Pan American between Mexico City and Rio de Janeiro including Carnival

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157 days / $81 per day

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Overland truck

Starts: Mexico City
Destinations: +87
Ends: Rio de Janeiro

Highlights

Start in Mexico City and end in Rio de Janeiro! With the overland truck tour Pan American between Mexico City and Rio de Janeiro including Carnival, you have a 157 day tour package taking you through Mexico City, Mexico and 87 other destinations in Latin America. Pan American between Mexico City and Rio de Janeiro including Carnival includes accommodation in a hotel as well as an expert guide, meals, transport and more.

Age range: 18 to 99 year olds
Accommodation: Hostel, Hotel, Home-stay, Camping
Transportation: Train & Rail, Jeep & 4WD, Overland Truck, Boat, Plane
Travel style: Overland truck

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Just perfect. Kind guides, good itinerary
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everything, especially the great people I met
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The variety of activities was great. Truck life is fun and the fellow passengers were really enjoyable to travel with.

Itinerary

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Introduction

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Day 1: Mexico City
Days 2 to 3: Oaxaca
Days 4 to 6: San Cristóbal de las Casas
Day 7: Frontera Corozal
Day 8: Yaxchilan-Palenque
Day 9: Palenque
Day 10: Mérida
Day 11: Chichen Itza-Tulum
Day 12: Tulum
Days 13 to 15: Caye Caulker
Days 16 to 18: San Ignacio
Day 19: Tikal
Days 20 to 21: Poptún
Days 22 to 23: Rio Dulce-Livingston
Day 24: San Andres Itzapa
Days 25 to 26: Panajachel-Chichicastenango
Day 27: Antigua
Day 28: Antigua
Day 29: Cerro Verde National Park
Days 30 to 31: Suchitoto
Days 32 to 33: Copán
Days 34 to 36: Roatán
Day 37: Lake Yojoa
Day 38: Somoto
Days 39 to 40: León
Days 41 to 42: Masaya National Park-Granada
Days 43 to 44: Ometepe Island
Days 45 to 46: La Fortuna
Days 47 to 48: Monteverde
Days 49 to 50: Manuel Antonio National Park
Days 51 to 52: Boquete
Day 53: Panama
Day 54: Panama City
Day 55: Panama City
Day 56: Cartagena
Day 57: Cartagena
Day 58: Cartagena
Days 59 to 60: Tayrona National Park
Days 61 to 62: Lorica
Days 63 to 65: Medellín
Days 66 to 67: Manizales
Days 68 to 69: Salento
Days 70 to 71: Popayán
Day 72: Ipiales
Day 73: Otavalo-Ipiales
Day 74: Quito
Day 75: Quito
Day 76: Ecuadorian Amazon-Tena
Days 77 to 78: Ecuadorian Amazon
Day 79: Rio Verde
Days 80 to 81: Baños-Rio Verde
Day 82: Chugchilán
Day 83: Chugchilán-Lake Quilotoa
Day 84: Cuenca
Day 85: Cuenca
Day 86: Punta Sal
Day 87: Punta Sal
Day 88: Lambayeque-Huanchaco
Day 89: Huanchaco
Day 90: Huaraz
Days 91 to 92: Huaraz
Day 93: Lima
Day 94: Lima
Day 95: Huacachina-Paracas
Day 96: Nazca-Huacachina
Day 97: Puerto Inca-Nazca
Day 98: Arequipa
Day 99: Arequipa
Day 100: Chivay
Day 101: Chivay
Day 102: Raqchi
Day 103: Cuzco
Day 104: Cuzco
Day 105: Inca Trail-Sacred Valley
Day 106: Inca Trail
Day 107: Inca Trail
Day 108: Inca Trail
Day 109: Cuzco-Machu Picchu
Day 110: Cuzco
Day 111: Puno
Day 112: Isla Del Sol-Copacabana
Day 113: Copacabana-Isla Del Sol
Day 114: La Paz
Day 115: La Paz
Day 116: La Paz
Day 117: Potosí
Day 118: Uyuni
Day 119: Salar De Uyuni
Day 120: Bolivian Altiplano
Days 121 to 122: San Pedro De Atacama
Day 123: Purmamarca
Day 124: Salta
Day 125: Salta
Day 126: Salta
Days 127 to 128: Cafayate
Day 129: Recreo-Quilmes Ruins
Days 130 to 132: Estancia
Day 133: Buenos Aires
Day 134: Buenos Aires
Day 135: Buenos Aires
Day 136: Buenos Aires
Day 137: Yapeyú
Day 138: Foz do Iguaçu
Day 139: Foz do Iguaçu-Iguazu Falls
Day 140: Iguazu Falls-Foz do Iguaçu
Day 141: Bonito
Days 142 to 143: Bonito
Days 144 to 145: Southern Pantanal
Day 146: Campo Grande-Southern Pantanal
Day 147: Brotas
Day 148: Brotas
Days 149 to 151: Paraty
Day 152: Rio De Janeiro
Day 153: Rio De Janeiro
Day 154: Rio De Janeiro
Day 155: Rio De Janeiro
Day 156: Rio De Janeiro
Day 157: Rio De Janeiro
Day 158: Rio De Janeiro

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Questions & Answers

Here we have collected and answered the most frequently asked questions about this tour.

What is the kitty payment?
Dragoman's Kitty for Pan American between Mexico City and Rio de Janeiro including Carnival is a group fund for this tour. The group fund pays for camping, hotels, food while camping, activities the group does as a whole (based on the itinerary mentioned above and in the brochure).

The Kitty allows the group to be flexible as the hotels and campsites are not pre booked and booked by the crew while travelling which makes the whole itinerary more adabtable than the traditional tours. Sometimes you can stay an extra night at one location due to a special activity happening at the location, based on the groups wishes. All of these costs are paid at cost price and Dragoman makes no money out of it. Therefore, if money is left over in the Kitty after the tour, it will be paid back to the group members.

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The website is very complete and easy to navigate. All the information I could need was there and it made it easy for me to research and choose the tour that suited me the most. Moreover I got nice discounts. Will definitely keep using TourRadar

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