Tours from Ada Tours

Breakfast. Meet your guide in the hotel lobby.
City tour and excursion to Sugarloaf Mountain (4 hours) with a guide.
We head to Praia Vermelha (Red Beach). From there, you'll take a special cable car road to the top of Sugarloaf Mountain. The first stop will be on Urca Hill, which has a wide viewing platform. At the very top of Sugarloaf Mountain, there is a smaller platform, but it offers a stunning view of Rio, Copacabana Beach, the bay, the surrounding mountains, islands in the ocean, the bridge to the city of Niterói, and the statue of Christ.
Then, you will visit the central areas of old Rio, where you will admire several ancient churches, monasteries, the city's main cathedral, as well as buildings constructed in the colonial style.

*Due to the city's congestion and street closures related to the Carnival, the city tour route may be adjusted.

Breakfast. Meet your guide in the hotel lobby.
Excursion to Corcovado Mountain and the Christ the Redeemer statue (4 hours) with a guide.
Arrival at the station, where we take a special open, eco-friendly train through the jungle to the top of Corcovado Hill. On both sides of the road, you’ll see the breathtaking views of Tijuca Forest. At the top of Corcovado Hill, 710 meters above sea level, stands the symbol of Rio—the Christ the Redeemer statue (38 meters tall), erected in 1931. From the observation deck, you’ll enjoy a stunning panorama of the metropolis and its surroundings: the bridge to Niterói, Guanabara Bay, the Botanical Garden, the world’s largest stadium Maracanã, Sugarloaf Mountain, and much more.

Breakfast at the hotel.
Excursion to the Brazilian side of the waterfalls with a guide.
Iguazu Falls, located at the border of Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay, consist of 275 enormous water streams cascading from a great height. The falls are situated within a national park known for its unique flora and fauna, created by volcanic eruptions and shifting earth plates. The name "Iguazu" translates from Guarani as "big water." The 275 waterfalls, each with its own name, thunderously plunge into the "Devil's Throat" gorge. There is a striking contrast between the calm, even lazy flow of the Iguazu River above the falls and the powerful torrents of water crashing down 72 meters into the abyss. You can spend hours gazing at this spectacle, contemplating the grandeur and eternity of our universe.
Additionally, you can order a visit to the Bird Park ($50 per person). It is located near Iguazu National Park. You will enter large aviaries where among the tropical forest, stunning and exotic birds of various colors fly or walk freely.
Additionally, you can order the "Macuco Safari" trip ($130 per person). You will travel through the jungle in an open jeep for about 3 kilometers, accompanied by a guide who will share interesting facts about the region's ecology. Then you will walk to the Iguazu River shore, where a motorboat will take you close to the waterfalls. Expect sprays and rainbows, lots of excitement, and unique photographs.

Breakfast at the hotel. City tour (3 hours) with an English -speaking guide.
You will see a unique capital city and experience the legendary centuries-old culture of Argentina—a blend of history and art. Buenos Aires is home to most of Argentina's attractions. The elegance of the architecture is comparable only to Paris, but the city is unique in its beauty. Buenos Aires is widely known for its numerous museums, and art enthusiasts will find a wealth of diverse museums, galleries, theaters, and architectural monuments here. The main attractions of the city include the old neighborhood of La Boca, the historic San Telmo district, where you will find numerous large and small bars, restaurants, and an authentic antique market at Plaza Dorrego. The true heart of Buenos Aires is the central Plaza de Mayo—the largest shopping center in the world. Also among the main attractions of the city is the "Pink House" (Casa Rosada, the presidential palace), associated with the name of Evita Peron, and many other monumental landmarks. Among them is the city's symbol—the 67-meter obelisk erected in honor of Argentina's declaration of independence, standing on the world's widest street, Avenida 9 de Julio. You will also visit the elegant Recoleta district with its famous cemetery, the colonial-style El Pilar Church, and the nearby cultural and commercial center. The tour program also includes visits to the modern areas of the city: Puerto Madero and the parks of Lezama and 3 de Febrero.
In the evening, you will attend a Tango Show (with dinner, without a guide). Tango is immensely popular worldwide, but Argentina has one undeniable advantage—it originated here. The amazing world of tango. The dance on stage, with its passion and virtuosity, transports you to a world of love and graceful performance. This dance was born in the ports of the city among poor immigrants, gaucho cowboys, and other unsettled people. Initially, the dance was performed rather crudely by two men and was named from the Latin "tangere"—to touch. Over time, tango became slower and gained new tones of intimacy. Orchestras performing tango appeared. The dance quickly gained popularity, and today, tango is one of the most sensual dances on earth; it teaches sincerity, reminds men of gallantry, and women of tenderness. The restaurant's interior creates a tango atmosphere, and a menu of several traditional dishes with excellent Argentine wines will complement this romantic evening.

Breakfast at the hotel.
You will enjoy a city tour with an English-speaking guide. The tour begins in the city center with a visit to the La Moneda government building, recognized as a historic monument. It was erected in 1799 during the final years of Spanish rule to house the royal mint and was built in the traditional neoclassical style. In the mid-19th century, the building was repurposed for the Chilean government, and since then, Palacio de La Moneda has been the residence of the country's government. Next, you will visit Plaza de Armas, Santiago's central square, where the history of the city began. The square is home to the Governor’s House of Chile, the Santiago Municipality, the Main Post Office, the Royal Audience building, and the Cathedral. Afterward, you will ascend Santa Lucia Hill, offering a magnificent panorama of the entire city. The tour continues with visits to the modern districts of Santiago: Vitacura, Las Condes, and Providencia, followed by a drive along the Mapocho River, where you will admire the majestic architecture of Santiago's main avenues.
For an additional fee, you can visit the vineyards in the Maipo Valley with a wine tasting. The cost is $230 per person (minimum 2 people).

We will head to the Bolivian border, where your 4x4 Jeep tour begins. The landscapes around you are of indescribable beauty, including the Green Lagoon (Laguna Verde) and a panoramic view of the Licancabur Volcano. You will pass through the Dali Desert with its monumental stone sculptures, the Polques Hot Springs, and the Sol de Mañana geysers. The sight of the active geysers is incredibly impressive, with thermal mud continuously erupting before your eyes. The next stop is Laguna Colorada, a red lake located at an altitude of 4,400 meters above sea level in Bolivia. Here, you will find a rare species of flamingo—James's flamingo—that come to this lake in search of a particular type of plankton, found here in abundance.
You will spend the night in a desert hotel in an expedition-style setting.
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Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Uyuni airport for your flight to La Paz (the capital of Bolivia). Upon arrival, you will be met by a driver and transferred to your hotel.
You will enjoy a city tour including a visit to the Witches' Market and historical landmarks (4 hours). Afterward, you will tour the Valley of the Moon—a unique place near La Paz that resembles lunar landscapes due to its unusual salt, sand, and rock formations created over thousands of years by water and wind erosion.

Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the bus station for a group transfer to Cusco on a special tourist bus. Along the way, stops include Andahuaylillas - the Sistine Chapel of South America, and Raqchi - an Inca administrative structure. Lunch in Sicuani. Further stops at La Raya (4400 meters above sea level) with a roadside market and beautiful mountain views in the background, and Pukara - the center of the pre-Inca Pukara culture. In the evening, arrival at the Cusco bus station and transfer to the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel. City tour of Cusco with an English-speaking guide, including a visit to "Koricancha" (Temple of the Sun), where the Incas held their main ritual celebration - the winter solstice. Then visit four nearby ruins: the Q'enqo Temple, the red fortress of Puka Pukara, Tambomachay (a center of worship for water), and the architectural complex of Sacsayhuamán (religious structures, a fortress, towers, and canals built from huge boulders). After the tour, transfer to the airport for the flight to Lima, the capital of Peru. Arrival in Lima and transfer to the hotel.