Peru · 8 or 11 days
Machu Picchu Tour Packages: 8 or 11 Days from Lima
From $2,300 per personland only · 4 or more sharing
Tailor-made
South America Tours
Six countries that work far better joined up than visited one at a time. Start with where you want to end up and how long you have; the route follows from there.
Itineraries
What we have written up so far
Four routes, each sold at two or three lengths so you can see what the extra days actually buy. None of them is a fixed package: they are the starting points we argue from.
Chile · Argentina · 8, 10 or 13 days
Chile and Argentina Tours: Patagonia in 8, 10 or 13 Days
From $3,065 per personland only · 4 or more sharing
Argentina · 8, 10 or 13 days
Buenos Aires, the Glaciers and Iguazu in 10 Days
From $3,300 per personland only · 4 or more sharing
Chile · 10, 13 or 16 days
Chile: the Atacama and Patagonia, in the Right Order
From $3,350 per personland only · 4 or more sharing
Peru · Bolivia · 13 days
Peru and Bolivia Tour: Andes, Titicaca and the Salt Flats
From $3,600 per personland only · 4 or more sharing
Bolivia · 9, 12 or 15 days
Uyuni Salt Flats Tour: Bolivia, Low to High
From $3,720 per personland only · 4 or more sharing
Peru · Ecuador · 10, 12 or 16 days
Machu Picchu and Galapagos: One Trip, Three Lengths
From $4,500 per personland only · 4 or more sharing
By country
Where we go
Peru tours
Built around Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley and the Amazon: the backbone of most first trips to South America, and the one country almost nobody regrets adding days to.
Bolivia tours
Through Uyuni, La Paz and the altiplano: the natural continuation of a Peru itinerary, and the reason to add a week rather than a weekend.
Chile tours
From the driest desert on earth to the wildest edge of Patagonia, at opposite ends of the same long country.
Argentina tours
Built around Buenos Aires, Iguazu and the Patagonian south, in a country that rewards long trips and punishes rushed ones.
Colombia tours
Across Bogota, the coffee region and the Caribbean coast: the newest of the classic routes, and still the least crowded.
Ecuador tours
Through the Andes, the Amazon and the Galapagos, a few hours apart: the only country on the continent where three completely different trips fit inside ten days.