occupancy: $799
Single Room Supplement: $330
Iguazú Airport Taxes: $61

***Space on the Iguazu Extension is extremely limited and is subject to availability.

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Included Features

• Round trip flights from Miami via LAN Chile Airlines, including fuel surcharges (flight schedule)

• All intra-South America flights, ground transportation and transfers

• Accommodations in Superior and Deluxe hotels with private bath and Category B* cabins aboard the Via Australis cruise ship (Patagonia Cruise Tour option)

• On the Patagonia Land Tour, 16 bountiful meals including full buffet breakfast daily (B), 3 lunches (L), 3 dinners (D)

• On the Patagonia Cruise Tour, 19 bountiful meals including full buffet breakfast daily (B), 4 lunches (L), 5 dinners (D)

• On the Iguazu Extension, full buffet breakfast daily

• Comprehensive guided sightseeing tours including entrance fees

• Tango show with dinner and Estancia visit with "asado" lunch in Buenos Aires

• Professional English-speaking tour directors and guides

• Optional three-day extension to Iguazu Falls

• No extra charges for payment by credit card!

*Category B cabins are currently sold out on remaining available departures.  For other cabin options, please see below.

Patagonian Explorer by Land Departures & Prices* Depart Return Book by Feb 29 After Feb 29 2007 DEPARTURES Dec 16 Dec 27 $3299 2008 DEPARTURES Jan 13 Jan 24 $2899 Feb 3 Feb 14 $2899 Mar 2 Mar 13 $2899 $3299 Mar 30 Apr 10 $2899 $3299 Apr 6 Apr 17 $2799 $3199

Tour prices are per person, double occupancy, including airfare. Prices in red reflect an early booking discount if you reserve by Feb. 29, 2008. * Prices do not include Additional Taxes, Fees & September 11th Security Fee for this tour of $95.

Patagonian Explorer by sea Departures & Prices* Depart Return Book by Feb 29 After Feb 29 2007 DEPARTURES Dec 16 Dec 27 $3699 2008 DEPARTURES Jan 13 Jan 24 $3299 Feb 3 Feb 14 $3299 Mar 2 Mar 13 $3299 $3799 Mar 30 Apr 10 $3099 $3599 Apr 6 Apr 17 $2999 $3499

Tour prices are per person, double occupancy, including airfare. Prices in red reflect an early booking discount if you reserve by Feb. 29, 2008. * Prices do not include Additional Taxes, Fees & September 11th Security Fee for this tour of $95.

Taxes & Fees Service Price Additional Taxes, Fees & September 11th Security Fee $95 Chile Entry Tax* $131 Additional Airport Taxes Within South America** $40

* Chile entry fee cannot be prepaid and must be paid upon arrival in the country. ** Approximate amount in US dollars. These taxes cannot be prepaid and must be paid in cash locally at each airport as follows: Santiago de Chile, $10; El Calafate, $6; Ushuaia, $5, Buenos Aires, $18

Patagonian Explorer by Land Supplements & Upgrades Service Price Single Room Supplement $799 Child Reduction* -$300 Comprehensive Travel Insurance (Recommended) $129

* For a child under age 12 sharing a room/cabin with 2 adults

Patagonian Explorer by sea Supplements & Upgrades Service Price Single Room/Cabin Supplement $1360 Child Reduction* -$700 Comprehensive Travel Insurance (Recommended) $129 Cabin Upgrades Cat. A (For departures 12/16/07 through 3/2/08) $499 Cat. AA (For departures 12/16/07 through 3/2/08) $599 Cat. A (For departures 3/30 through 4/6/2008) $399 Cat. AA (For departures 3/30 through 4/6/2008) $499

* For a child under age 12 sharing a room/cabin with 2 adults

Iguazu Extension Service Price Iguazu Extension* $799 Iguazú Airport Taxes $61 Single Room Supplement $350 Upgrade to Falls View Room $80 Upgrade to Falls View Room Single Supplement $160

* For passengers taking the Iguazu Extension, a non-refundable deposit of $700 per person and passport copy are due at the time of booking.

Shop and Compare

Our tours may look similar to others you've seen, but we invite you to shop & compare. There are important differences that make Friendly Planet tours the best you can find.

No Compromise on Quality: Despite our extraordinary prices, there are no compromises on our Patagonia tours. You'll stay in Deluxe and Superior First Class, centrally located hotels that are noted for their amenities and service. All cabins aboard our Via Australis cruise ship are outside, with picture windows, so you can enjoy the magnificent panorama as you sail among the massive glaciers and scenic vistas.

Included Features: Your transfers as well as important visits to all the "must see" places in Santiago, Patagonia and Buenos Aires are included, not expensive extras as in other tours. Meals include delicious South American specialties as well as familiar American choices, and on the cruise and Estancia visit, plenty of local wines are served free of charge. You will receive a free, comprehensive Friendly Planet Patagonia destination guide with plenty of restaurant suggestions, organized by cuisine and cost, so you have up-to-date spots to try on the evenings when dinners are not included.

Credit Cards or Cash: Whether you pay by check, money order or your favorite major credit card, your tour price on this tour is the same. No extra cost to charge your dream vacation to Patagonia. Credit Card Authorization Form.

Personal Service: Most important of all, the extra ingredient that makes our tours stand apart from others—the wonderful, personal attention you'll receive from our friendly staff in the USA and our representatives in South America —is completely free of charge. Compare our Patagonia programs to others, feature for feature. You'll see for yourself that ours are the very best value for money you'll find anywhere

Important Note: If you are reserving this tour less than 60 days prior to departure, confirmation is subject to space availability. We will advise you within 48 hours if we can confirm your reservation. In the meantime, no credit cards will be debited for deposits or payments until we are able to confirm your reservations.

AVAILABILITY: Our cruise tours are heavily in demand, and even if a departure shows as available, availability may be limited to certain decks or cabin categories. Please check with us by telephone (800-555-5765) for up-to-the-minute status on our cruise programs. If you are reserving this tour less than 60 days prior to departure, confirmation is subject to space availability. We will advise you within 48 hours if we can confirm your reservation. In the meantime, no credit cards will be debited for deposits or payments until we are able to confirm your reservations.

Waitlisting on Sold-Out Departures: If your preferred departure is sold out, you can place yourself on a waitlist by completing the online reservation form and submitting it to us. Just click on the "waitlist" button, complete the form and click "submit". In the comments box at the very bottom of the form, please write any notes regarding your request, especially any flexibility you might have in your dates of travel. This way, if your first choice doesn't clear, we can try for a second or third choice. We will make every effort to clear your space in a timely way so that you can join us on tour. You do not need to send any deposits for waitlists. When we clear your space, we'll contact you immediately by phone or email, and if you still wish to travel, we will arrange for deposits or payments at that time. We regret that we cannot accept waitlists beyond 35 days prior to departure. If you see "sold out" next to the dates you wish to reserve or waitlist, please note that this departure is now closed, including waitlist possibilities.

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