Discover Carmenere in Chile, Tannat in Uruguay, Malbec in Argentina, and finish off with a tango dinner show in Buenos Aires
Begins October 4th 2013 - 10 days / 9 nights
Combine with Essence of Peru Special Edition (Sept 20th - Oct 4th)
& Tango, Samba, Waterfalls & Oktoberfest (Oct 12th - Oct 23th)
See also the classic South America Wine Tour
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Experience Chile's capital Santiago - Carmenére wine region before your journey over the Andes, the highest mountain range in the Western Hemisphere, full of glacial lakes and European traditions. The Mendoza - Malbec wine region is a heaven for lovers of excellent wines and beef. Then fly to Montevideo, Uruguay, and transfer to the UNESCO World Heritage site Colonia del Sacramento - Tannat wine region. Finish your tour in the Paris of South America, Buenos Aires, sipping a glass of wine during your included Tango Show & Dinner. Opt to extend on our Tango Samba and Waterfalls itinerary!

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Highlights:
- Carmenére, Malbec & Tannat winetasting
- Santiago de Chile city tour
- Incredible Andes Mountains scenery
- Mendoza city tour
- Colonia del Sacramento city tour
- Buenos Aires city tour
- Dinner and tango dance show in Buenos Aires
Including:
- 10 Days/9 Nights in 4**** Hotels
- All Breakfasts, 1 Box Lunch, 1 Tango Show Dinner
- 1 Ferry & All Transfers
- English-speaking Guides
Hotels:
- Santiago - Hotel Radisson ****
- Mendoza - Hotel Executive ****
- Hotel Broadway All Suites Buenos Aires ****

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Day 1 - Oct 4th 2013: - Santiago de Chile:
Arrive Santiago de Chile. Your SouthAmerica.travel Guide greets you to the Chilean capital and escorts you to your international 4**** hotel in the green heart of the city, the Radisson**** or Torremayor****.
Depart from your hotel for a half day sightseeing of Santiago, the capital of Chile. See the civic center, La Moneda Presidential Palace, the Plaza de Armas, the imposing Cathedral and the Main Post Office. Continue to Ahumada and Huerfanos, the busiest commercial pedestrian streets in the city, and then, on to Santa Lucia Hill, the site of foundation of Santiago in 1541. Proceed to the bohemian district of Bellavista with its active nightlife and craft fairs, the residential districts of Vitacura, Las Condes and Providencia with its modern architecture and exclusive shopping malls.
Day 2 - Oct 5th 2013: - Santiago de Chile:
Visit to Concha & Toro (or one of the other world reknown Chilean vineyards.) Located in the Maipo River canyon, planted with grapevines of the most noble French stock such as cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot, Pinot Noir and others. Founded in 1883 showing today a most modern technology in cooling equipment, stainless steel tanks, filters and oak casks which has lead as making of exceptional wines. Take the afternoon at leisure for shopping around.
Day 3 - Oct 6th 2013: - Santiago de Chile/Mendoza:
After breakfast, transfer to the intercity coach station for the spectacular ride across the Andean Range to the wine growing region of Mendoza. Transfer to the selected hotel.
Day 4 - Oct 7th 2013: - Winetasting in Mendoza
After breakfast meet an oenologist to head a ful day wine and gourmet tour. Depart to Mendoza's agricultural oasis and visit two wineries, there you enjoy a wine tasting session. Enjoy your lunch when you are already familiarized with the local wines and its elaboration process. In the afternoon the oenologist will explain the technic of wine tasting and production, the importance of the cork in the bottle and the correct way to handle a glass in order to taste wine. In the evening visit two other wineries with wine tasting again. Return to your hotel and optional dinner at the well known "1884 Restaurant", owned by the famous chef cook Francis Mallmann.
Day 5 - Oct 8th 2013: - Mendoza City Tour
Head for a half day sightseeing of Mendoza. This city founded in 1561 was totally destroyed by an earthquake 3 centuries later. Visit the modern city with its tree lined streets and its typical irrigation trenches. See the Independence Square, the financial district, the civic center, and the ruins of the church of San Francisco, which are the only vestige of the colonial architecture. Drive toward the city outskirts to see San Martin Park, located at the foothills of the Precordillera de los Andes. Enjoy a panoramic view from de la Gloria Hill.
Day 6 - Oct 9th 2013: - Fly today to Argentina's capital, Buenos Aires, and transfer to Puerto Madero pier to take the ferry to Uruguay's oldest and historic city: Colonia del Sacramento. Check in to your charming hotel.
Day 7 - Oct 10th 2013: - Enjoy a sightseeing on foot today of this historic city, Colonia del Sacramento - the oldest city of Uruguay. Founded in 1680 by the Portuguese, Colonia del Sacramento was later disputed by the Spanish settled on the opposite bank of the river at Buenos Aires. Today, Colonia enjoys a special status as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Head to one of the local wineries for a tour and some tastings.
Day 8 - Oct 11th 2013: Buenos Aires:
Board a ferry from Colonia to the capital of Argentina. Buenos Aires is situated just inland from the docks of the south bank of the Rio de la Plata. Arrive on time to opt for a visit at San Telmo's antique market. Your hotel for tonight is the Abasto Plaza. Enjoy dinner and an impressive Tango Show (included).
Day 9 - Oct 12th 2013: - Buenos Aires City Tour
Half day sightseeing of Buenos Aires, one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world. Your tour starts at the Congress Palace, the headquarters of the Legislative power. This imposing neo classic style building is located in one of the extremes of Avenida de Mayo. On the other extreme stands the Government House, also known as the Pink House or Casa Rosada and the Plaza de Mayo Square, which can be considered the most important site in Argentine history, stage of major political activities and public demonstrations. Surrounding this square stands the Cabildo (the old town city hall) and the Cathedral.
Drive along 9 de Julio Avenue to see the Teatro Colon (Colon Theater) the opera house whose perfect acoustic has made it famous all over the world. Then on to La Boca. This colorful district, settlement of Genovese sailors in the 19th century, inspired famous Argentine painters. Walk along Caminito Street, where every weekend a paintings and crafts fair is held. Continue to Palermo, a residential neighborhood with elegant mansions surrounded with green spaces. On the way back to downtown Buenos Aires, view another residential neighborhood called Recoleta, where fashionable restaurants, coffee shops, nightclubs and boutiques are located. Recoleta Cemetery is famous for its valuable works of art and Evita's tomb. The afternoon at leisure for shopping around.
Day 10 - Oct 13th 2013: - Depart from Buenos Aires:
Enjoy a free day in the City of Tango. This evening, transfer from the hotel to the airport.
Combine this tour with the Essence of Peru Special Edition (Sept 20th - Oct 4th) and the Tango, Samba, Waterfalls & Oktoberfest (Oct 12th - Oct 23th).
Can't travel on these dates? See also our classic South America Wine Tour
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Tango Samba Waterfalls & New Year's in Rio
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