Patagonia & Andes between Santiago and Rio de Janeiro via Ushuaia (Santiago to Rio De Janeiro)

Days: 52
Our saving: $192
From: US $ 3,830

Cost/day $74

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Dragoman

Overland truck

Excellent: 2 reviews

Starts: Rio de Janeiro
Destinations: +23
Ends: Santiago

Highlights

Start in Rio de Janeiro and end in Santiago! With the overland truck tour Patagonia & Andes between Santiago and Rio de Janeiro via Ushuaia (Santiago to Rio De Janeiro), you have a 52 day tour package taking you from Rio de Janeiro to Santiago and through Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and 24 other destinations in Latin America. Patagonia & Andes between Santiago and Rio de Janeiro via Ushuaia (Santiago to Rio De Janeiro) includes accommodation in a hotel as well as an expert guide, transport and more.

Age range: 18 to 99 year olds
Accommodation: Hostel, Hotel, Camping
Transportation: Jeep & 4WD, Overland Truck, Boat, Ferry
Travel style: Overland truck

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JanMathiesen
Written on April 17, 2018
5.0 - Excellent
The variety of activities was great. Truck life is fun and the fellow passengers were really enjoyable to travel with.
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charlie
Written on April 12, 2018
4.5 - Excellent
Had an amazing trip, way of the beaten track, half way up the atmosphere, saw so few other tourists, met so many people and travelled with a great bunch of people. Thanks Ant and Adam, so enjoyed it. Best bit riding across the cordillera at the Estancia
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Itinerary

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Introduction

Day 1: Santiago
Day 2: Santiago
Day 3: Buchupureo-San Javier
Days 4 to 5: Pucón
Day 6: Bariloche
Days 7 to 8: Bariloche
Day 9: Cueva De Las Manos-Rio Pinturas
Day 10: Argentinian Patagonia
Day 11: El Chaltén
Days 12 to 13: Los Glaciares National Park-El Chaltén
Day 14: Argentinian Patagonia
Day 15: Tierra Del Fuego
Day 16: Ushuaia
Days 17 to 18: Ushuaia-Tierra Del Fuego
Day 19: Tierra Del Fuego
Day 20: Torres Del Paine National Park
Day 21: Torres Del Paine National Park
Day 22: Torres Del Paine National Park
Day 23: Torres Del Paine National Park
Day 24: Torres Del Paine National Park
Day 25: El Calafate
Day 26: El Calafate
Day 27: Jaramillo
Day 28: Camarones
Day 29: Puerto Madryn
Day 30: Puerto Madryn
Day 31: Monte Hermoso
Day 32: Buenos Aires
Day 33: Buenos Aires
Day 34: Buenos Aires
Day 35: Buenos Aires
Day 36: Yapeyú
Day 37: Foz do Iguaçu
Day 38: Foz do Iguaçu-Iguazu Falls
Day 39: Iguazu Falls-Foz do Iguaçu
Day 40: Bonito
Days 41 to 42: Bonito
Days 43 to 44: Southern Pantanal
Day 45: Campo Grande-Southern Pantanal
Day 46: Brotas
Day 47: Brotas
Days 48 to 50: Paraty
Day 51: Rio De Janeiro
Day 52: Rio De Janeiro

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Accommodation
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Guide
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Transport
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Additional Services

Optional Extras

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Flights
Insurance
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Videos

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What Is Overlanding?
Dragoman - 2017

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 Santiago<- ->Rio de Janeiro (from Rio De Janeiro to Santiago) 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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Guides who have led this tour

Anthony Thompson
"Worked for Exodus and Dragoman for 15 plus years, love overlandin, love travelling."

What are people saying about TourRadar?

Leslie3rd September 2018
It is too bad there is no 6 or 8 star rating available. 5 isn't really good enough for TourRadar. This enterprise surpasses even the most stringent, high-bar criteria for excellence of customer service. These people are consistently, constantly, on top of your tour itinerary, where you are are in the process, your current status and your situation, they answer the phone on the 2nd or 3rd ring, I'M NOT KIDDING, nd when they pick up they already know who you are, what your tour and status is, and they instantly produce precise answers and solutions to your questions or problems in a matter of seconds. I don't know who the competition is for this outfit but my advice to them is, give up. Go find another line of business. You will never catch up with the platinum customer service these people provide.

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