BOLIVIA, ARGENTINA & BRAZIL
Epic South American round trip with culture, history & nature
If you are into the idea of touring South America you will love this round trip. On this epic adventure, you get big city feel in Rio, Buenos Aires and La Paz, just as you get insanely beautiful nature as you visit the iconic Iguazu Falls and the breathtaking salt flats of Salar de Uyuni. This adventure is a combination of some of the best things South America has to offer: vibrant culture, fascinating history and amazing nature. You start off in La Paz, Bolivia, and then slowly make your way down to Argentina. On the way you will admire the Atacama desert and Salar de Uyuni before ending up in the bustling Buenos Aires. After a few days of exploring the city and its surroundings, it's time to head onto the next adventure - this time to the magnificent Iguazu waterfalls before ending in Rio de Janeiro.Â
Highlights of the trip
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from
ÂŁ5,098
/person
for 2 people including flights
Included
Flight
Accommodation
Activities
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Suggested itinerary
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La Paz
Salar de Uyuni
Buenos Aires
Iguazu Falls
Copacabana
Day 1-3: Welcome to Bolivia!
Your adventure starts off in La Paz, the world's highest located capital. Here we've included an arrival package to make sure you get a smooth start to your trip - this means that airport transfer and accommodation for first 2 nights has been sorted for you.
On your second day there will also be an included trip to the Tiwanaku ruins, located about 1,5 hours from La Paz. The ancient city and culture of Tiwanaku is one of the most important on the American continent as it is believed that they were even more advanced in pottery, astronomy and math than the neighboring Incas!
At a glance
Price overview
From price per person, including return flights, based on two travellers sharing
What's included with this trip?
Flights to La Paz
Arrival package in La Paz (3 days)
Adventure from La Paz to Buenos Aires
Arrival package in Buenos Aires (4 days)
Adventure tour from Buenos Aires to Rio
2 nights accommodation in Rio
Flights home from Rio
Booking fees
Your personal travel specialist
Travel insurance (but we can help you with that!)
Vaccinations
Meals (other than those included in tours)
Optional activities / add ons
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Frequently asked questions
Planning a trip to Bolivia, Argentina and Brazil? Find answers to the most common questions from our travel experts.
In Buenos Aires, Iguazu (Argentine side) and La Paz, they speak Spanish. For Rio de Janeiro and the Iguazu (Brazilian side), the official language is Portuguese. While you can get by with English in major tourist areas, hotels, and airports, learning a few basic phrases in both Spanish and Portuguese (like greetings, numbers, and asking for help) will make your trip much smoother and is appreciated by locals. Your local guide will also help you with this if necessary.
You will be dealing with multiple currencies, so preparation is key:
Argentina (Buenos Aires & Iguazu): Uses the Argentine Peso (ARS). Digital payments with credit cards are widely accepted, but it is always smart to understand the current local financial landscape before you go.
Brazil (Rio de Janeiro & Iguazu): Uses the Brazilian Real (BRL). Credit and contactless cards are accepted almost everywhere, even for small purchases like street snacks.
Bolivia (La Paz): Uses the Bolivian Boliviano (BOB). Having some physical cash (Bolivianos) is essential, as smaller shops, taxis, and markets often do not take cards.
Both sides offer completely different, breathtaking perspectives, so visiting both is recommended if you have the time!
The Argentine side takes a full day and lets you get up close and personal with the cascading water, including walking right over the roaring Devil's Throat (Garganta del Diablo).
The Brazilian side takes about half a day and offers stunning, panoramic, wide-angle views of the entire waterfall system.
You will need a versatile wardrobe because your climate will shift dramatically:
La Paz & the Atacama: Can be very chilly, especially at night and in the mornings. Bring layers, a warm jacket, fleece, hat, and gloves.
Rio de Janeiro & Iguazu: Generally warm, tropical, and humid. Pack light clothing, swimwear, comfortable walking shoes for the park trails, a good rain poncho (you will get soaked at Iguazu Falls!), and plenty of sunscreen and bug spray.
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