Day 1. Santiago. Arrival and city tour

After the airport meet-and-greet, you'll head to your hotel by helicopter or private executive car. Santiago de Chile tours begin with an introduction to a city where green slopes and mountain silhouettes unexpectedly emerge behind austere facades.

After check-in, a Santiago city tour awaits. At Plaza de Armas, Santiago draws you in with its street life: you'll want to linger, study the post office building and the City Hall, and tune in to the conversations around you. At La Moneda presidential palace, Santiago appears ceremonial and restrained. What hides behind that name and those stern walls? Your guide will help you make sense of the Chilean capital's past.

Climbing Santa Lucía Hill, you'll be able to trace with your eyes the streets you just walked. Pausing at the top, you can catch your breath and pick out familiar buildings among the rooftops. Then the route heads east, toward modern residential neighborhoods and business districts: after the old center, it's especially interesting to watch how the facades, streets and everyday life of the city change.

Day 2. Santiago. Wine valley

From Santiago, you'll head to the wine valleys by private car or helicopter: the flight takes about an hour. At VIK Chile, the winery and hotel become your home among the vineyards; a Master Suite is reserved for your stay.

Maipo wineries, Colchagua wineries and Casablanca wineries introduce you to different shades of Chilean wine. At private tastings in closed rooms, there's time to give each glass your full attention: first breathe in the aroma, take a small sip, wait for the finish to unfold. Comparing samples, you'll begin to notice which wine you want to savor and which one makes you want to try it with food. Here there's time to ask questions and choose your own favorites.

After the tastings, horseback rides through the vineyards await. From the saddle, you get a fine view of the long rows of vines and the town behind. In the evening, a private dinner at the winery takes place right among the barrels: the dishes, the wine and the conversation at the table continue your encounter with Chilean flavor.

Day 3. Santiago - Easter Island

Your luxury Easter Island tour begins with a private charter flight: about five and a half hours over the Pacific Ocean. When land appears below, you feel especially keenly just how far behind the mainland lies. After the airport meet-and-greet, a private car takes you to your hotel, and then your introduction to the island begins.

Climbing the Rano Kau volcano, you'll find yourself at the edge of the crater. Below lies a lake overgrown with vegetation, and beyond the slopes, the ocean stretches out. You'll want to linger at the viewpoint, study the patterns on the water and take in the whole crater.

The next stop is the ceremonial village of Orongo. Here, your guide's story carries you back to the days of the annual rivalry between the island's clans. Tangata Manu, the bird-man - that was the name given to the chief chosen for a year, whose right to rule was decided by a competition. Listening to the story right at the site of the ceremonies, you can picture the tension with which the islanders awaited the outcome of the contest and how much victory meant to a clan.

Day 4. Easter Island. Anakena

Your premium Easter Island tour continues with a full-day excursion. Along the coast, you'll reach Ahu Akahanga, where your guide's account helps you picture the heyday of Rapa Nui culture and the upheavals the islanders lived through.

The next stop is Rano Raraku volcano. On its slopes, you'll see countless moai: most of the statues were carved here. Studying the faces, you'll want to understand how the craftsmen gave them their expressions and how much labor each figure required. After an included box lunch in nature, Ahu Tongariki awaits - the island's largest platform, with fifteen restored moai. Step back to take in the entire row.

Then, across the Poike peninsula, you'll head to Ahu Te Pito Kura, home to the largest statue outside the quarry. The day wraps up at Anakena beach: it's lovely to take off your shoes, walk on the white sand and wade into the warm turquoise water. Palms and the Ahu Nau Nau platform stand nearby. After swimming and relaxing, you'll return to Hanga Roa through the center of the island.

Day 5. Easter Island - Santiago

In the morning, your VIP journey through Chile continues at Ahu Akivi. Seven moai face the ocean: according to legend, these are scouts whom King Hotu Matu'a sent to find new land. Try to follow their gaze - beyond the horizon lie thousands of kilometers of water.

At the Puna Pau quarry, you'll see where the red tuff for the statues' headpieces was sourced. Then, at the Tahai complex, study the restored platforms and Ko Te Riku with its recreated eyes. After all the eyeless stone faces, this gaze draws your attention especially strongly.

Next, your luxury combined tour returns to the mainland: Santiago lies ahead, and after a night's stay, the desert. Private aviation in South America is part of this leg too: a charter takes you to the capital in about five and a half hours. Today, The Singular Santiago represents South America's luxury hotels: you'll stay in a Lastarria Room. After the island walks, it's a pleasure to settle into your room and rest before the flight to Atacama.

Day 6. Santiago - Atacama Desert

After a transfer to the airport, a private jet to Calama awaits. About two hours in the air - and instead of city blocks, the desert stretches out beyond the window. At the airport, you'll be met and driven to San Pedro de Atacama. Along the way, you'll want to look into the distance: dry earth, open sky, mountain silhouettes on the horizon.

Atacama tours draw travelers with the chance to find themselves amid landscapes like these, and your itinerary lets you get here by private plane and continue with an arranged transfer. An elite Atacama vacation begins with check-in at Nayara Alto Atacama. Here you can slip into an open-air pool overlooking the rocks of the Catarpe valley, then stroll through a cactus garden and stop by the llamas.

At sunset, admire how the shades of the slopes shift. Once darkness falls, look up. If the sky is clear, the stars over the desert will make you forget your phone. Try to find a constellation among the countless points of light - here, the familiar night sky astonishes you all over again.

Day 7. Atacama - Patagonia: Punta Arenas

In the morning, you'll head to the Valley of the Moon, among the sharp rocks of the Cordillera de la Sal. Here you'll want to slow your pace and study the folds of the slopes: the dry earth takes on such shapes that the valley's name no longer seems like an exaggeration. In the distance, the Andes and volcanoes are visible. The tour takes half a day; the entrance fee and a cocktail are included.

Then your premium tour with private aviation continues with a flight to Punta Arenas. After the desert expanses, it's especially thrilling to approach southern Chile, where fjords and the towers of Torres del Paine await. A private VIP tour in South America includes a helicopter transfer to the hotel: instead of a three- to four-hour drive, you'll find yourself above Patagonian landscapes.

Elite Patagonia tours include a direct flight, helicopter transfer and accommodation at The Singular Patagonia. On the way through the hotel, you can admire the preserved vintage machines, and from your room, gaze at the water and mountains through an enormous window.

Day 8. Patagonia. Torres del Paine

You'll head to Torres del Paine National Park for a full-day excursion. Patagonia tours give you the chance to see the granite towers above the steppe, then get closer to the lakes and forest trails.

In the morning, the Milodón Cave awaits on Benítez Hill: in 1895, the remains of a prehistoric sloth were found here. Picture this ancient inhabitant among the slopes! Then come Sarmiento Lake, the Prat Range, and Porteño and Toro lakes. At Mirador Grey, you look straight ahead and your breath catches: before you lies water dotted with icebergs calved from the glacier.

After a walk through lenga forest to the lake shore, you'll have lunch at a local restaurant. Then, from the viewing platforms, you'll see Pehoé Lake, Salto Grande waterfall, Nordenskjöld Lake and Amarga Lagoon. It's a pleasure to shift your gaze from water to mountains, tracing the lines of the slopes.

Entrance fee and lunch included. If you wish, you can add a private helicopter tour over the park's glaciers and peaks - USD 800-1,200 per hour.

Day 9. Patagonia - El Calafate

From Puerto Natales, you'll fly by private plane straight to El Calafate. The border stays below, and no layovers in Santiago or Buenos Aires are needed. Your luxury Argentina tours open the door to Patagonian expanses, where your gaze travels freely to the distant horizon. Even in flight, it's fascinating to watch how the land changes beneath the wing and to pick out the outlines of mountains.

El Calafate tours are usually chosen for the glaciers; you'll meet them later, and today you'll check into EOLO Patagonia, in a Corner Room. After the flight, you can take your time unpacking and settling into the hotel. The day isn't filled with excursions, so there's no need to rush to the next stop.

A luxury Patagonia vacation will reveal Perito Moreno in all its might: a towering wall of ice, sharp ridges and blue depths in the crevasses. There's plenty to watch here: the light shifts, new shades emerge, and your gaze wanders over the icy folds, trying to take in the whole mass.

Day 10. El Calafate. Perito Moreno Glacier

Setting off for Los Glaciares National Park, be ready to spend a full day beside moving ice. The moment you see Perito Moreno Glacier, the tour turns into watching its life unfold: peer into the crevasses, listen for the cracking, follow the water at its base. Waiting for the next crack, you'll instinctively fall silent and keep your camera ready.

From the viewing platforms, Perito Moreno Glacier is visible from different angles. You'll be able to compare the outlines of its edge and study the places where the ice hangs over the lake. Your guide will explain how the glacier's advance sometimes blocks the channel: water builds up, carves a passage and breaks through the ice dam that formed. This event doesn't follow a schedule, but you may be lucky enough to see it.

Want to get closer to the ice? On request, you can book a private glacier trek. Or add a helicopter tour over the park or fly fishing on private rivers. Choose what appeals to you most: standing on the ice itself, seeing the glaciers from above, or spending time by the river.

Day 11. El Calafate - Mendoza

Your VIP tour to Mendoza begins with a direct private jet flight; an alternative option is a helicopter transfer right to the winery's doorstep. Instead of icy ridges, vineyards at the foot of the Andes appear before you. It's fascinating to study the rows of vines and imagine the journey the grapes make from these slopes to the glass.

At Entre Cielos Wine & Wellness, you'll stay in a Superior Room. The hotel is surrounded by Malbec vineyards, so your introduction to the wine region begins on its own grounds. Here you can study the vines up close, and if you like, book a visit to the hammam separately: steam and bathing rituals add another layer to your journey among the vineyards.

Argentine Malbec wines become the main theme of the next excursion day. At the tastings, you'll compare samples, ask about aging and figure out which wine suits you. For today, take a closer look at the land where it's made: behind every future sip will stand the familiar rows of vineyards and the mountains on the horizon.

Day 12. Mendoza. Luján de Cuyo Valley

The Luján de Cuyo Valley greets you with vineyards at the foot of the Andes. Today you'll visit three wineries: each offers a tour and a tasting. Mendoza tours let you trace the path of wine from vine to bottle, then judge the result in your glass.

As you learn how Mendoza wineries operate, ask about the decisions their makers make: what role aging plays, why wines from the same grape turn out different. During a Malbec tasting, first study the color in the glass, then breathe in the aroma and taste the wine. One sip may feel soft, another may make you ponder its tannins; there's no need to search for the right description. The main thing is to notice what you like and discuss it with the people who made the wine.

At the third winery, an included lunch is served. Over lunch, a view of the Andes opens up before you: the wine experience gains dishes and a mountain landscape. Raise a glass to a day among vineyards and mountains.

Day 13. Mendoza - Iguazu

A direct private jet flight carries you from wine country to Iguazu Falls. Here the air is humid, dense greenery surrounds you, and white mist rises above the falling water. The constant roar makes you search for its source with your eyes - the breathtaking cascades.

Your exclusive Iguazu tour includes accommodation at Belmond Hotel das Cataratas, in a Deluxe Room. The hotel sits inside the national park on the Brazilian side, right by the falls. You'll appreciate its main advantage outside regular visiting hours: guests can walk to the cascades when the crowds have already left or haven't yet arrived.

Iguazu tours introduce you to the falls from different angles, and here you'll be living right beside them. Stepping out for a walk, listen to the forest and watch how the watery haze hides the ledges. For now, you can simply look and listen, without trying to take it all in. Excursions on both sides of the falls already await you!

Day 14. Iguazu. Brazilian side

The Brazilian side of Iguazu lets you see the falls in their full width: one cascade follows another, dark rocks jut out between them, and the forest presses right up to the edge of the canyon. You'll walk along this wall of water, choosing angles and noticing streams that were invisible at first.

Closer to the Devil's Throat canyon, the experience overwhelms you: spray hits your face, your clothes grow damp, and you have to raise your voice to talk. At the viewing platform, try putting the camera away for a minute. Before you, the water vanishes over the cliff, and a cloud of droplets rises from below. In the sunlight, you may spot a rainbow among them.

Your grand tour of South America gives you two days beside these forces of nature. Moving between the viewing platforms, you'll see how the perspective shifts: from a distance, the cascades form a wide picture; up close, your attention is seized by individual streams, foam and the endless motion of water at the base of the rocks.

Macuco Safari and Bird Park tours

The Macuco Safari begins with a ride through the forest accompanied by a guide. Watch the greenery on both sides and listen to the story of the national park: soon the road gives way to a walking section leading to the boat launch. From the water, the falls look completely different. You'll approach them from below as the ledges above the river grow taller and the spray thicker. When the boat nears the falling cascades, be ready for your breath to catch at the sheer rush of water!

Then the Iguazu Bird Park awaits. In the walk-through aviaries, you'll find yourself beside tropical birds: you can watch them flit between branches, preen their feathers and interact with each other. Try to distinguish individual calls and find the bird making them. You can even feed the birds! The reserve is also home to caimans, monkeys and other animals.

Day 15. Iguazu. Argentine side - Buenos Aires

Across the Tancredo Neves Bridge, you'll cross the Iguazu River and set off on a private tour. The Argentine side of Iguazu brings you closer to individual cascades: walkways lead over the river and to platforms where you can watch the water fall from above and below. You'll follow the current beneath your feet until it disappears over the edge of the ledge. At the Devil's Throat, it's especially striking to see the calm surface of the river turn into a churning chasm.

On request, a private visit before the park opens and a private helicopter tour over the canyon are available.

After the excursion, you'll be taken to the airport. An evening private jet carries you to the capital in about one hour and forty-five minutes: your luxury Buenos Aires tour begins with an introduction to Recoleta. After the forest walkways, it's lovely to find yourself among elegant city facades. At the Four Seasons Buenos Aires, a Mansion-View Room awaits - a room overlooking a historic early 20th-century mansion.

Day 16. Buenos Aires. Capital of elegance

Today a city tour awaits: Buenos Aires reveals itself through shifting neighborhoods, from port streets to grand avenues. In La Boca, Buenos Aires greets you with colorful facades: studying them, you can sense the mood of the old port. In San Telmo, Buenos Aires draws you in with the antique market at Plaza Dorrego: among old objects, it's fascinating to search for traces of other people's stories.

At Plaza de Mayo, you'll see the Casa Rosada presidential palace, then the towering Obelisk on 9 de Julio Avenue. In Recoleta, you'll visit the famous cemetery and the El Pilar church, and in Puerto Madero, admire the modern waterfronts. The city parks add greenery to the walk.

In the evening, a tango show with dinner awaits. Watch the couple on stage: a brief pause, a precise step, a sharp turn - and the tension between the dancers becomes tangible. To the music, a movement of the hand looks like a confession or a challenge. Traditional dishes and Argentine wines round out the evening, but the dance remains the main memory: passionate, composed, making you follow every movement.

Day 17. Buenos Aires. Departure

In the morning, you'll have breakfast at the hotel, then a transfer takes you to the airport for your international flight. The impressions come together in memory: the faces of the moai, the desert rocks of Atacama, the ice of Perito Moreno, the vineyards and the tango. Your VIP Chile - Argentina tour let you see these places in a single journey, with private flights between far-flung regions.

Premium Latin America tours here came with worthy substance: private tasting rooms, helicopter transfers, hotels beside vineyards and waterfalls. Now, behind the names on the map stand your own sensations - a face wet with spray at Iguazu, the taste of wine over lunch with a view of the Andes, the movement of dancers on a Buenos Aires stage.

Choosing luxury South America tours, you entrusted the organization of a complex journey to specialists. All that's left is to take the transfer and head home. And when the city disappears outside the plane window, try to recall the sound that will bring you back here: the crack of ice, the roar of the cascades or the music of tango.

REVIEW №1- Татьяна

Аня и Саша, отзыв от клиентов Чечиных!
отзыв от клиента: бооольше всего понравилось на водопадах, в Буэнос-Айресе и Эль-Калафате.
Еще Рио - хотя там было пасмурно и может быть это чуть смазало краски, но это Рио же!
БА чистый и интересный - пишут, в отличии от Рио))
Патагония зимой прозрачный и от белого до синего лед, чистый безумно понравилось!
Не зашла Амазонка - наигранные гиды, нет животных. Видимо, нужно ехать глубже уже.
Не зашел Сан-Паулу.
Ну вот вроде бы все))
Вам спасибо за все орг моменты, понравилось работать, вернемся как будут запросы еще.

Tatiana Leina
Head of Latin America Department

REVIEW №2- Ирина Эрнандес Фернандес

Уважаемые коллеги, Елена, Аня, Саша, добрый день! От имени туристов выражаем вам огромную благодарность за организацию их тура. Что особенно туристы отмечают: высокий уровень организации трансферов, ответственность и внимательность гидов, их поддержка чувствовалась 24/7, их профессионализм в плане организации и проведения экскурсий. Очень просим выразить благодарность принимающей стороне, особенно хочется выделить Татьяну (Ушуайа), Павел (Буэнос Айрес), Тьяго (Игуасу), Элеонора (Рио-де-Жанейро). Благодарим Вас за подбор отелей по маршруту!

REVIEW №3- Sana Mehta

Dear Team
Greetings of the day....!!

The clients have returned and they are extremely satisfied with the services provided by Ada Tours in Rio Brazil. The guide and driver were excellent and very very informative.
Thank you so much for your hospitality and services.

Thanks and regards,
Sana Mehta

REVIEW №4- Jaison Axis Tours

Dear Mr. Lucas and Ms. Anna,
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to both of you for the excellent support and coordination throughout my travel. Thank you for carefully planning the itinerary, selecting the best attractions, arranging knowledgeable tour guides, and ensuring that everything went smoothly without any delays or missed activities.

REVIEW №5- Jayesh S Rahalkar

Thank you very much for all the fantastic arrangements!
We really enjoyed the trip!
Looking forward for more such holidays!

REVIEW №6- Jyoti

Thank you for all the arrangements , we enjoyed the trip!

REVIEW №7- Shailesh

Thank you for the excellently arranged tour -we are very happy -all arrangements were excellent-
Thank you Farzana,Roni, Ada Tours

REVIEW №8- Gina Curacao

Hi, Ada a good week for you all.
Thanks a million to make my clients dream come true.
He also send it to me but i will also give him a call later on.
As soon as I have more clientS i will nor doubt to contact you.

Thanks again and a blessed week for all off you.

REVIEW №9- Kok

Buenas noches Viera. Antes que me comiense la semana de trabajo quisiera agradecerle por un tremendo tour que tume por Pero. Su paquete de tours fue muy personalisado para mis expectativas. Cada dia de la itinerario se cumplio como decrito. No tengo palabras para agradecer a todos los quías y taxístas que se me han asignado. Todos hicieron un buen trabajo y siempre a la hora indicada. Para una persona viajando solo eso trae tranquilidad. Los lugares que he visidado eran todos muy impresionantes. Con Cusco y los tours correspondientes los mas destacados. Me quede muy impresionado de la cultura Inca y la visita al Machu Picchu era una experiencia espiritual elevadora. El viaje de Arequipa a Nasca de 10 horas por bus era agotador. Llegue dormido a Nasca y me tuvieron que departar. Comprendo que para poder ver a el condor y también volar sobra el desierto de Nasca este viaje fue la mejor opción.
Los hoteles fueron perfectos. Mi favorita fue lq Britania Crystal Miraflores. Yo le daría 4.5 *. Yo recomendaria este tour a qualquiera que quira hacer el tour como yo lo hice. Espero que con las conecciones aerias directas proramadas entre Curacao i Lima ( comensando el fin de año) y con el nuevo aeropuerto international en Cusco en algunos años el turismo desde Curacao sea mas grande.
Una vez mas mil gracias por su atención personal para realizar mi sueno.
Mandare este mensaje también para Gina, mi contacto de A1 Travel para que sepa ella también que bien me la pase. Vere si puedo dar comentarios en TripAdvisor. ❤️

REVIEW №10- Marina Ryzhuk

Pavel, good afternoon!
My name is Marina Ryzhuk. A few weeks ago, our VIP group from St. Petersburg visited Rio with you. I believe you remember them well.
I’d like to thank you for your excellent work with our rather demanding guests. After the trip, they spoke very highly of your services. Our particularly important gentlemen especially appreciated your personal approach — you managed to find a special way to connect with them.
Through your tours, they were able to truly feel the city, which is absolutely priceless on such trips.
Thank you!

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