What is included?
- Air tickets (5 segments) flying Latam with boarding fees;
- Checked baggage: 1 suitcase up to 23 kg + 1 carry-on up to 8 kg;
- Travel insurance GTA (coverage up to 85 years, for older ages request a quote);
- Accompanying guide from Brazil;
- 11 nights of accommodation in 4* hotels with breakfast;
- 3 meals;
- Excursions described in the itinerary with tickets, transportation, and specialized local guide;
- Service fees and hotel taxes;
- Private transfers.
What is not included?
- Optional excursions, personal expenses, drinks;
- Meals not described as "included" in the program;
- Visas, electronic permits, vaccination certificates, or any documents required for entry into the country (if necessary at the time of travel);
- Everything that is not described as "included" in the program.
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Itinerary
Day 1: March 18 (Thursday) - São Paulo/Santiago
Presentation at São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport (Terminal 3) for meeting with the accompanying guide and boarding procedures. Departure of the flight to Santiago.
Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel for accommodation and the rest of the day free.
Day 2: March 19 (Friday) - Santiago (Panoramic city tour + Maipo vineyards)
After breakfast, departure to explore the main contrasts of Santiago, a city that combines history, culture, green areas, and modern neighborhoods at the foot of the Andes Mountains. During the tour, we will pass by important points in the Chilean capital, such as Avenida Libertador Bernardo O’Higgins, La Moneda Palace, Plaza de Armas, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Central Post Office, and the historical region of the city. We will also visit Cerro Santa Lucía, the Forest Park, the Museum of Fine Arts, and the charming neighborhoods of Lastarria and Bellavista, known for their cultural atmosphere, cafes, restaurants, and urban life.
Next, we will take a cable car ride to the Metropolitan Park of Santiago, one of the largest urban green areas in Chile, from where we will have a beautiful panoramic view of the city. At the top, we will visit the Virgen de la Inmaculada Concepción, one of the traditional symbols of the capital. The tour continues through the neighborhoods of Providencia, Las Condes, and Vitacura, modern and elegant regions of Santiago.
Then, we will head to the Maipo Valley, one of the most traditional wine regions in Chile, recognized for its Mediterranean climate and the production of high-quality wines. We will visit the Santa Rita Winery, one of the most important in the country, where we will have the Classic Experience, exploring its vineyards, historic cellars, and part of the wine production process.
During the visit, we will pass by the traditional Cellar 1 and the famous Cellar of the 120 Patriots, considered a National Monument. The experience includes wine tasting of Reserva wines, as well as time to visit the Andean Museum and the souvenir shop. At the end, return to the hotel.
Day 3: March 20 (Saturday) - Santiago/Puerto Montt/Puerto Varas (flights)
After breakfast, check-out and departure from the hotel heading to the airport for boarding procedures on the flight to Puerto Montt (approximately 1h45 flight). Upon arrival, transfer to Puerto Varas for accommodation at the hotel.
Rest of the day free.
Day 4: March 21 (Sunday) - Puerto Varas (Osorno Volcano, Llanquihue Lake, and Petrohué Falls)
After breakfast, departure to explore Llanquihue and Frutillar, two charming towns in the Lakes Region, marked by the influence of German colonization and beautiful landscapes along the shores of Lake Llanquihue.
In Llanquihue, a town linked to the old Colonists' Route and known for its gastronomic tradition, we will visit the Monument to the German Colonists.
Next, we will head to Frutillar, one of the most enchanting towns in southern Chile, with its German-style houses, flower gardens, and tranquil atmosphere. By the lake, we can enjoy the view of the elegant Teatro del Lago, an important cultural center in the region and home to the traditional Frutillar Musical Weeks.
Afterward, we will continue along the shores of Lake Llanquihue towards the imposing Osorno Volcano, one of the main postcards of southern Chile.
The ascent to the Ski and Mountain Center, located at approximately 1,240 meters above sea level, reveals spectacular views of the Osorno and Calbuco volcanoes, the lake, forests, and the Andean-Patagonian landscape.
At the top of the volcano, there will be time for contemplation, photographs, and a break at the station's cafeteria, surrounded by a setting of great natural beauty.
At the end of the experience, return to the hotel.
Day 5: March 22 (Monday) - Puerto Varas (Todos los Santos Lake and Frutillar)
Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park, Todos los Santos Lake, and Peulla.
After breakfast, departure towards Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park, the oldest in Chile and one of the most beautiful natural areas in the Lakes Region. We will take a light walk along trails surrounded by evergreen forest to the Petrohué region, where we will board a catamaran for a navigation on the beautiful Todos los Santos Lake, also known as Emerald Lake, due to the intense color of its waters.
During the navigation, lasting approximately 1h45, it will be possible to contemplate impressive landscapes, with views of the Osorno, Puntiagudo, and Tronador volcanoes, framed by mountains, forests, and crystal-clear waters. We will arrive at the small and charming Villa Peulla, an ecological village situated amidst the Andes Mountains. There, there will be free time to enjoy the scenery, rest, or engage in optional activities such as hiking, horseback riding, or canopy, depending on local availability.
At the end of the experience, return to the hotel.
Day 6: March 23 (Tuesday) - Puerto Varas/Punta Arenas/Puerto Natales
Morning free. At a previously informed time, check-out and departure to the airport. Boarding procedures for the flight to Punta Arenas.
Upon arrival, transfer to Puerto Natales. Accommodation at the hotel.
Day 7: March 24 (Wednesday) - Puerto Natales
Breakfast at the hotel. Day dedicated to exploring Puerto Natales, a charming town in the Province of Última Esperanza and one of the main gateways to Chilean Patagonia.
During the tour, we will visit the main square, surrounded by traditional buildings such as the City Hall, the old local government building, and the Parish Church. We will continue along the Costanera, from where beautiful views of the Última Esperanza Sound are revealed, with the Andes Mountains in the background and, on clear days, the silhouette of the Balmaceda Glacier in the distance. We will also pass by the viewpoint on Avenida Santiago Bueras, the traditional fishermen's pier, and the Pueblito Artesanal, a space that values the work of local artisans and the cultural identity of the region.
A light and pleasant experience to feel the welcoming atmosphere of Puerto Natales and begin to connect with the unique beauty of the Austral Patagonia.
Day 8: March 25 (Thursday) - Puerto Natales (Balmacedo and Serrano Glaciers)
Day dedicated to one of the most remarkable experiences in Chilean Patagonia: navigation through the fjords towards the Balmaceda and Serrano glaciers, in Bernardo O’Higgins National Park.
After breakfast, transfer to the pier at Puerto Bories, where we will begin the navigation through the Señoret Canal. During the journey, we will appreciate landscapes of great beauty, with mountains, waterfalls, regional birds, and views of the imposing Balmaceda Mountain.
Along the way, we will pass by the historic Puerto Bories, an old industrial center of the Austral Patagonia, now transformed into a charming hotel-museum.
We will continue to Puerto Toro, where we will disembark for a guided walk along trails through native forest to the Témpanos Lagoon, from where we can see the impressive Serrano Glacier.
Back on the boat, we will continue the navigation to contemplate the Balmaceda Glacier, amidst a setting of ice, water, and mountains. The experience concludes with a traditional Patagonian lunch, including lamb prepared in the local style.
At the end of this day of grand landscapes and intense contact with nature, return to the hotel and the rest of the day free.
Day 9: March 26 (Friday) - Puerto Natales (Panoramic Torres del Paine)
Early departure, after breakfast, towards the impressive Torres del Paine National Park, one of the most emblematic natural settings of Chilean Patagonia.
On the way, we will stop at the Cueva del Milodón, an important archaeological site where remains of this prehistoric mammal that inhabited the region were found.
We will continue our journey to Laguna Amarga, one of the main entrances to the park and a point from where, on clear days, it is possible to admire the silhouette of the famous Torres del Paine. Along the way, we will make stops at strategic viewpoints to contemplate the Cuernos del Paine, rock formations marked by the contrast of light and dark tones, as well as the landscapes of lakes, mountains, and Patagonian fields.
We will also visit Salto Grande, a beautiful waterfall formed by the turquoise waters of the Paine River, amidst a setting of great natural strength.
The experience continues to the Lago Grey sector, where a light walk will take us through forest areas and open landscapes to the stony beach, from where we can see floating ice blocks and, in the background, the grandeur of the Grey Glacier and the Paine Grande massif.
A day of grand landscapes, unforgettable viewpoints, and intense contact with the wild nature of Patagonia. Return to the hotel in the late afternoon.
Day 10: March 27 (Saturday) - Puerto Natales (Grey Lake and Glacial Experience)
After breakfast, departure towards Torres del Paine National Park, entering through the Serrano Entrance, to the Lago Grey sector, one of the most impressive landscapes in Chilean Patagonia.
In this setting of great natural beauty, we will board the Grey III catamaran for a navigation of approximately 3 hours across the lake, among mountains, native vegetation, and floating ice blocks that detach from the glacier.
During the journey, the landscape reveals different shades of blue and surprising shapes of the icebergs, creating a unique visual experience. The highlight of the trip will be the approach to the imposing front of the Grey Glacier, one of the great icons of Torres del Paine National Park.
Aboard, there will also be the opportunity to toast the experience with a drink made with ancient ice, amidst one of the most remarkable settings of the trip.
At the end of the navigation, we will take a brief walk near the pier, enjoying the tranquility and beauty of the surroundings. Then,
return to the hotel.
Day 11: March 28 (Sunday) - Puerto Natales/Punta Arenas
Morning free. Check-out from the hotel at 11 am and departure to Punta Arenas (approximately 3h).
Upon arrival, accommodation at the hotel and the rest of the day free.
Day 12: March 29 (Monday) - Punta Arenas/Santiago
Morning free. Transfer to the airport for boarding procedures on the flight to Santiago.
Day 13: March 30 (Tuesday) - Santiago/São Paulo
Departure of the flight to São Paulo.
Expected arrival in the early morning.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
This summary does not replace the complete reading of our General Conditions. It is essential to read the entire document.
🚌 Boarding- Strictly follow the schedules and locations provided by the Vivências team. Delays and their consequences are the responsibility of the passenger.
- At boarding, present your original photo ID and identify yourself to the Vivências representative.
- Road trips: a tolerance of 15 minutes after the boarding time. After this period, the passenger will be considered a no-show.
- Air travel: arrive at the airport at least 3 hours in advance for domestic flights and 4 hours for international flights.
🪪 Documentation
- Documents must be original, valid, legible, and in good condition. Expired, scratched, or damaged documents are not accepted and will prevent boarding.
- Domestic travel: ID card, National Identity Card (CIN), passport, driver's license with photo, professional council card with photo, or physical work card with photo. In case of theft, robbery, or loss, a police report issued no more than 60 days ago is accepted.
- Mercosur (including cruises): valid passport or ID/CIN issued less than 10 years ago. The driver's license is not accepted.
- Other international travel: passport with a minimum validity of 6 months from the return date.
- Visas: obtaining the visa required by the destination country is the responsibility of the passenger. Granting is the exclusive decision of the authorities of each country, and Vivências has no influence over it.
👧 Minors
- Domestic travel (under 16 years old): may travel accompanied by parents or legal guardians, or by grandparents, siblings, or aunts/uncles over 18 years old, proving the relationship with a birth certificate or official document. When accompanied by another adult, written authorization from the parents or guardian, with notarized signature, is required. When unaccompanied, judicial authorization is required.
- International travel (under 18 years old): if not accompanied by both parents, authorization from the absent father and/or mother, with notarized signature, or judicial authorization is required, according to CNJ Resolution No. 131/2011.
- Accommodation: minors can only stay accompanied by parents or guardians, or with written authorization from them, with notarized signature (ECA, art. 82).
- A birth certificate is only accepted as identification for minors under 12 years old.
🧳 Luggage
- Road trips: 1 suitcase up to 23 kg and 1 carry-on bag per passenger.
- Air travel: the airline's baggage allowance rules apply, as stated on the ticket.
- Label your suitcase with your name and phone number, and carry documents, money, electronics, and medications in your carry-on bag.
🛡️ Insurance
- Overnight trips: basic assistance insurance included as a courtesy for passengers up to 85 years old.
- One-day tours: no insurance included, and purchasing is optional.
- Passengers over 85 years old or those wishing for greater coverage can purchase a specific plan with our team.
💊 Health
- Bring continuous-use medications in your carry-on bag, in sufficient quantity for the entire trip, along with the medical prescription.
- Inform our team at the time of booking about dietary restrictions, allergies, or reduced mobility.
- Some destinations require a vaccination certificate, such as for yellow fever. Check the requirements in the travel program.
📱 During the trip
- The guide's contact information is sent along with the boarding documents. In case of any unforeseen events, speak to them first.
- Respect the schedules for tours and transfers: the tolerance is 15 minutes.
- We recommend activating location services in the Guide App, which is optional and used only for your safety during the trip.
