The triple crown of South America: Rio, Buenos Aires and Santiago all share a colonial past, spectacular architecture and city life, yet each have their own unique attractions. In Rio sights that cannot be missed are riding a cable car up Sugar Loaf Mountain, snapping a photo of the Christ the Redeemer statue, visiting the Fort of Copacabana and the Planetarium. In Buenos Aires some of the most popular tourist attractions include a visit to Evita’s grave, going flea marketing at the Mercardo de las Pulgas, and taking a tango lesson. Santiago’s must sees include watching the changing of the guard at La Moneda Palace, the president’s residence, riding the funicular to the top of Cerro San Cristóbal to admire the amazing panoramic views across the city and appreciating the city’s modern art scene at the Museum of Contemporary Art or the Ralli Museum.



Entry Requirements:
Passengers traveling abroad require a passport valid for six months beyond their travel dates. All travelers are responsible to check if a visa is required for all countries on their itinerary.

PLEASE NOTE FOR TRAVEL INTO BRAZIL: Visas are required for travel to Brazil.

PLEASE NOTE FOR TRAVEL INTO ARGENTINA: Visa not required. As of March 24, 2016 the Argentine Government has resolved to suspend the collection of the reciprocity fee from US passport holders who visit our country for less than 90 days, for tourist or business purposes.

PLEASE NOTE FOR TRAVEL IN CHILE: Visa not required. As of February 26, 2015 US Passport holders visiting Chile for less than 90 days are no longer required to pay a reciprocity fee.

Flights: Miami-Rio de Janeiro, Santiago-Miami¹
3-night hotel accommodations in Rio de Janeiro
Flight: Rio de Janeiro-Buenos Aires
3-night hotel accommodations in Buenos Aires
Flight: Buenos Aires-Santiago
3-night hotel accommodations in Santiago
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