Overview
Patagonia: Journey to the End of the World with Easter Island, Iguassu Falls & Rio
Small groups lead to big experiences on this Small Group Discovery tour. Whereas most fairy tales conclude with “The End,” that is exactly where this one begins. In this vast kingdom of jagged peaks, massive fjords, and imposing glaciers stretching across the southernmost tips of Argentina and Chile, you are the sovereign of this dramatic domain affectionately referred to as the “End of the World.” Surrounded by the granite pillars of Torres del Paine National Park, standing tall before the advancing Perito Moreno Glacier, and cruising through the majestic scenery of the Beagle Channel, you will reign before glorious vistas, bask in triumphant scenery, and even prevail over a colony of Magellanic penguins on this tour of pristine Patagonia. As no ordinary toast will do for such a colossal experience, you’ll rejoin civilization in Buenos Aires to raise your glass to the ornate teatros, the charming tea rooms, and of course, the steamy tango. Leave no stone unturned on the hunt for archaeological treasures on the world’s most isolated inhabited island. Home to the world’s largest open-air museum and nearly 1,000 mysterious Moai statues, Chile’s Easter Island is an intriguing extension to your South America vacation. Go chasing waterfalls in Iguassu National Park, where thunderous cascades plummet 300 feet into Devil’s Throat Canyon. Finally, head to a heavenly sight at the top of Rio de Janeiro’s Corcovado Mountain where the Christ the Redeemer opens His arms wide to the Brazilian beaches below. A Small Group Discovery tour of epic proportions.
Highlights of Patagonia: Journey to the End of the World with Easter Island, Iguassu Falls & Rio
Small Group
Globus offers Small-Group Discoveries on all South America tour dates. A Small-Group Discovery is limited to an average of just 20 guests per departure. There’s always room to roam with extra space between you and other travelers—while still getting up close and personal to the experiences you’ve been dreaming of. Small-Group Discoveries include all the features of a traditional Globus escorted tour, complete with expert Tour Director, Driver, and Local Guides who ensure that your health and safety is our top priority. A Small-Group Discovery trip is the perfectly sized tour—without the crowds.
Related Option Title
With Easter Island
Product Group
Patagonia: Journey to the End of the World
UNESCO Sites
Iguazu National Park|Los Glaciares National Park|Rapa Nui National Park|Torres del Paine National Park
Travelers Notes
Special features included in this tour:
- Guided sightseeing of Easter Island, including Rano Kau volcano, Vinapu, Tahai, and various moais statues
- Guided sightseeing tour of Santiago, including La Moneda, Santa Lucia Hill, Plaza de Armas, and the 18th-century Cathedral
- Walk through La Vega Central Market with a guide and enjoy a [LF] terremoto cocktail at a local pub
- Scenic drive through Patagonia from Punta Arenas to Puerto Natales
- Milódon Cave with a guide
- 2-night stay at Hotel Las Torres with a welcome barbecue using local ingredients
- Guided sightseeing in Torres del Paine National Park, including Los Cuernos (the horns), waterfalls, guided hikes, the lake district, and wildlife viewing
- Guided visit to Perito Moreno Glacier with a walking tour of the catwalks
- Guided sightseeing in El Calafate, including the [LF] Glaciarium: Patagonia Ice Museum and the GlacioBar for a frosty beverage.
- [LF] Scenic cruise on the Beagle Channel with wildlife viewing and to see a Magellanic penguin colony
- Guided hike in Tierra del Fuego National Park with a naturalist guide
- Guided sightseeing in Buenos Aires, including a walk through the San Telmo and La Boca neighborhoods, a tour of Recoleta Cemetery, and more
- [LF] Argentinian dinner experience with empanada-making and local wine
- [LF] Private tango lesson followed by dinner and a show
- Visit both sides of Iguassu Falls with a Local Guide
- Guided sightseeing in Rio de Janeiro, including the cog railway up Corcovado Mountain to the foot of the Christ the Redeemer statue
- All internal flights as noted in the itinerary
Notes
Please note that this tour is designed for all levels of fitness, however one should be in suitable physical condition to fully enjoy the experiences. Guests should be prepared for uneven surfaces, specifically for ship loading and unloading and nature walks.Tour Director does not accompany guests on extensions. Local Guide services will be provided as outlined in the itinerary.
Meals
Breakfast daily, 7 Lunches, 5 Dinners
Itineraries
Day 1
ARRIVE IN SANTIAGO, CHILE Your Small Group Discovery tour begins!Arrive in Santiago and be met by a Globus representative.Please note: You will meet your Tour Director on day 5 in Santiago.
Day 2
SANTIAGO–EASTER ISLAND Island Intrigue Transfer to the airport and fly from Santiago to Easter Island, considered the world’s largest open-air museum boasting over 400 moai, ruins, and temples. Meet with a Globus representative and be transferred to your hotel for a free evening. (B)TOUR HIGHLIGHTHISTORY & MYSTERY Check off this bucket list destination when you travel to the most remote island in the world. Located 2,200 miles off the coast of Chile, this island is a territory of Chile but feels more like Polynesia. At the time of the arrival of the Europeans in the 18th century, the island had been completely depleted of all resources, the population was no larger than 700 people, the now famous moai toppled, and history forgotten. Many mysteries endure around the island’s history.
Day 3
EASTER ISLAND Curious QuarriesYour first stop on your private tour will be Ahu Vaihu, where eight large moai lie in ruins. Continue on to Ahu Akahanga. According to legend, this is the burial site of the first king of Easter Island (Hotu Matu’a). Next, at the Rano Raraku quarry, you’ll find 394 statues in various stages of completion. It appears that the moai production was abruptly abandoned, leaving us a frozen snapshot that reveals how the moai were carved out of volcanic rocks. At Ahu Tongariki, see 15 beautifully restored moai, and at Ahu Te Pito Kura, see the largest moai ever transported and erected. Last stop is the beach of Anakena, where King Hotu Matu’a first landed on Rapa Nui. (B,L)TOUR HIGHLIGHTSMALL GROUP EXCLUSIVE Don’t miss this private tour with your small group companions to marvel at the moai lie in ruins. Over 600 of these massive volcanic rock sculptures pepper the island and many date back to 700 AD. Each of these structures, some close to 40 feet tall and 80 tons, was carved from one single rock. If an imperfection was found, it was abandoned. It remains a mystery how these massive moai were transported from their quarries. Now you get the opportunity to stand next to one and arrive at your own theory!
Day 4
EASTER ISLAND Cauldrons & Cryptic CarvingsThis morning, visit the Rano Kau Volcano, with a caldera that contains one of the island’s freshwater lakes. Head to Ana Te Pahu, a tube formed by the flow of volcanic lava thousands of years ago, which the ancient Rapa Nui people are believed to have used as a dwelling and refuge during times of social instability. Here, you can see archaeological remains that will allow you to imagine what life was like. Next, visit Vinapu, an impressive ceremonial platform known for the precision and quality of its stonework. Observe remains of moai and pukao that reflect the remarkable craftsmanship of the ancient Rapa Nui civilization. The day concludes at the Tahai ceremonial complex, one of the most important archaeological ensembles on the island, featuring three restored platforms and moai with distinctive features that represent different periods of Rapa Nui history. (B)TOUR HIGHLIGHT SMALL GROUP EXCLUSIVE ACCOMMODATION Immerse yourself in the ancient culture of Easter Island with a stay at Taha Tai Hotel. Feel the warmth of the people who welcome you, watch the waves on the shores just minutes away, and feel the relaxation of island breezes and graceful service. TOUR HIGHLIGHTHISTORIC SPOT Hear the legend of The Birdman Competition on an excursion to the sacred site of Tahai, where an ancient annual competition was used to determine the Birdman, a sacred designation. The challenge required contestants (appointed by a sponsor) to descend the steep cliffs, swim offshore to an islet, and wait for the first tern egg of the season and then return it safely to their sponsor. Upon delivery of the egg, the sponsor became a leader of the island for the year.
Day 5
EASTER ISLAND–SANTIAGO Transfer to the airport and return to Santiago. Meet with a Globus representative and be transferred to your hotel for a free evening. (B)
Day 6
SANTIAGO On the Town in SantiagoToday is free for exploring on your own. (B)ENHANCED FREE TIMEEXPLORE MORE Stroll the vibrant streets of Santiago to explore art galleries, museums, shops, and restaurants. Browse the Central Market for traditional Chilean cuisine or take in the views with a hike through the surrounding hillsides. Later, perhaps enjoy a night out in any one of the city’s exciting spots in Barrio Bellavista.
Day 7
SANTIAGO Toasts of the TownAfter breakfast, embark on a city tour with a Local Guide who will show you the highlights of this great city of colonial and contemporary contrasts. See the famous Government Palace, Plaza de Armas, the Cathedral, and Santa Lucia Hill. After lunch at a local restaurant, visit La Vega Central Market to learn about traditional Chilean food including steaming pots of cazuela and humitas, similar to tamales! Enjoy a [LF] terremoto cocktail (meaning ‘earthquake’ and made of Chilean wine, liqueur, and sorbet) at a local pub before a visit to Cerro San Cristobal for a funicular ride to stunning views of Santiago and the Andes. (B,L)TOUR HIGHLIGHTLOCAL TASTES Visit La Vega Central Market, the area’s largest local market housing more than 2,000 traders selling the most local produce, anywhere. A majority of local restauranteurs source their ingredients. During your visit, discover not only typical Chilean foods but also food from neighboring countries as well.
Day 8
SANTIAGO–PUNTA ARENAS–PUERTO NATALES Patagonia PleasuresDepart Santiago and fly to Punta Arenas on the Strait of Magellan, gateway to Chile’s Patagonia. Head to Puerto Natales on a scenic drive through the Patagonian steppe passing rivers, forests, mountains, and ranches. Enjoy dinner at the hotel tonight. (B,L,D)TOUR HIGHLIGHTEPIC RIDE Your drive today takes you through the Patagonian steppe or desert. Keep an eye out for guanacos (a type of camelid) commonly found in this region, along with condors, foxes, chinchillas, and, for the very lucky, the more elusive puma.TOUR HIGHLIGHT SMALL GROUP EXCLUSIVE ACCOMMODATION Designed by National Architecture Award winner, Germán del Sol, the Remota Patagonia Lodge offers an extraordinary stay where nature is always the main stage. Inspired by traditional wind-tilted Patagonian shearing sheds, Remota Patagonia Lodge sits as a serenely austere and comfortable retreat amid the spectacular and ruggedly windswept landscape of Puerto Natales.
Day 9
PUERTO NATALES–TORRES DEL PAINE NATIONAL PARK Fossils, Flora & Fauna Visit the legendary Milódon Cave, where prehistoric fossils dating back 14,000 years, including those of a saber-toothed tiger and a gigantic sloth weighing over a ton, have been found. Venture into Torres del Paine, one of the most spectacularly scenic regions in the world. Arrive at your hotel for some free time before dinner featuring a traditional BBQ including fresh ingredients from the onsite garden. (B,L,D)TOUR HIGHLIGHTSMALL GROUP EXCLUSIVE Your small group is in for a big adventure with a guided hike to experience the natural wonders of Torres del Paine National Park. Spanning a massive area, this park was named a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1978 for its cascading waterfalls, roaring creeks, shimmering lakes, and jagged mountains. During your visits to see the famous sites, including Los Cuernos, Lago Pehoé, and Salto Grande, you’ll be sure to spot some of the park’s fauna, such as herds of guanacos, foxes, swans, and birds. Also stop at Lago Grey to see the imposing Grey Glacier, floating icebergs, and the beautiful views and rugged landscapes!TOUR HIGHLIGHT SMALL GROUP EXCLUSIVE ACCOMMODATION Experience a breathtaking estancia atmosphere amid the peaks of Patagonia's Torres del Paine National Park. Check into Hotel Las Torres before your small group is welcomed with a traditional BBQ, including fresh ingredients from the hotel's on-site garden.
Day 10
TORRES DEL PAINE NATIONAL PARK Peak Perfection Today, enjoy a full day exploring the park. See Los Cuernos, or “the horns,” the iconic jagged granite peaks that loom over the windswept plains. Next, view the spectacular waterfall, Salto Grande, in the park’s lake district. After lunch at the hotel, head to the Laguna Azul where you have a good chance of seeing some of the park’s wildlife, including guanacos and condors. End the day at Cascada Paine, a beautiful waterfall surrounded by rugged vistas. (B,L,D)TOUR HIGHLIGHTSMALL GROUP EXCLUSIVE Discover more of the breathtaking beauty of Torres del Paine, considered by many who visit to be the world’s most spectacular national park. From its dramatic and jagged peaks to the deep blue lakes and vast grasslands, its glacial lakes and rivers will sweep you away into a world unlike any other as your small group explores the park with a guide.
Day 11
TORRES DEL PAINE NATIONAL PARK–EL CALAFATE, ARGENTINA Earthly TreasuresAfter breakfast, take an easy guided hike to Laguna Inés in search of an array of birds and other wildlife that can be found here. Next, depart for El Calafate, a lovely village on the southern shores of Lake Argentino. Originally a simple sheltering destination for wool traders, today El Calafate serves as the entry point for the UNESCO Natural Heritage Site of Los Glaciares National Park. (B,L)TOUR HIGHLIGHTEPIC RIDE Leave Chile today for Argentina and its breathtaking Patagonian landscapes. Sit back and relax today as you cross the border while admiring the rugged landscape, glacial lakes, and maybe even some Patagonian wildlife.
Day 12
EL CALAFATE. EXCURSION TO PERITO MORENO GLACIER Ice Breakers A must for all visitors to Argentina is a visit to Perito Moreno Glacier (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in Los Glaciares National Park. During your walking tour along the catwalks, marvel at the breathtaking glacier views and, with some luck, see the ice calve and break into the waters below. (B) TOUR HIGHLIGHTSPECTACULAR SIGHTS Explore Perito Moreno Glacier, which forms part of the Patagonian Continental Ice Field. From here, 13 glaciers descend on the Atlantic side to flow into the Viedma and Argentino Lakes with one of the few glaciers in the world that is still advancing.
Day 13
EL CALAFATE Enjoy a relaxed morning at leisure to explore the charming town of El Calafate, the gateway to Argentina’s famed Patagonian ice fields. Take a stroll along the scenic shores of Lake Argentino, where turquoise waters and sweeping mountain views set a tranquil pace for the day. Wander through the town’s quaint streets, browsing artisan shops filled with local crafts, Patagonian wool goods, and glacier-themed souvenirs, or settle into one of the many cozy cafés and restaurants to enjoy a leisurely breakfast or early lunch featuring regional flavors. Then, visit the [LF] Glaciarium: Patagonia Ice Museum to learn how glaciers form and grow, while learning the history of the Patagonia icefields. Visit the GlacioBar, the first ice bar in Argentina, for a frosty beverage. Tonight is free to explore El Calafate on your own. (B)LOCAL FAVORITEICY INSIGHTS Immerse yourself in the natural wonders of the region with a visit to the Glaciarium: Patagonia Ice Museum. This modern, interactive museum offers an engaging introduction to the science of glaciers, how they form, move, and shape the landscape—along with fascinating insights into climate change and the history of the vast Patagonian icefields, one of the largest reserves of fresh water on Earth. Exhibits combine audiovisual displays, detailed models, and striking photography to bring the frozen world of Patagonia to life. Cap off your visit with a stop at the GlacioBar, the first ice bar in Argentina. Step inside a room carved entirely from ice, don thermal capes and gloves provided for warmth, and enjoy a frosty beverage served in a glass made of ice. This is an unforgettable and fun experience that perfectly complements your introduction to Patagonia’s icy heritage.
Day 14
EL CALAFATE–USHUAIA A Wilderness at the End of the WorldAfter breakfast, fly to Ushuaia, Argentina—the end of the world! You’ll have the opportunity to see the Andes Mountains from a [LF] cruise along the Beagle Channel. Bask in the feeling of being in the southernmost city in the world, and watch for sea lions, albatrosses, skuas, and other interesting Patagonian fauna. Arrive at Martillo Island, where you have the chance to see a colony of Magellan penguins! (B)Please note:The Beagle Channel cruise is subject to favorable weather. LOCAL FAVORITEWILD WONDERS Visit Martillo Island, home to a colony of Magellanic penguins on an island in Tierra del Fuego. Discover the burrows and nests in the ground and learn about the different types of penguins found in this remote part of the world.ACCOMMODATION SPOTLIGHTSMALL GROUP EXCLUSIVE Your small group can make itself at home with a stay at Cilene del Fuego apartment homes—yes, apartments! Your two-night stay features the services of a traditional hotel, with personal space to stretch out, indulgent spa services, pool, Jacuzzi, and sauna, and private conveniences of home. Live like a local in sleek, modern style with invigorating views of the mountainscapes and the Beagle Channel.
Day 15
USHUAIA. TIERRA DEL FUEGO NATIONAL PARK EXCURSION A Fragile Land of Fire Today, discover Tierra del Fuego National Park, the southernmost national park in the world. Hike around the park, escorted by an expert naturalist. With stops at Bahía Lapataia, Lago Roca, and Bahía Ensenada, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for the delicate ecosystems here. (B,L)TOUR HIGHLIGHTSMALL GROUP EXCLUSIVE Today, your small group joins an expert naturalist guide for a hike in the southernmost national park in the world in Tierra del Fuego National Park. Look skyward to spot any of the 50 fascinating bird species that call this paradise home, including Magellanic woodpeckers, Andean condors, and austral parakeets. Closer to earth, watch for other inhabitants like red foxes, muskrats, and guanaco.
Day 16
USHUAIA–BUENOS AIRES The Boulevards of Buenos AiresFly to Buenos Aires today, the “Paris of South America” and capital of Argentina. Fabulous food, shopping, and architecture all converge here to create a distinctly Latin vibe. Tonight, enjoy an [LF] Argentinian dinner party with local specialties and wine. (B,D)LOCAL FAVORITE LOCAL TASTES Tonight’s dinner is an Argentine Experience! Enjoy a five-course dinner of Argentina’s most famous food (including steak) paired with a variety of the region’s wines. You will also learn how to make your own empanada along with the different folding techniques.
Day 17
BUENOS AIRES Dinner, Dancing, Dazzling Your included sightseeing this morning starts in La Boca, a vibrant district and site of the city’s first port. Take a short walking tour of this unique enclave at the mouth of the river and then on to San Telmo, famous for its late-colonial buildings and as a popular gathering spot for artists. At the Plaza de Mayo, see La Casa Rosada (the President’s Pink House) and the Metropolitan Cathedral, which houses San Martin’s Mausoleum. Drive past the ornate Teatro Colón opera house before reaching Recoleta Cemetery, burial site of Eva Perón. After an afternoon at leisure, top off the evening at a famous tango club. Start with a [LF] dance lesson, followed by a farewell dinner. (B,D)LOCAL FAVORITESMALL GROUP EXCLUSIVE The tango and Argentina go hand in hand tonight as your small group visits a local milonga, or tango house, where professional tango dancers teach the traditional techniques of the Argentine tango. After learning some of the key dance moves, the professionals will delight you in tango show featuring the dance as it has evolved through the ages. Afterward, dine on Argentine steak, specialties, and wine.
Day 18
BUENOS AIRES-IGUASSU FALLS, ARGENTINA What a Rush! Fly to Iguassu Falls, one of the world’s most awe inspiring natural wonders. Upon arrival, meet your Local Guide for a tour of the Argentine side of the falls. From a network of boardwalks atop the falls, witness the immense power of the cascades as water plunges more than 300 feet into the dramatic Devil’s Throat below. Later, cross the border into Brazil and enjoy the evening at your leisure. (B)Please note:The Tour Director does not accompany guests on extensions. Guided service is as outlined in the day-by-day itinerary.
Day 19
IGUASSU FALLS Taking the Plunge Today, journey across the Brazilian border by motorcoach to the Argentine side of Iguassu Falls, where you will enjoy a closer perspective on a walking tour of the falls. Meander along the walkways from atop the falls and enjoy an exhilarating view looking over the precipice of the falls as the water plunges to the rocks below. You will also have the chance to walk through the rainforest on the lower falls trails that will bring you up close to some of the smaller cataracts. Cross back into Brazil and return to the hotel, where the remainder of the day is at your leisure. (B)TOUR HIGHLIGHTNATURAL WONDERS Visit Iguassu National Park (Argentinian side) where, from this side of the falls, you get a bird’s-eye view from the catwalks perched over part of the Devil’s Throat, where 14 waterfalls drop more than 300 feet into the Devil’s Gorge below. From this completely different perspective compared to Brazil’s side, you’ll understand why you must see both sides of the falls!
Day 20
IGUASSU FALLS-RIO DE JANEIRO Welcome to Rio de Janeiro! Transfer to the airport for your flight to Rio de Janeiro. Upon arrival, you will be welcomed by your Local Guide and escorted to your hotel, where you’ll receive helpful recommendations and orientation to make the most of your time at leisure in this vibrant city. (B)
Day 21
RIO DE JANEIRO Heavenly Views Today, set out on a guided tour to the Cosme Velho district, where you’ll board a charming cog wheel train and ascend through the lush tropical vegetation of Tijuca Forest to the summit of Corcovado Mountain. Rising 2,300 feet above the bay, this iconic peak – recognized as one of the New7Wonders of the World – is crowned by the legendary statue of Christ the Redeemer. From the top, take in a breathtaking 360 degree panorama with sweeping views of Rio de Janeiro’s cityscape, coastline, and beaches below. The afternoon and evening are at leisure to relax or continue exploring at your own pace. (B)TOUR HIGHLIGHTEPIC RIDE Soar to the summit of Corcovado Mountain by cog railway to reach the site of the iconic statue of Christ the Redeemer. This crowning jewel of Rio and Brazil was constructed between 1922 and 1933. The statue of Jesus Christ stands 98 feet high (124 feet including the pedestal) with an arm span of 92 feet wide. Towering over the city, this piece of art is truly an engineering marvel and was voted a New7Wonders of the World.
Day 22
RIO DE JANEIRO Beaches, Boutiques & Bites Enjoy a full day at leisure. Your Local Host will suggest some options for your free time.ENHANCED FREE TIMEEXPLORE MORE Spend free time in Rio de Janeiro with an optional excursion to Petópolis, (mountain resort and former summer palace of Emperor Dom Pedro II). This and more options throughout your tour are available for purchase with MyGlobus.
Day 23
RIO DE JANEIRO Safe travels until we meet again! Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. (B)
Departures
Hotels
| # | Name | Description | City | Address | Rating |
| 1 | Doubletree by Hilton Santiago Vitacura | Ideally located in the upscale Las Condes neighborhood within easy walking distance of the Costanera Shops. All rooms equiped with Wifi, LCD TV, mini bar, tea and coffee making facilities and ergonomic desk and chair. On site facilities - restaurant, bar, fitness center, business center | Santiago | Av Vitacura 2727 | First-Class |
| 2 | Hotel Taha Tai | This island oasis is ideally located minutes from town and features a fresh ambiance. Each of the 40 rooms is equipped with air-conditioning, direct-dial telephone, and Internet connection. The hotel features a Chilean inspired restaurant and bar, swimming pool, and laundry services. | Easter Island | Apina Nui S/N PO Box 11 | Moderate First-Class |
| 3 | Remota | The Remota Hotel was built in the wild landscape of the Patagonia plains, and offers an environmentally friendly hotel option. Amenities include a restaurant, bar, gift shop, Internet, and spa with indoor pool, sauna, and Jacuzzi. The hotel offers talks on local nature and culture, as well bonfires, music and movie nights. | Puerto Natales/Patagonia | Ruta 9 Norte, km 1.5, Huerto 279 Magallanes | Superior First-Class |
| 4 | Hotel Las Torres | In the heart of Chilean Patagonia and mythical Torres del Paine National Park, this charmingly rustic hotel provides a comfortable home base from which to explore the park's towering mountains, turquoise lakes, glaciers, ice fields, and steppes. | Torres Del Paine | Parque Torres Del Paine | Superior First-Class |
| 5 | Kosten Aike | Kosten Aike Hotel in El Calafate is on the edge of the extensive and mysterious Patagonian plateau, on the foot of the imposing mountain range of the Andes and in front of the majestic National Park the Glaciers. Amenities include a restaurant, gym, spa, playroom, business center, room service, laundry, and recreated ancestral Tehuelche designs throughout the hotel by prominent Argentine artists. | El Calafate | Gobernador Moyano 1243 | Moderate Deluxe |
| 6 | Cilene del Fuego | When you visit Ushuaia, you may experience living like a local with the extra room and convenience that come with an apartment from these serviced apartments, which include amenities similar to those of a regular hotel. From the round-the-clock reception and free WiFi to our on-site spa, they provide a variety of services and facilities to make sure your stay is enjoyable and unique. | Ushuaia | Gobernador Deloqui 50 | First-Class |
| 7 | Loi Suites Recoleta | Located 1.2 miles between Florida and Corrientes Avenue, Loi Suites offers opulent suites amidst the French homes and palaces of Recoleta. The English winter garden is where afternoon tea is served. The stylish, soft gray or beige rooms at the Loi Suites Recoleta Hotel include French windows that open to gardens. Each has a CD player, satellite TV, and air conditioning. Breakfast with croissants and a cheese plate are available to guests, and both are served in the garden. Fine dining and wines are offered at La Fuente. The Loi Suites' amenities include a gym and an indoor pool. | Buenos Aires | Vicente Lopez 1955 Recoleta | First-Class |
| 8 | Bourbon Cataratas Hotel | The Bourbon Cataratas Resort Hotel, is strategically located near the main tourist sites of Iguassu. Exclusive and professional staff take care of every detail. | Iguassu Falls | Rodovia Das Cataratas KM 2,5 | First-Class |
| 9 | Sheraton Grand Rio Hotel and Resort | Beautifully situated along the well-known Ipanema Beach, this contemporary hotel boasts gorgeous views and extreme comfort. All 559 guestrooms are equipped with the signature Sheraton Sweet Sleeper bed, private balcony overlooking the sea, mini-bar, cable television, air-conditioning, and room service. The facilities include a swimming pool, tennis courts, beauty salon, fitness center, sauna, business center, three restaurants, and two bars. | Rio de Janeiro | Avenida Niemeyer 121 | Deluxe |
