South America

Day 1

Flight to Lima and a day to acclimatize Meet at the Rainbow check-in desk in the departures hall at Warsaw Chopin Airport 2 hours before departure. Please check the current flight schedule at r.pl/rozklady. Flight to Lima via one of the European airports. Transfer to the hotel in Lima, a welcome drink with the local representative of the tour operator, followed by check-in and an overnight stay.

Day 2

The mysterious Nazca Lines and wild Ballestas: Peru in a nutshell After an early breakfast, drive along the Southern Pan-American Highway to Nazca. On the way, stop at Paracas National Reserve. Boat trip to the Ballestas Islands (known as the Little Galápagos), home to sea lions, pelicans, Humboldt penguins, and a wide variety of birds. Continuing our journey, we make a short stop at the picturesque Huacachina Oasis and at the Mirador observation tower on the Nazca Plateau, where the mysterious lines and figures can be seen in their entirety from a light aircraft. Arrival in Nazca; those who wish can take a flight over the Nazca Plateau (for an additional charge of approximately 150 USD), where lines depicting various figures and animals have been etched across a large area. Their origin remains a mystery to this day, and the number of theories continues to grow. From above, they look like mysterious images with an almost cosmic origin. Check-in at a hotel with a swimming pool, dinner, and an overnight stay. (Route approximately 400 km.)

Day 3

Journey to Arequipa, Peru’s “White City” After breakfast, drive to Arequipa, known as the White City because of the color of the stone used to construct its buildings. Lunch en route. Arrival in Arequipa, check-in at the hotel, and an overnight stay. (Route approximately 500 km.)

Day 4

Exploring Arequipa and admiring the Colca Valley After breakfast, sightseeing in Arequipa with a walk through the old town. The itinerary includes Plaza de Armas, considered one of the most beautiful squares in Peru; the ornate Jesuit church of La Compañía, with its beautiful gilded Baroque altar; the cathedral; colonial mansions; and the Monastery of St. Catherine (Monasterio de S. Catalina), with magnificent cloisters and a beautiful garden. We then continue to the Colca Valley. A beautiful route offers views of snowcapped peaks and volcanoes, traditional Indigenous villages, and grazing herds of llamas and alpacas. Please note: during the journey we will cross a pass more than 4,000 m above sea level; altitude sickness is possible, and local “soroche pills” are now available for purchase. Evening arrival in the Colca Valley. Check-in at the hotel, dinner, and an overnight stay. In the evening, there is an opportunity to enjoy the thermal baths. (Route approximately 150 km.)

Day 5

Colca Canyon and Lake Titicaca: picture-postcard scenery After an early breakfast, drive to Colca Canyon and the Cruz del Cóndor viewpoint, where the famous Andean condors and an incredible panorama of the canyon can be seen; lunch en route. The picturesque canyon extends for 100 km along the Río Colca and reaches a depth of 3200 m. Continue to Puno, a town on Lake Titicaca, check in, and stay overnight. (Route approximately 250 km.)

Day 6

Bolivia: sacred sites and ancient Inca traditions After breakfast, travel by coach to Copacabana in Bolivia. A short tour of the Main Square and the Marian Shrine. Board a catamaran and sail to the Islands of the Sun. Visit the Inca gardens and the historic Inca fountain, followed by the INTI WATA Ethnographic Museum. The highlight of the day will be a session with a shaman. Lunch on the catamaran, followed by the return sailing to Copacabana and a coach transfer back to the hotel in Puno. (Route approximately 250 km.)

Day 7

Cusco: capital of the Inca Empire and magical Lake Titicaca An early wake-up before sunrise for those who wish to watch the sun rise over Lake Titicaca. An optional visit to the floating Uros Islands in totora reed boats, with an opportunity to row, is available for an additional charge of approximately 50 USD per person. Then drive to Cusco and explore the capital of the Inca Empire and the nearby ruins. Walk through the historic center, where traces of Inca buildings are visible at every turn. The itinerary includes Coricancha, the Temple of the Sun; Plaza de Armas; the cathedral, with its silver altar and the mausoleum of the outstanding chronicler, the Peruvian mestizo Inca Garcilaso de la Vega; and the churches of Jesús María and El Triunfo. Nearby, we will also see historic Inca structures: the Sacsayhuamán fortress, Kenko, Puca-Pucara, and Tambomachay. In the evening, a special dinner with folklore entertainment. Return to the hotel for an overnight stay. (Route approximately 350 km.)

Day 8

The lost city of the Incas: Machu Picchu After an early breakfast, travel by coach to Ollantaytambo, then by train to Aguas Calientes at the foot of Machu Picchu, which the Spanish conquistadors never reached. The stone sanctuary city of Machu Picchu, known as the “lost city of the Incas” and included on the list of the SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD since July 2007, stands on a mountain summit reached by special tourist buses climbing the steep approach. Lunch or dinner, depending on the train schedule. Return by train and then by bus to Cusco. Overnight stay. (Route approximately 100 km.)

Day 9

The Sacred Valley of the Incas: Pisac and Ollantaytambo After breakfast, travel to the Sacred Valley of the Incas along the Urubamba River, which winds through the mountains. We will visit the colonial town of Pisac and then the ruins of the Inca fortress of Ollantaytambo. During the journey, there may be opportunities to meet Indigenous people herding llamas and alpacas. Lunch en route. Return via Chinchero, with a visit to the Main Square and the historic 17th-century colonial church. Return to the hotel for an overnight stay. (Route approximately 100 km.)

Day 10

Discovering colonial Lima and treasures of pre-Columbian art After breakfast, check out of the hotel and transfer to Cusco Airport. Flight to Lima. Tour colonial Lima, listed by UNESCO for its magnificent monuments from the Spanish Baroque period. The itinerary includes a walk through the old town, centered on Plaza Mayor and its cathedral, where we will visit the burial place of Francisco Pizarro, conqueror of the Inca Empire, followed by the Archbishop’s Palace, City Hall, and the Presidential Palace. We will also visit the Museum and Monastery of St. Francis with its impressive catacombs. Transfer for lunch. In the afternoon, visit the Larco Herrera Museum with the largest collections of pre-Columbian art, including the Gold, Textiles, and Erotic Pottery galleries. Return to the hotel for an overnight stay. (Route approximately 150 km.)

Day 11

Final moments and the journey home After breakfast, free time for last-minute shopping and, for those who wish, a walk along the Pacific. Lunch. In the afternoon, the return flight to Poland via one of the European airports; the Rainbow tour leader will provide the exact meeting time locally.

Day 12

Arrival in Warsaw Arrival at Warsaw Chopin Airport.

• Breakfasts and lunches or dinners according to the itinerary.

Itinerary notes - The itinerary is indicative and may change depending on political or weather conditions. For the New Year’s departure, the visit to the Larco Herrera Museum may be moved to another day. - The electricity supply in Peru is 220V. Plugs differ from European ones. - Banks and exchange offices do not accept 100 USD banknotes from the CB B2 series. - The order of the itinerary may change or be reversed. Additional information Accommodation Comfortable, tried-and-tested ***/**** hotels: the first 6 nights in a *** hotel and the remaining nights in a **** hotel. Rooms have bathrooms with toilets and often a TV and telephone. Rooms for 3 people have 3 separate beds. Included services The price includes scheduled flights Warsaw–Lima–Warsaw and the domestic flight Cusco–Lima; airport charges; accommodation in the hotels described above for 10 commenced hotel periods; transfers by air-conditioned coach or minibus and train; meals consisting of breakfasts and lunches or dinners according to the itinerary, served as a buffet or a set meal (starter, main course, dessert, and a hot drink); assistance from a Polish representative during check-in, with baggage checked through for the entire journey; a tour leader accompanying the group during the stay in Peru and Bolivia; the sightseeing itinerary described above; and TU Europa insurance covering personal accidents, medical expenses, and baggage. The price does not include admission fees to the sites visited, local guides, tips, and departure taxes (approximately 510 USD per person, payable to the tour leader); optional excursions listed in the itinerary; additional meals not included in the package price; or other personal expenses. Please provide the passport details needed to purchase train tickets to Machu Picchu. Please note that admission to Machu Picchu cannot be guaranteed without those passport details. Other information Flights: We offer comfortable flights with Air France / KLM. Flights from Amsterdam or Paris are operated by Boeing 747 aircraft (the “Jumbo Jet”) or Boeing 777 aircraft. Complimentary onboard service includes a sleep mask, earplugs, refreshing wipes, and disposable headphones. Catering consists of 2 meals during the flight, including one light meal and one hot lunch or dinner, with alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages. On B747 aircraft, there are overhead screens showing 1–2 films during the flight, as well as individual music channels. On B777 aircraft, there are individual entertainment systems with a screen in the seat in front, offering a choice of 80 films, a children’s channel, more than 200 music CDs, and more. Baggage allowance: cabin/hand baggage, 12 kg; checked baggage for Mexico/Venezuela, 2 x 23 kg; for other destinations, 1 x 20 kg. This information is indicative. The tour operator is not responsible for an airline changing the aircraft type or onboard service. Entry requirements Bolivia Entry into Bolivia is possible with a passport valid for at least 6 months from the planned departure date. On arrival in Bolivia, travelers should present the QR code generated online during entry registration. Travelers complete this procedure locally with the tour leader’s assistance; there is no need to complete any formalities before the trip begins. Peru Entry into Peru is possible with a passport. The document should be valid for at least 6 months from the planned date of entry into Peru.

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The route through Chile, Bolivia and Peru combines the Atacama Desert and Salar de Uyuni with Andean cities and Inca monuments. The itinerary includes La Paz, Lake Titicaca, Cusco and Machu Picchu. Domestic flights and meals are provided as specified in the itinerary. FULL PARTNER ITINERARY AND CONDITIONS Tour itinerary Day 1 Journey to Santiago de Chile Meet at the Rainbow check-in desk 2 hours before the aircraft’s departure, in the departure hall of F. Chopin Airport in Warsaw. Please check the current flight schedule at: r.pl/rozklady. Flight to Santiago de Chile via one of the European airports. Day 2 Santiago de Chile: a city of contrasts Arrival in Santiago de Chile. Chile’s capital is a city full of contrasts—skyscrapers intermingle with colonial monuments, while the entire city is surrounded by scenic hills. Santiago is considered one of the most important economic and cultural centers in all of South America. From La Moneda Presidential Palace in the government district, we will walk to the main square, passing the Palace of Justice and the Museum of Pre-Columbian Art. In the heart of Santiago, on Plaza de Armas, we will see the beautiful cathedral and historic seats of the most important institutions dating back to colonial times. We will also see the monument to the city’s founder, Pedro de Valdivia, and a monument dedicated to Chile’s indigenous people, the valiant Mapuche. We will then head to the foot of San Cristóbal Hill to experience the artistic atmosphere of Barrio Bellavista—a bohemian district favored by students and decorated with colorful murals—neighboring elegant Lastarria, famous for its street market of artistic souvenirs and a café full of magic. Finally, we will climb one of Santiago’s park hills to enjoy a panoramic view of the Chilean capital, with the Sanhattan district rising above it and the impressive Costanera tower. Transfer to the hotel, check-in, dinner and overnight stay. (Route approx. 50 km.) Day 3 Rainbow Valley and the mysteries of the Atacama Desert After an early breakfast (a breakfast box may be provided), transfer to the airport and flight to Calama, from where we will set off toward San Pedro de Atacama. The town, situated at approximately 2,440 m above sea level, is a green oasis in the middle of the Atacama Desert. The Atacama is considered the driest area in the world; some weather stations have never recorded rainfall! The desert’s harsh landscape posed a considerable challenge to competitors in the Dakar Rally, whose route once passed through the Atacama. Before arriving in San Pedro, we will walk through Valle del Arcoíris—Rainbow Valley—so named because of the unusual colors of the hills found there. A palette ranging from reds and purples to white creates a fairy-tale landscape. Transfer to the hotel, dinner and overnight stay. (Route approx. 170 km.) Day 4 El Tatio geysers and Moon Valley: discovering the wonders of the Atacama Before dawn (breakfast box for the road), we will travel north to one of the Atacama Desert’s greatest attractions, the El Tatio geysers. These are among the world’s highest-altitude geysers; they are located at approximately 4,300 m above sea level and look their best in the early morning. The geysers resemble miniature volcanoes which, instead of lava, spurt hot water, while the mineral formations left after the boiling water evaporates are exceptionally interesting. We will then head toward Cordillera de la Sal, where magnificent natural salt formations of extraordinary shapes can be admired. Next, transfer to Moon Valley, whose name comes from its truly cosmic landscape: dried-up lakes and earth cracked from lack of rain resemble the Moon. Return to the charming town of San Pedro. Dinner and overnight stay. Day 5 Bolivia: along the trail of colorful lagoons and flamingos After an early breakfast (a breakfast box may be provided for the road), travel toward the Bolivian border and transfer to jeeps (NOTE: the highest point reached on this day is situated at 4,850 m above sea level). Along the route we will see numerous high-altitude lakes called lagunas in Spanish, each captivating with different colors; among others, we will stop at the green Laguna Verde and see Laguna Blanca. After lunch, we will admire another one—Laguna Colorada. It is one of the most beautiful places in all Bolivia. The pigmentation of its waters depends on the presence of various species of algae. This shallow salt lake owes its popularity to its characteristic, intense red color. Numerous contrasting white stretches of borax can also be observed on its surface. This entire extraordinary phenomenon is set within a picturesque, pristine mountain landscape. Ruta de las Lagunas is also famous for the great numbers of flamingos gathering around its colorful waters. Laguna Colorada is inhabited mainly by pink short-billed flamingos. We will then see Árbol de Piedra, an unusual wind-carved rock formation resembling a tree approximately 7 m high. We will reach Uyuni late in the evening. Hotel check-in and overnight stay. (Route approx. 450 km.) Day 6 Railway heritage and the Uyuni salt flat: an expedition through Bolivia’s treasures After breakfast, we will visit the Train Cemetery, a unique place remaining from the railway boom of the late 19th century. It was connected with the rich mineral deposits discovered at that time and their transport from mines to ports on the Pacific coast. Today, nearly one hundred locomotives and railway cars abandoned many years ago can be found here. We will then travel to the world’s largest salt flat—Salar de Uyuni. This exceptionally flat (the difference in elevation is less than 41 cm), enormous salt desert covering approximately 10,000 km² guarantees amazing views. Saline rivers flow beneath a layer of salt several meters thick. We will have lunch on the salt flat and see a hotel built almost entirely from salt blocks, the area’s principal raw material, as well as the Dakar monument. An optional excursion is available to the Salt Sculpture Park with the Great Labyrinth and to watch a unique sunset over Salar de Uyuni (approx. USD 45). Return to the hotel and overnight stay in Uyuni. (Route approx. 240 km.) [Façade of the Basilica of St. Francis in Sucre with red entrance doors.] Day 7 La Paz: between heaven and earth in Bolivia’s capital After breakfast, flight and sightseeing in La Paz, Bolivia’s largest metropolis and one of the world’s highest cities (3,200–4,050 m above sea level). It was selected in a prestigious Seven Wonders of the World competition in the cities category. We will see, among other sights, the Church of St. Francis, the cathedral, the Government Palace and Congress. A visit to the Witches’ Market, where all manner of talismans and amulets can be purchased, will give us a thrill. After lunch, walk to the hotel, check-in and overnight stay. (Route approx. 40 km.) In the evening, an optional peña—a night of colorful and unique Bolivian folklore with a buffet dinner—is available (approx. USD 60). Day 8 Culture and traditions of Lake Titicaca After breakfast, we will travel toward the Bolivian–Peruvian border and then to Puno along a scenic road beside Titicaca—the highest navigable lake on Earth. Upon arrival, we offer a cruise to the floating Uros Islands (additional charge approx. USD 70). The islands, built from totora reeds, are inhabited by the Aymara people; we will learn about their homes, culture and customs. This is a one-of-a-kind and unforgettable encounter with the colorful, authentic, ancient culture of the people of Lake Titicaca. Transfer to the hotel, check-in, dinner and overnight stay. (Route approx. 270 km.) Day 9 Cuzco: capital of the Inca Empire and treasures of the Andes After breakfast, coach journey to Cuzco, the former capital of the Inca Empire. Along the way, we will stop at La Raya Pass, which forms the boundary between the Puno and Cusco regions, and in the pueblo of Checacupe on the Pitumarca River. This charming town, lost in time, is a guardian of Andean traditions. It is famous for its bridges: a colonial stone bridge and a hanging Inca bridge. This 15th-century structure, woven from ichu grass and built on the orders of the Inca ruler Inca Wiracocha, formed part of the extensive Qhapaq Ñan Inca road system. Beside the square stands one of the most beautiful 18th-century adobe churches, with original mestizo-colonial architecture and paintings of the Cuzco school. Arrival in Cusco, dinner, check-in and overnight stay. (Route approx. 400 km.) Day 10 The Inca heritage of Cuzco and the Sacred Valley of the Incas After breakfast, departure from central Cuzco for a walk through Sacsayhuamán, a complex of impressive temples often described as an “Inca fortress,” where Peru’s most famous Inti Raymi festival is still held today. In the afternoon, an optional excursion to Pisac in the Sacred Valley of the Incas is available at an additional charge (approx. USD 125, admission tickets included). This exceptional place in Inca history is characterized by extraordinarily fertile soil and magnificent landscapes. We will see alpacas, llamas and guanacos up close and tour the remains of the Inca city of Pisaq, a testament to the magnificent Inca culture and excellent preparation for exploring Machu Picchu. We will also visit the famous souvenir market in colonial Pisac, where we can try delicious corn served with cheese. Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight stay. Day 11 Magical Machu Picchu: a wonder of the world in the heart of the Andes Early in the morning (breakfast box for the road), a two-hour transfer to the railway station in Ollantaytambo, where we will begin our excursion to Machu Picchu (the train journey takes approx. 1.5 hours), one of the SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD (on the UNESCO list since 1983). Revealed to the world in 1911, the lost city of the Incas consists of astonishing stone structures spread across a hundred terraces. The scale and beauty of this place convey the extraordinary richness of Inca culture. Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight stay. (Route approx. 230 km.) Day 12 Cuzco: hidden treasures of the Incas Breakfast and a walking tour of Cuzco’s old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The itinerary includes Plaza de Armas, the cathedral with a picture gallery housing masterpieces of the Cuzco school of painting, and the former Temple of the Sun—Coricancha. The adventurous may try guinea pig (included). After lunch, transfer to the airport and flight to Lima. Transfer to the hotel and overnight stay. (Route approx. 30 km.) Day 13 The gems of colonial Lima After breakfast, check-out from the hotel, followed by sightseeing in the colonial district: Plaza Mayor with the impressive palace housing the seat of government, the cathedral (mausoleum of the Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro), and the Monastery of St. Francis. Stop at the historic Desamparados railway station, the starting point of a route designed in the 19th century by engineer Ernest Malinowski. Then visit the Larco Herrera Museum, housed in a historic building and presenting a detailed overview of Peru’s pre-Columbian history as well as remarkable collections of gold objects, ceramics and textiles. Transfer to the airport. Return flight to Poland via one of the European airports (the exact meeting time will be provided locally by the Rainbow tour leader). Day 14 Return to Warsaw Arrival at F. Chopin Airport in Warsaw. Notes on the itinerary The tour leader does not guide visitors around Machu Picchu—the assigned route is toured under the care of a local English-speaking guide, in groups of several to a dozen or more people. The order in which itinerary points are carried out may change or be reversed. On domestic flights, the allowance is 20 kg of checked baggage and 5 kg of hand baggage with maximum dimensions of 25 x 35 x 45 cm, in the form of a bag or backpack. The fee for a cabin suitcase is approx. USD 36. If there is no flight or no seats are available on the Uyuni–La Paz flight, the journey will be made by comfortable coach. The tour does not use the TGS (Tour Guide System). Note! Passport details must be provided when booking the tour in order to arrange the journey and entry to Machu Picchu. If no passport is available on the purchase date, the sale is subject to confirmation. Bringing products of organic origin (food) into Chile is prohibited, including those received on board the aircraft. People with respiratory illnesses (e.g. asthma), heart disease or high blood pressure should consult a doctor about their trip. To check in online and select aircraft seats (an option available from 30 hours before departure), please contact the agent at the office handling your booking. Additional information Accommodation *** hotels and hostels Rooms: double rooms with bathrooms, with the possibility of 1 extra bed. Services The price includes: scheduled flights from Warsaw to Santiago de Chile and from Lima to Warsaw (via one of the European airports), domestic flights according to the itinerary, airport charges, transfers: airport–hotel–airport, the itinerary as above, accommodation in the hotels stated above, meals according to the itinerary (breakfasts and dinners or lunch/lunch box), tour leader assistance, and a TU Europa insurance package (personal accident, medical expenses, Assistance and baggage). The price does not include: admission tickets to visited sites, local guides, tips (approx. USD 580/person, payable to the tour leader), purchase of optional excursions listed in the itinerary, additional meals not included in the package-tour price, or other personal expenses. When paying the package to the tour leader using USD 100 banknotes, only 2009A-series (blue) banknotes are accepted. Note! Passport details must be provided when booking the tour in order to arrange the journey and entry to Machu Picchu. If no passport is available on the purchase date, the sale is subject to confirmation. Other Below is a list of tips and items that must be brought, as well as those we recommend keeping with you: 1. Passport (we also recommend bringing a photocopy of the passport and keeping a photo of the personal-details page on your phone). 2. A bag or small pouch that can be worn under clothing (to protect documents and currency, especially while sightseeing in cities). 3. High-UV sun protection: sunglasses, sunscreen, protective lip balm, cap or hat, and a scarf/shawl to protect the back of the neck. 4. Warm winter clothing: trekking trousers, fleece, jacket, hat, gloves and a small thermos (temperatures at Tatio may reach -10°C). 5. Trekking or sports shoes with non-slip soles. 6. Water shoes, flip-flops or other footwear that can get wet (in January–February). 7. A lightweight rain jacket or poncho. 8. Repellent—mosquito and insect repellent containing DEET. 9. Painkillers, anti-diarrheal medication, and moisturizing eye and/or nasal drops. 10. Airlines prohibit carrying inhalation oxygen on aircraft (it is flammable). Currencies: The recommended currency is USD (EURO can also be exchanged). Undamaged banknotes are accepted; USD 100 CB B2-series banknotes are not accepted. Local currencies (peso or sol) are used in all countries. USD payments are generally accepted in souvenir shops (except in Chile). Card payments are accepted in Chile and Peru (not everywhere). Power outlets: Chile: type L (thin pins); Bolivia and Peru: type C or A (thick pins; thin pins also work). It is advisable to bring a universal adapter. Entry-requirement information Bolivia Entry into Bolivia is possible with a passport valid for at least 6 months from the planned departure date. When entering Bolivia, tourists should present a QR code generated online when registering their entry. Travelers complete this procedure locally with the tour leader’s assistance—there is no need to complete any formalities before the tour begins. Chile Entry into Chile is possible with a passport. The document should be valid for at least 6 months from the planned date of return home. After arriving in Chile, a completed SAG declaration must be presented at the airport. The form can be completed: - online before the journey begins (https://dj.sag.gob.cl/declaracion-jurada) - online at the destination airport (after scanning the QR code displayed at the airport) - on paper (forms are available at the airport in the baggage-claim hall, beside the carousels) When crossing the Chilean border by land during the touring itinerary, travelers complete the online declaration with the tour leader’s assistance. Peru Entry into Peru is possible with a passport. The document should be valid for at least 6 months from the planned date of entry into Peru.

Dates

2027-03-11–2027-03-24

Travelers

2 travelers; double room

Included

International airfare and domestic flights as listed in the itinerary, accommodations, specified meals, transfers, a tour leader, and insurance as detailed in the product description.

Not included

Optional excursions, meals and beverages not included in the itinerary, and personal expenses. Approximately 580 USD per person, payable to the tour leader: admission tickets, local guides, and tips.

Itinerary

The complete day-by-day itinerary (14 stages) is rendered above and covers all transportation, flights, accommodations, meals, sightseeing and optional activities stated by Rainbow.

Partner conditions

All schedule changes, accommodation notes, baggage limits, health/altitude guidance, passport and entry formalities, included services, exclusions, optional excursions and payment conditions remain exactly as stated by Rainbow on the linked offer page. The itinerary may be reordered. Travelers must verify current entry rules and flight times before departure.

• Breakfasts and dinners or lunch/boxed lunch
• Santiago de Chile, Atacama, Valley of the Moon, Uyuni, La Paz, Titicaca, Cusco, Machu Picchu, Lima
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• Day/stage 9 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 10 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 11 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 12 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 13 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 14 covered in the full itinerary
• The itinerary order may change
• Valid travel documents and current entry requirements apply
• Optional excursions and personal expenses are excluded unless the source states otherwise

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A journey through Peru, Ecuador and Colombia includes Lima, Cusco and Machu Picchu, followed by Quito and Bogotá. The itinerary also leads to the Cocora Valley and Cartagena. Visits to successive regions are complemented by domestic flights, accommodation and tour leader assistance during the trip. FULL PARTNER ITINERARY AND CONDITIONS Tour itinerary Day 1 Start of the tour: flight to Lima Meet at the Rainbow check-in desk 2 hours before the aircraft's departure in the departures hall at F. Chopin Airport in Warsaw. Please check the current flight schedule at: r.pl/rozklady. Flight to Lima via one of the European airports. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel, check-in, dinner and overnight stay. Day 2 Inca treasures of Cusco: History and culture in the Center of the World Breakfast (or breakfast box) and flight to Cusco. We will begin sightseeing in the historic center of Qosco—the Inca Navel of the World, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Along the way, we will see the Monument to Pachacutec—the Inca ruler who built the Empire—and then visit the former Temple of the Sun—Coricancha—and the cathedral rising by Plaza de Armas, with an art gallery housing masterpieces of the Cusco school of painting. After lunch, we will head toward Pisac, stopping in Cochahuasi—the Andean Animal Sanctuary—for a face-to-face encounter with a condor. Check-in and overnight stay in the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Day 3 Free day for relaxation and optional excursions After breakfast, an opportunity to see firsthand how magnificently the Incas were able to build in the mountains. The Inca city of Pisaq, with its impressive temple, administrative and agricultural sectors, is a testament to the exceptional Inca culture and, at the same time, excellent preparation for conquering Machu Picchu (optional excursion, approx. USD 85). Around noon, transfer to the railway station in Ollantaytambo, from where we will depart by train for the settlement of Machu Picchu Pueblo, formerly known as Aguas Calientes (train journey with hand luggage only). Upon arrival, check-in at the hotel, dinner and overnight stay. [For those already familiar with Machu Picchu, from March to November, there is an opportunity to participate in a trekking excursion to the Rainbow Mountains—Montaña de Colores—with the famous Vinicunca peak (in an international group with an English-speaking guide), with an overnight stay in Cusco instead of Machu Picchu Pueblo—when requested at the time of signing the contract]. Day 4 Expedition to Machu Picchu: the enchanted city of the Incas After breakfast, transfer to the Inca city of Machu Picchu to visit this extraordinary place, recognized as one of the 7 WONDERS OF THE WORLD and inscribed on the UNESCO List in 1983. Revealed to the world in 1911, the lost city of the Incas consists of remarkable stone structures situated on a hundred terraces. The scale and beauty of this place provide an idea of the extraordinarily rich Inca culture. Return by train and bus to Cusco for dinner and an overnight stay. Day 5 Welcome to Quito: discovering the charm of Ecuador Breakfast, transfer to the airport, flight to Quito (a connection in Lima is possible). In the event of an evening or night flight, lunch in Cusco and free time or an opportunity to join an optional excursion to the charming surrounding areas, e.g. Chinchero, Moray or Maras. After arrival in Quito, dinner (in the case of a daytime flight), check-in at the hotel and overnight stay. Day 6 Journey through Quito: colonial treasures and equatorial wonders After breakfast, we will set out to explore Quito (the second-highest capital city in the world), one of the most beautiful colonial cities of Andean America, situated in the Guaillabamba Valley at the foot of Pichincha Volcano (4,879 m above sea level). Numerous valuable monuments located in the Old Town date from the colonial period. We will see its architectural gems, such as the churches of San Francisco and La Compañía, Plaza Grande with the Presidential Palace and the 16th-century Cathedral, and the imposing National Basilica. We will also enjoy a panorama of the city from Panecillo Hill and visit the Inti Ñan Museum, where, in addition to taking photos while standing in both hemispheres at once, we will be surprised by physical phenomena that occur only at the equator. In the afternoon (for those interested and as time permits), we suggest relaxing at the Papallacta Hot Springs, where the road, crossing the Eastern Cordillera of the Andes, runs through the Antisana and Cayambe-Coca Reserves. Bathing in the warm waters (30–40°C), known for their therapeutic properties, at the Papallacta resort offers true relaxation amid paradisiacal nature and hummingbirds (price approx. USD 75 per person). Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight stay. Day 7 Free day for relaxation and optional excursions Breakfast. On this day, we suggest an unforgettable optional excursion to Cotopaxi National Park, featuring Cotopaxi Volcano, 5,897 m above sea level—the highest active volcano in the world. Along the way, we will discover the charms of Ecuadorian nature and see the unique volcanic landscape of the National Park, including so-called lahars, rocky fragments flowing from volcanoes, and flora characteristic of the páramo zone. After reaching the parking area at the foot of Cotopaxi, those interested may hike to the José Rivas refuge at 4,864 m above sea level (hiking boots, warm and waterproof clothing, a hat and high-SPF sunscreen are recommended). The visit to the National Park will be complemented by a walk along the shore of Lake Limpiopungo—a glacial lake that is a habitat for numerous bird species such as ducks, ibises, Andean gulls and shorebirds—and is often visited by horses living wild on the páramo (approx. USD 120 per person; the excursion operates with a minimum of 10 participants and favorable conditions allowing it to be conducted safely). Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight stay. Day 8 Bogotá: a metropolis of gold and modern contrasts After breakfast, transfer to the airport and flight to Bogotá. Colombia's capital will make our heads spin, not only because of its location at 2,640 m above sea level, but also because of the city's size. The metropolis has four times the population of Warsaw and is a city of contrasts, where modernity coexists with colonial history. Bogotá is a city of museums, and we will not fail to visit one of them, e.g. the Gold Museum with its rich collection of pre-Columbian gold artifacts and jewelry, or the Botero Museum, presenting the works and collection of Colombia's most famous artist, Fernando Botero, known as the Colombian Rubens (depending on the day of arrival and museum opening days). We will also take a walk through La Candelaria—the oldest district of the capital—along the colorful Embudo Street to the lively Chorro de Quevedo square, and onward to the heart of the city, the central Bolívar Square with the Cathedral, Congress and Palace of Justice. Check-in at the hotel, dinner and overnight stay. Day 9 Coffee odyssey: the flavors and aromas of Colombia After breakfast, transfer to the airport and flight to the famous coffee region. Transfer to the charming town of Salento, regarded as one of Colombia's most atmospheric places. Colorful houses with hammocks on their balconies, handicrafts and excellent coffee will appeal to everyone. We will visit a plantation typical of the region, where we will receive baskets to pick red coffee cherries. We will also explain the coffee-production process, and finally taste the famous Colombian beverage. Colombia is among the world's largest coffee exporters after Brazil and Vietnam. Another tasting awaits us at dinner, when a local delicacy will be served—trout with "patacón," a fried plantain cake. Check-in at the hotel and overnight stay. Day 10 Valley of the Wax Palms: trekking and Colombian nature After breakfast, it is time to experience the unique natural environment of the remarkable Cocora Valley. We will travel to the wax palm valley, Valle de Cocora, which forms part of the UNESCO-listed Coffee Cultural Landscape of Colombia, in legendary Willys jeeps (the lucky ones will be able to ride standing up). More than 300 species of palm grow in Colombia, of which the wax palm is the best known. The entire valley is exceptionally green, making horseback riding and trekking among the tallest palms in the world a pure pleasure. It is also a favorite place of colorful hummingbirds, for whose diversity Colombia is famous—a country inhabited by half of all hummingbird species in the world. Return to Salento for dinner and an overnight stay. Day 11 Flight to Cartagena, time to relax After breakfast, transfer to the airport and flight to Cartagena de Indias. Transfer to the hotel in Cartagena and a free afternoon for relaxation. Dinner and overnight stay. Day 12 Colonial pearl of the Caribbean: Cartagena de Indias After breakfast, we will explore Cartagena de Indias, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. It is one of the most important cities in the Caribbean basin and, at the same time, one of the world's most beautiful colonial cities. It was here that the Spaniards accumulated treasures plundered in the New World, which prompted frequent pirate attacks. Impressive fortifications were therefore built to defend the city. We will visit the most imposing of the forts, Castillo San Felipe de Barajas. From La Popa Hill, crowned by a historic monastery, we will take in the entire city, while in the heart of Cartagena's old town, enclosed by defensive walls, we will admire beautiful churches, colonial houses and captivating colorful streets. The charm of the Old Town and Getsemaní is also recorded in the pages of several novels by the famous Colombian Nobel laureate Gabriel García Márquez. Return to the hotel for relaxation, dinner and overnight stay. Day 13 Free day for relaxation and optional excursions Breakfast at the hotel. On the free day, we invite you to participate in optional excursions. For relaxation, it is worth sailing to one of the Islas del Rosario to rest on a Caribbean island with a tropical climate and intensely blue sea (approx. USD 175 per person, including lunch). For nature lovers, we suggest a visit to the most natural bird park in the world— Aviario Nacional de Colombia, home to 170 bird species, where we will encounter, among others, flamingos, toucans, parrots, cock-of-the-rocks, owls, ibises, vultures and many others (approx. USD 75 per person, including the “Birds on Fly” show). For entertainment, meanwhile—Chiva Rumbera, or Cartagena by night aboard a wild, colorful and illuminated chiva bus, which offers a chance to experience the city's hot atmosphere to Latin rhythms (approx. USD 65 per person). Day 14 Farewell to Colombia: return to Poland After breakfast, check-out from the hotel rooms and free time for last-minute shopping. In the afternoon, transfer to the airport in Cartagena for the return flight to Poland. Day 15 Arrival in Poland Arrival in Poland. Additional information Accommodation Hotels or hostels/haciendas/pousadas *** (according to the tour operator's rating)—generally small and comfortable. Rooms: comfortably furnished double rooms (extra beds possible) with a bathroom (shower, toilet, towels). Services The price includes a scheduled flight (with a connection in Amsterdam or Paris), domestic flights (connecting flights are possible), airport charges, hotel accommodation as described in double rooms (13 commenced hotel nights), meals according to the itinerary, the sightseeing program, airport–hotel–airport transfers, tour leader assistance in Peru, Ecuador and Colombia, local guides, and TU Europa insurance (personal accident, medical expenses and luggage). The price does not include: the cost of admission tickets to visited sites, local guides, gratuities (approx. USD 490 per person, payable to the tour leader), the purchase of optional excursions listed in the itinerary, or additional meals not included in the price of the travel package and other personal expenses. Note! One month before departure, please complete the passport details in the Travella system, which are required to purchase tickets for the domestic flight. Entry requirements information Ecuador Entry into Ecuador is possible with a passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry into Ecuador. Colombia Entry into Colombia is possible with a passport. The document should remain valid throughout the entire stay. Before commencing the journey (no earlier than 72 hours before departure, and no later than one hour before check-in), the “Check-Mig” form must be completed (via https://apps.migracioncolombia.gov.co/pre-registro/en/). The above form must also be completed before returning to Poland. Peru Entry into Peru is possible with a passport. The document should be valid for at least 6 months from the planned date of entry into Peru.

Dates

2026-10-30–2026-11-13

Travelers

2 travelers; double room

Included

International airfare and domestic flights as listed in the itinerary, accommodations, specified meals, transfers, a tour leader, and insurance as detailed in the product description.

Not included

Optional excursions, meals and beverages not included in the itinerary, and personal expenses. Approximately 490 USD per person, payable to the tour leader: admission tickets, local guides, and tips.

Itinerary

The complete day-by-day itinerary (15 stages) is rendered above and covers all transportation, flights, accommodations, meals, sightseeing and optional activities stated by Rainbow.

Partner conditions

All schedule changes, accommodation notes, baggage limits, health/altitude guidance, passport and entry formalities, included services, exclusions, optional excursions and payment conditions remain exactly as stated by Rainbow on the linked offer page. The itinerary may be reordered. Travelers must verify current entry rules and flight times before departure.

• As listed in the itinerary
• Lima, Cusco, Machu Picchu, Quito, Bogota, Cocora, Cartagena de Indias
• Day/stage 1 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 2 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 3 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 4 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 5 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 6 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 7 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 8 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 9 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 10 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 11 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 12 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 13 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 14 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 15 covered in the full itinerary
• The itinerary order may change
• Valid travel documents and current entry requirements apply
• Optional excursions and personal expenses are excluded unless the source states otherwise

The full partner itinerary and conditions were read from this exact offer page. The itinerary is indicative and may be changed or reversed by the organizer. Price and availability relate only to the stated option; no booking or hold was made.

The current price and availability will be confirmed before booking.

A multi-country tour leads through Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Argentina and Brazil. Among the main points are Machu Picchu, Salar de Uyuni, Laguna Colorada, Atacama, Salta and Iguazú waterfalls. The trip ends in Rio de Janeiro, where a return to Poland is planned. FULL PROGRAMME AND PARTNER CONDITIONS Tour plan Day 1 Meeting at F. Chopin Airport in Warsaw at the check-in desk Rainbow two hours before departure. A cruise to Lima (with a transfer at one of the European airports). Current Please check the schedules at r.pl/dimensions. Arrival to Lima, briefing passport, then transfer to the hotel. Dinner and accommodation. (Trace approx. 30 km). Day 2 Cusco: the corners of the sacred Inca Valley After breakfast, transfer to the airport and fly Cusco, whose old town It is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. City, located in The southern part of Peru at 3326 m above sea level was founded by the first ruler of the Inca Manco Capaca in the 12th century. In 1533 it remained acquired by Francisco Pizarro troops. On the Plaza de Armas program, a cathedral with a pinacote collecting masterpieces of the Kuzken School of Painting and the old sun temple - Coricancha. After a dinner ride on accommodation in the Holy Inca Valley. Day 3 Machu Picchu: Lost Inca City After breakfast, a trip to the railway station to Ollantaytambo, from where start a trip to Machu Picchu (the train travels approximately 1.5 hours), one of the seven wonders of the World (as of 1983 included on the UNESCO list). Discovered for the world in 1911, the lost city of Inca is amazing, rock structures, lying on hundreds of terraces. The size and beauty of this place give an idea of an extremely rich Inca culture. Tour pilot does not tour Machu Picchu – tour of the assigned route takes place take care of a local English-speaking guide, in several or a dozen-man groups. After dinner ride to the hotel in Cusco. Overnight. Day 4 Free day and optional optional excursions After breakfast you can take part in a half-day trip to Inca and colonial Pisac in Valle Sagrada (price approx. 125 USD/person). This fertile valley occupies a unique place in the history of the Inca people. Except fantastic landscapes will be an opportunity to meet Andean camels - lam and alpak. We will visit the remains of the Inca settlement Pisaq, a testament to the wonderful Inca culture and visit famous market with souvenirs in colonial Pisac. Back to Cusco for a meal And a night trip to La Paz. In case of daily flight execution (in some days of the week) we offer the opportunity to participate in the half-day a trip to the Yungas Valley, which separates the Andean Cordiliar from The Amazon basin. This is a gateway to Bolivian Amazonia, abounding in amazing landscapes – from snowy mountains to fog forest to a jungle where coffee, cocoa, coke and tropical fruit are grown. Day 5 La Paz: a city on the roof of the world Upon arrival at La Paz transfer to the hotel, breakfast and rest. Then a tour of La Paz, one of the highest situated cities on The world (3200 - 4050 m above sea level). Although La Paz is not the capital of Bolivia It houses the seat of President and Congress. We will see among others: the church of St. Francis, the cathedral and the viewing point. The thrills will give us a visit to the witch market where you can acquire various talismans and amulets. Back to hotel, dinner and accommodation. Route about 30 km. Day 6 Expedition to Salar de Uyuni: a saltfield exploring magic Bolivia At an early departure to Uyuni breakfast in the form of a breakfast package Box. The village is famous for its largest salt pit in the world - Salar de Uyuni. Tourists from all over the world come to Bolivia to watch this miracle Nature. This world's largest “salt” lying at an altitude of 3653 m. n.p.m., is an unusual flat, huge salt desert with an area of about 10 000 km2. Solar located in the heart of the Altiplano plateau surround volcanoes and there are several ‘island’ on it. Desert in dry season cover characteristic hexagons, resembling a honeycomb, However, after the rains the desert becomes a blue and white mirror with Fatamorgan effect. This absolutely unique and magical place gets laid to the most beautiful landscapes on earth. A special souvenir with There are pictures with perspective. The salt pit and the surroundings are visited Jeeps. On that day we will go towards Locomotive Cemetery, which is a relic after the expansion of the railway, which fell on the 19th-XX century. He was bound with rich mineral deposits discovered at that time and their transport from mine to ports on the Pacific coast. Now it's close. Hundred locomotives and wagons abandoned many years ago. Then We will enter the salt pit, where we will see a hotel almost entirely made of salt blocks, the main raw material in the area and the Dakar monument. After dinner. back to Uyuni, accommodation in hotel and accommodation. Route approx. 200 km Day 7 Through the mountains and lagoons to the Atakama Desert After an early breakfast (possible breakfast box for the road) crossing in direction of the border with Chile (the highest point we will find ourselves in this The day is located at 4 850 m above sea level). This day will be a paradise for photographers. Along the route we will see numerous volcanoes and mountain lakes called lagoons in Spanish, each of which delights with different colors, We will stop at, among others, Green Laguna Verde and drive past White Laguna Blanca. Another one is Laguna Colorada, one of the the most beautiful places in Bolivia. Water pigmentation depends on the presence of different species of algae and crustaceans. It's a salty and shallow lake. its popularity owes to its distinctive, intense red colour. In addition, we can observe numerous, contrasting white borax. Ruta de las Lagunas is also famous with very numerous flamingos, focusing around Colored waters. Laguna Colorado is mostly home to pink flamingos Short-lived. Lunch break. In the evening access to the accommodation Chilean settlement of San Pedro de Atacama. (Trace approx. 450 km). Town located approximately 2440 m above sea level, it is a green oasis in the middle Atakama Desert. Attackama is considered the most dry area The world, some weather stations have never recorded Rainfall! The harsh landscape of the desert was a challenge for participants in the Dakar rally, which led through Atakama to Valparaiso. Day 8 Exploration of the Moon Valley in Los Flamencos National Park Breakfast and drive to Los Flamencos National Park where is located Valle de la Luna (Moon Valley). We're going through. Cordillera de la Sal band, where you can admire the magnificent, natural salt formations with amazing shapes. Then passing through The Moon Valley, which owes its name to a cosmic existence landscape: dried lakes and cracked with no rain, They look like the moon. Back to hotel, dinner and accommodation. (Trace approx. 50 km). Day 9 Purmamarca and Salta: colorful wonders of the Andes After breakfast, a trip towards the border with Argentina and crossing Andy to Purmamarca (2324 m) where we will admire Could have been Hill of Seven Colors. This beautiful scenic route is also known for the Dakar rally. We'll drive past the Quebrada de Gorge Humahuaca, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List with because of his incredible rainbow composition. Accommodation, dinner And a night in Salta. (Trace approx. 600 km). Day 10 The Inca history trail: Salta and Buenos Aires After breakfast a short visit to Salta, which they call “La Linda”, means beautiful, due to its picturesque location at the foot of the Andes. First in order to visit the Archaeological Museum of the High MAAM Mountains (in case of its periodic closure, departure to the hill Cerro San Bernardo with a magnificent panorama of Salta and the surrounding area), where we will see one of the three perfectly preserved mummies of children sacrificed The Indian gods that were found at the top of the volcano Llullaillaco. Then we will see the main square, St. Francis church and the cathedral. After dinner, a flight to Buenos Aires. Accommodation, The night. (Trace approx. 30 km). Day 11 Buenos Aires: Tango between History and Modernity After breakfast, a walk in the central districts of Buenos Aires, which It is called Paris of South America. The city is natural, Gourmet, and the sensuality of tango will seduce everyone. We will see, among others, historical city square - Plaza de Mayo, with famous Casa Rosada - headquarters President, Metropolitan Cathedral and El Cabildo - colonial building City Council. We're also going to take a walk down the old port and today The exclusive Puerto Madero district. Then we'll go to the widest street of the world, Avenida 9 de Julio to Obelisk being one of the symbols Argentine capital. Dinner at the hotel or in a nearby restaurant. Time free to shop on one of the main shopping streets: Florida. Possible will also participate in the trip "Buenos na Bis" to the remoter districts of the tango capital (about 70 USD/person). Evening for the volunteers, dinner. and tango show (additionally payable approx. 140 USD/person). Important: The Lords are obliged Long pants. Day 12 Great Water Iguazu: Brazilian side of waterfalls After breakfast, transfer to the airport and fly to Puerto Iguazu. Pass to the park and touring the Brazilian site famous around the world Iguaçu waterfalls, which in Indian Guaraní means ‘great water’. Walk along the trail during which we will admire the magnificent cascades water flowing from different heights, but our main goal The expedition will meet the largest waterfall of Iguaçu called Garganta del Diablo - Devil's Garbage, more than 70 m tall. Bang falling off the basalt shelf of water masses and the omnipresent mist is An unforgettable experience. For volunteers - water safaris, i.e. a trip under waterfalls boats similar to dinghys (price approx. 130 USD/person). On The end of the elevator will take us to the top of the waterfalls and once again will be an opportunity to take further exceptional pictures. After dinner. travel to the hotel, accommodation and accommodation. (Trace approx. 70 km). Of which day, evening for volunteers Latino Brasil Show with dinner (c. 90 USD/person) or Dance Performance at the interface of three neighbouring countries Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay talking about the rich culture of these countries with refreshment (depending on the availability of places, approx. 80 USD/person). [Panorama Rio de Janeiro with a monument of Christ the Redeemer on top Corcovado.] Day 13 Rio de Janeiro: between the beaches and wonders of the world After breakfast we invite you to participate in a trip to a natural miracle Paraguay - Saltos del Monday waterfall, near the city of Presidente Franco, to which we will cross Rio Parana with the latest bridge Integration (about 80 USD/person, hourly delivery from Foz to Iguazu). Then fly to Rio de Janeiro and explore one of the the most beautiful cities in the world. In case of late arrival, implementation of the programme during subsequent days of stay. Amazing views, favele composed among hills and many kilometers of beaches Make Rio called the Wonderful City. We'll take the train to top of Corcovado mountain, where there is a famous, 38 m tall statue Christ the Savior. In 2007, it was considered one of the seven new The wonders of the world. Then a ride to the “red beach” - Praia Vermelha, from where the cable car will take us to the top of the hill Pão de Açúcar (field: Head of Sugar, 396 m above sea level). Accommodation, dinner, during We will have the opportunity to taste the famous Brazilian beef in Churrascaria and see how it is given. Rodízio de carne. Overnight (Trace approx. 50 km). Day 14 Free day or optional optional excursions Free day for beaching. During the rest we offer trips optional: trip to Faveli (approx. 75 USD/person), unforgettable flight View helicopter over Rio de Janeiro (approx. 270 - 300 USD/person for 30 min). The full list of optional excursions will be presented on site by the pilot Trips. Dinner tonight. Overnight. Day 15 Last purchases and return to Poland After breakfast, accommodation from the hotel. Continuation of visiting Rio de Vietnam or free time for shopping. Then transfer to the airport and flight return to Poland (accurate collection times will be given on the pilot site Rainbow). Day 16 Arrival to Poland Arrival to Chopin Airport in Warsaw. Remarks to the programme - The order of implementation of the programme points may change or Turn around. - Please take anti-slip footwear, repellents and light footwear rain jacket for a walk in Iguaçu. - Some internal flights in Argentina have a limit. Main luggage 15 kg. (extra charge for excess baggage possible) - NOTE: for citizens of the United States, Asian countries, Canada and India vaccinations for yellow fever are compulsory "A visa is required for citizens of the United States and Ukraine entering Bolivia. - People with respiratory disease (e. g. asthma), heart or hypertension should consult your doctor. - Tour is not supported in TGS (Tour Guide System) IMPORTANT: Passport details ( Passport number, date of issue and expiry date) must be completed for bookings up to 30 days before the date departure. If the sale takes place later, please immediately complementing these data. Due to limited availability of tickets on Machu Picchu, the customer may be asked to supplement earlier data, therefore please complete data on confirmation booking. Important information on the implementation of the programme: The tour pilot doesn't show you around after Machu Picchu - the tour takes place under local care, An English-speaking guide. Additional information Accommodation Hotels with a standard **/*** (14 hotel days started) Rooms: all hotels have bathrooms. Most hotels has air-conditioned rooms. Benefits Price includes: flight to Lima, return from Rio de Vietnam (with transfer to one of the European ports) and flights internal (possible flights with transfers), airport charges, transfers: airport - hotel - airport, j. program, accommodation in j. (14 hotel days started), board by programme (breakfast + lunch or lunch/lunch box), pilot care in Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Bolivia and Peru, insurance package TU Europe (NNW, KL, Assistance and baggage). The price does not include: tickets to the visited facilities, local guides, tips, (amount approx. 580 USD/person payable to the pilot parties. If you have a $100 banknote - only from the 2009A series - blue), purchase of optional trips, and additional meals not included in the price of the package and other personal expenses. Other Below you will find a list of tips and things that belong with you it is necessary to take and those that we recommend to carry with us: 1. Passport (it is also recommended to take a photocopy of the passport and having a photo of a page with personal data on your phone). 2. Bag or small sachet to be placed under the clothing (to secure documents and currency, especially while visiting cities). 3. Sun protection with high UV filter: glasses, cream, lipstick mouth protector, hat or hat, scarf/shape for neck protection 4. Warm winter clothes: trekking trousers, fleece, jacket, hat, gloves and a small thermos. 5. Trekking or sports shoes with non-slip sole. 6. Water boots, flip-flops or other wet shoes (for a period of time January - February). 7. Light raincoat or cape. 8. Beach towel and swimwear 9. Repellent – a means against mosquitoes and insects from DEET. 10. Pain pills, antidiarrhea, moisturizing drops eyes and/or nose. 11. The airline bans air intake oxygen (these are flammable agents). Health: The program will require frequent early rise and fitness Health. Night flights can also happen. Some participants may be affected by signs of a height condition, the effects of which may be eliminate local means. Before leaving, it is worth consulting a first contact doctor to select appropriate prophylaxis. Currency: Recommended currency is USD (EURO can also be exchanged), accepted Undamaged banknotes are not accepted USD 100 series CB B2. Local currencies apply in all countries. Card payments are accepted, but not everywhere, it is recommended to have cash as well. Nest: Chile and Brazil type L - thin pains, thick ones should have transition (in Brazil often 110V voltage). Bolivia and Peru type C or And, thick pains, thin ones work too. Argentina type Australian - flat pains set at an angle to each other, in the shape of Λ. Common adapted to European. It is worth getting a universal adapter. Look out! For online check-in with selection of seats on the aircraft (optional from 30 hours before departure), please report to his salesman for tickets. Entry information Argentina Entry into Argentina is possible on the basis of a passport. The document should be valid throughout the planned stay. Bolivia Entry into Bolivia is possible on the basis of a passport valid at least 6 months after the planned date of departure. When entering Bolivia, tourists should show the QR code generated online on entry registration. This procedure is carried out by travellers with help On-site pilot – no need to complete any formalities before the event begins. Brazil Entry into Brazil is possible on the basis of a passport, valid at least 6 months after the planned date of return. Passport details ( Passport number, date of issue and expiry date) must be completed for bookings up to 30 days before the date departure. If the sale takes place later, please immediately complementing these data. Chile Entry into Chile is possible on the basis of a passport. Document should be valid at least 6 months after the planned date of return to The country. Upon arrival in Chile, a completed declaration must be made at the airport. SAG. Form can be completed: - online before you start travelling (https://dj.sag.gob.cl/declaracion-jurata) - online at the destination airport (after scanning the QR code visible in airport) - in paper form (forms are available at the airport in the reception hall luggage - at the straps) In case of crossing the border with Chile by land during implementation of the travelling event Travellers complete the online declaration with pilot's help. Peru Entry into Peru is possible on the basis of a passport. Document should be valid at least 6 months after the planned date of entry into Peru.

Dates

2026-11-26–2026-12-11

Travelers

2 travelers; double room

Included

International airfare and domestic flights as listed in the itinerary, accommodations, specified meals, transfers, a tour leader, and insurance as detailed in the product description.

Not included

Optional excursions, meals and beverages not included in the itinerary, and personal expenses. Approximately 580 USD per person, payable to the tour leader: admission tickets, local guides, and tips.

Itinerary

The complete day-by-day itinerary (15 stages) is rendered above and covers all transportation, flights, accommodations, meals, sightseeing and optional activities stated by Rainbow.

Partner conditions

All schedule changes, accommodation notes, baggage limits, health/altitude guidance, passport and entry formalities, included services, exclusions, optional excursions and payment conditions remain exactly as stated by Rainbow on the linked offer page. The itinerary may be reordered. Travelers must verify current entry rules and flight times before departure.

• Breakfasts and dinners or lunch/boxed lunch
• Machu Picchu, Cusco, Uyuni, Laguna Colorada, Atacama, Salta, Purmamarca, Iguazú, Rio de Janeiro
• Day/stage 1 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 2 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 3 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 4 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 5 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 6 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 7 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 8 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 9 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 10 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 11 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 12 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 13 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 14 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 15 covered in the full itinerary
• The itinerary order may change
• Valid travel documents and current entry requirements apply
• Optional excursions and personal expenses are excluded unless the source states otherwise

The full partner itinerary and conditions were read from this exact offer page. The itinerary is indicative and may be changed or reversed by the organizer. Price and availability relate only to the stated option; no booking or hold was made.

The current price and availability will be confirmed before booking.

The program after Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay lists Buenos Aires and Colonia del Sacramento with waterfalls of Iguazú and Rio de Janeiro. Paraty and Ilha Grande are also listed among the attractions. Excursions and interior flights combine city tours with the exploration of nature and coast. FULL PROGRAMME AND PARTNER CONDITIONS Tour plan Day 1 Journey to Buenos Aires: adventure begins Meeting at F. Chopin Airport in Warsaw at the check-in desk Rainbow two hours before departure. Departure by cruise plane from Warsaw (with a transfer to one of the European ports) to Buenos Aires. Current Please check the schedules at r.pl/dimensions. Day 2 Argentine Rancho: in the rhythm of gauchos culture Arrival to Buenos Aires, passport check-in and then departure to A typical Argentine ranch. On this day we will learn about culture and style The lives of modern gauchos - i.e. cowboys, as a symbol Argentinian national character. The visit allows you to look at close to the customs of gauchos, working on vast plains, called This is pampas. On this day lunch will take the form of an "asado" - Argentina is famous because of the excellent grilled dishes, the highest quality beef, which is a true Argentine pride (except grilled dishes served will be the so-called empanadas, namely dumplings, salads, dessert and wine and coffee). After the meal begins fiesta gaucha - show based on folklore gauchos, with live music, regional dance shows and tango. Gauchos will also present their excellent skills equestrian. Accommodation in the hotel. Overnight. [The street in Colonia del Sacramento with paved pavement and buildings after sides.] Day 3 Buenos Aires and Colonia del Sacramento: between Argentina and Uruguay Breakfast at the hotel. Free day in Buenos Aires or for volunteers, as option, ferry trip to the oldest city in Uruguay - Colonia del Sacramento (price depending on the number of people approx. 275 USD/person), entered to UNESCO. Narrow streets, charming bars and restaurants, and wonderful views of the estuary of La Plata. We'll visit the historic part Colony, Barrio Histórico. The walls have been very well preserved here the defence of the city with the entrance gate. Then we'll go through the windings, The streets are full of charm, passing Portuguese and Spanish buildings to the restored lighthouse and yacht port. Within Lunch trips. Back to the hotel for accommodation. For the willing, as an option, dinner and tango show at one of the clubs in Buenos Aires (additionally payable approx. 155 USD/person). (Trace approx. 50 km). Day 4 Buenos Aires: Paris of South America Breakfast at the hotel, then visiting Buenos Aires called Paris of South America. The city is violent, bustling, and sensual. Tanga will seduce anyone. We will see min.: historical square - Plaza de Mayo, with the famous Casa Rosada - the seat of the President, from whose balcony spoke Evita Perón, El Cabildo - colonial town council building and the Cathedral in which Pope Francis served as Cardinal. The multicultural nature of the city will be observed on Avenida de Mayo, on which is the famous Tortoni cafe, visited by among others. famous tango singer Carlos Gardela, Spanish poet Federico Garcia Lorca, or our countryman Witold Gombrowicz. We'll pass. The widest street in the world - Avenida 9 de Julio, in the middle of which proudly stands Obelisk, symbol of the city, then we visit the artistic district La Boca with her colorful tin houses and Boca Club Stadium Juniors. Then we have a modern part of Buenos - Puerto Madero and Recoleta, the cemetery where Eva Perón rests. We'll finish the tour. dinner. In the afternoon transfer to the airport, flight to Puerto Iguazu, transfer to hotel and accommodation in Foz do Iguacu or in Puerto Iguazu. (trace approx. 200 km). Overnight. Day 5 Waterfalls of Iguazu: strength of nature in Brazilian style After breakfast a visit to Iguazu National Park on the side Argentine. By marked trails and by train, we will explore The mysteries of tropical rainforest, and our eyes will appear beautiful views of waterfalls; we will walk about 2 km by a bridge to a lookout terrace from which we will delight in the beauty of Garganta Falls del Diablo. Lunch in the park or dinner in the hotel. For the willing, as an option under favorable weather conditions, water safari (additionally payable approx. 145 USD/person). Then we will pass through “the bridge fraternities” to the Brazilian side. Overnight. (Trace approx. 50 km). Of which day, for eager Latino show (additionally paid approx. 100 USD/person). Day 6 Iguazu: the size and beauty of waterfalls After breakfast visit the famous Brazilian site around the world Iguazu waterfalls, which in Indian Guaraní means ‘great water’. Walk along the trail during which we will admire the magnificent water cascades, flowing from different heights, however the main objective Our expedition will be a meeting with the largest waterfall of Iguaçu called Garganta del Diablo - Devil's Garbage, over 70 metres tall. The bang falling off the basalt shelf of the water masses and the omnipresent mist is An unforgettable experience. At the end of the elevator will take us to the top level waterfalls and once again there will be an opportunity to take exceptional pictures. Transfer to the airport and fly to Rio de Janeiro (possible with transfer). This morning, if time permits, we will offer the willing Trip to Paraguay (additionally paid approx. 80 USD/person). Accommodation in a hotel in Rio. Dinner and accommodation. Day 7 A day of relaxation on the beaches of Rio de Janeiro Breakfast. Time for rest and sunbathing on one of the great beaches of Rio de Janeiro - we recommend especially 4.5 km Copacabana Or elegant Ipanema. During the rest we offer trips optional: helicopter (approx. 285 USD/person, no door 360 USD/person) for half hours over the key attractions of Rio, visit Faveli (approx. 80 USD/person), Petropolis (approx. 100 USD/person), cruise around Guanabara Bay (about 100 USD/person, up to 15 years old about 80 USD/person), sample of samba school (c. 65 USD/person), football match at Maracana Stadium (c. 150-180 USD/person). The full list will be presented at the site by the tour pilot. Dinner and accommodation in Rio. [Panorama Rio de Janeiro with a monument of Christ the Redeemer on top Corcovado.] Day 8 Rio de Janeiro: from Christ the Redeemer to the Sugar Head After breakfast tour of Rio de Janeiro, which has been for decades one of the most popular tourist destinations in Brazil. His The vibrant center is full of Brazilian culture and history. Rio, is the second largest city in Brazil and the third as to the size of a metropolis across South America. We'll take the train to top of Corcovado mountain, where there is a famous, 38 m tall statue Christ the Redeemer. Then we'll go to Sambodrom - that's what Here every year, the colorful barks of the samba dancers present their skills during the most famous carnival in the world (in the period concerts and carnival Sambodrom is closed, you can see it only from bus windows). Then crossing to the “red beach” - Praia Vermelha, where the cable car will take us to the top of the hill Pão de Açúcar (pol: Head of Sugar, 396 m above sea level). We'll have lunch. an opportunity to taste the famous Brazilian beef in Churrascaria and get acquainted ori dic Rodízio de carne. Overnight. Day 9 Ilha Grande: Brazilian island in coral paradise After breakfast, a trip to the port and a cruise to the island of Ilha Grande, called Brazilian Caribbean. In the 16th century, this place played an important role for the Spanish and Portuguese fleet, which thanks to natural wealth could supply its ships with fresh supplies of food, fruit and water drinking. Tourism has developed relatively recently, so that we can enjoy lush rainforests, beaches and clean air, because traffic is forbidden here. Corrosive waters The island is heavily protected and famous for its amazing corals. During We will have the opportunity to snorkel in clean waters and have lunch On one of the paradise beaches. A trip to Paraty to sleep. Day 10 Paraty: Colonial architecture and the heart of Brazilian climate Breakfast. A day off to rest. The city that lies in the belt of the so-called. The Green Coast is an excellent example of a beautifully preserved colonial architecture - windings, paved streets, bleached cottages and The tiny churches emphasize the old nature of the town. Once upon a time Paraty was one of the most important ports exporting gold to Portugal. In time forgotten, it retained a unique, Brazilian climate. Parates are also famous for cachaça, cane vodka on A Brazilian caiprinha drink is being prepared. Paraty is A great place to rest. Free time for a walk around the town and purchase of local souvenirs in charming, original shops (hammocks, peppers, fruit preparations). For volunteers, as an option, tour jeeps for rainforest (additionally paid approx. 100 USD/person). During We'll stop at two. waterfalls, where you will be able to bathe and admire local The sport of surfing from Tarzan Falls. Dinner and accommodation Paraty in the pousade. In the evening you can go to the main square to One of the bars and taste caipirinhi, listening to the wonderful A bossa nova. Day 11 Rio de Janeiro: a city of contrasts and modernism After breakfast, leave for Rio de Janeiro. Crossing the bridge extending over the Gulf of Guanabara, connecting Rio de Janeiro and the city Niterói, 13 km long, making it the second longest bridge in Latin America. It's an opportunity to look at Rio de Janeiro from another pages and to learn about modernism. This is where they are. buildings, designed by renowned Brazilian architect Oskar Niemeyer. We will stop for photos at the Museum of Contemporary Art Its author, which in its shape resembles a UFO ship. Accommodation in Rio de Janeiro. Dinner and bed. Day 12 Home After breakfast, accommodation from the hotel. Then transfer to the airport and return flight to Poland (precise collection times will be given on the pilot site Rainbow). Day 13 Arrival to Poland Arrival to Chopin Airport in Warsaw. Remarks to the programme - The order of implementation of the programme points may be changed or reversed (on selected dates the program can start in Rio de Janeiro and end in Buenos Aires) - Please take anti-slip footwear, repellents and light footwear rain jacket for a walk in Iguaçu. - NOTE: After landing in Buenos Aires, during passport control, Officials ask for a hotel in Buenos Aires where you will be accommodated. Please specify any name of the hotel: e.g. Meriti, Rochester, Castelar Additional information Accommodation Hotels with a standard corresponding to *** in the evaluation organizer (10 hotel days started) Rooms: all hotels have bathrooms. Most hotels has air-conditioned rooms. Benefits The price includes: flight to Buenos Aires and return from Rio de Janeiro (with a transfer to one of the European ports) and internal flights (interchangeable flights), airport charges, Transfers: airport - hotel - airport, program, accommodation in hotels, meals by programme (breakfast/nonefast box + dinner or lunch/lunch box. No dinner on an optional day tango show in Buenos Aires), pilot care in Brazil and Argentina, TU Europa insurance package (NNW, KL, baggage). The price does not include: tickets to the visited facilities, local guides, tips, (amount approx. 360 USD/person payable to the pilot events), the purchase of optional trips listed in the programme, and additional meals not included in the price of the package or other personal expenses. The price does not include tourist tax in Argentina, about 1 USD/night/person. Tax will be paid to the pilot or at reception before accommodation. Entry information Argentina Entry into Argentina is possible on the basis of a passport. The document should be valid throughout the planned stay. Brazil Entry into Brazil is possible on the basis of a passport, valid at least 6 months after the planned date of return. Passport details ( Passport number, date of issue and expiry date) must be completed for bookings up to 30 days before the date departure. If the sale takes place later, please immediately complementing these data. Uruguay Entry into Uruguay is possible on the basis of a passport. The document should be valid throughout the period of stay.

Dates

2027-06-05–2027-06-17

Travelers

2 travelers; double room

Included

International airfare and domestic flights as listed in the itinerary, accommodations, specified meals, transfers, a tour leader, and insurance as detailed in the product description.

Not included

Optional excursions, meals and beverages not included in the itinerary, and personal expenses. Approximately 360 USD per person, payable to the tour leader: admission tickets, local guides, and tips.

Itinerary

The complete day-by-day itinerary (12 stages) is rendered above and covers all transportation, flights, accommodations, meals, sightseeing and optional activities stated by Rainbow.

Partner conditions

All schedule changes, accommodation notes, baggage limits, health/altitude guidance, passport and entry formalities, included services, exclusions, optional excursions and payment conditions remain exactly as stated by Rainbow on the linked offer page. The itinerary may be reordered. Travelers must verify current entry rules and flight times before departure.

• Breakfasts/boxed breakfasts and dinners or lunch/boxed lunch; no dinner on the day of the optional tango show
• Buenos Aires, Colonia del Sacramento, Iguazú, Rio de Janeiro, Paraty, Ilha Grande
• Day/stage 1 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 2 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 3 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 4 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 5 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 6 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 7 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 8 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 9 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 10 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 11 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 12 covered in the full itinerary
• The itinerary order may change
• Valid travel documents and current entry requirements apply
• Optional excursions and personal expenses are excluded unless the source states otherwise

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This New Year’s Eve trip to Brazil combines a stay in Rio de Janeiro with a visit to Iguazú Falls. The itinerary includes a New Year’s Eve celebration aboard a boat and watching the fireworks near Copacabana. Domestic flights, accommodation, breakfasts and tour-leader assistance are included. FULL PARTNER ITINERARY AND CONDITIONS Tour itinerary Day 1 The adventure begins: departure for Rio de Janeiro Meet at Warsaw F. Chopin Airport at the Rainbow check-in desk 2 hours before departure. Scheduled flight to Rio de Janeiro, with a connection at one European airport. Please check current schedules at r.pl/rozklady. Arrival in Rio de Janeiro, passport control, transfer to the hotel and overnight stay. Day 2 Relaxing on the beaches of Rio de Janeiro Breakfast at the hotel. Information meeting with the tour leader, followed by time to rest and sunbathe on one of Rio de Janeiro’s magnificent beaches—we particularly recommend iconic Copacabana or elegant Ipanema. Holiday life unfolds along both beaches, with luxury hotels, a variety of restaurants and ordinary vendors offering simple food or souvenirs. Brazilians love Rio, spending time on the beach and dancing in the street—especially during the New Year’s Eve and Carnival season. Rio de Janeiro itself is one of the world’s most popular tourist cities, attracting thousands of visitors every year. Picturesquely situated on the Atlantic Ocean and Guanabara Bay, it is watched over by one of Brazil’s most recognizable symbols: the statue of Christ the Redeemer looking down from Corcovado. Overnight at the hotel. [Panorama of Rio de Janeiro with the statue of Christ the Redeemer on Corcovado.] Day 3 Rio de Janeiro: at the heart of the Brazilian spirit After breakfast, we begin sightseeing in Rio de Janeiro, called “a cidade maravilhosa”—the marvelous city—by Brazilians, a city bustling around the clock. We take the railway to the top of Corcovado, home to the famous 38-metre statue of Christ the Redeemer, recognized in 2007 as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. We also pass the famous “temple” of football, Maracanã Stadium, regarded as the largest venue of its kind in the world. In a country where football is almost a religion, many even call it the Temple of the Gods. We then visit the Sambadrome, where processions of colorful samba dancers display their skills during the world’s most famous Carnival each year. During concerts and Carnival, the Sambadrome is closed and can only be seen from the bus windows. Next we travel to the “red beach,” Praia Vermelha, where a cable car takes us to the top of Pão de Açúcar—Sugarloaf Mountain, 396 metres above sea level. Return to the hotel for the night. In the evening, we recommend visiting one of the live-music clubs in the Lapa district to understand the famous saying, “São Paulo works, Rio parties.” Day 4 New Year’s Eve: a sparkling celebration aboard a boat Breakfast at the hotel. Free time to prepare for the celebration. Our New Year’s Eve adventure begins in the heart of Guanabara Bay, where music aboard the boat gets a real party under way. An open bar and a wide choice of local snacks are available on board. The atmosphere becomes even hotter when professional samba dancers appear in dazzling feathered costumes, spreading the energy for which Rio de Janeiro is famous. This is not an ordinary party but a taste of Carnival, where drum rhythms mingle with the sound of the waves and every guest becomes part of the joyful, white-clad community celebrating life. The climax comes just before midnight, when our schooner takes up a strategic position off Copacabana, offering a view dreamed of by millions worldwide. From this unobstructed perspective, you will see a gigantic pyrotechnic display lighting the entire horizon and reflected in the ocean. Raising a New Year’s toast aboard the gently rocking boat, surrounded by fireworks and the sounds of samba, is a memory that will remain with you for years and make you feel that you are welcoming the New Year exactly where the heart of the world beats. Return to the hotel for the night. Day 5 Free day to rest Breakfast at the hotel. After the sparkling celebration, it is time for well-earned rest and relaxation on the beach. Overnight at the hotel. Day 6 Rio de Janeiro: the artists’ district and botanical garden After breakfast, we travel by jeep to Santa Teresa, an artists’ district where time seems to have stopped. Panoramic views of the city and Guanabara Bay are sure to delight everyone. We admire the extraordinary Selarón Steps, made entirely from ceramic tiles from around the world; observant visitors will find Polish elements among them. We then continue to Jardim Botânico, the botanical garden founded in 1808 on the orders of King John VI on the site of a former gunpowder factory. It is famous for an avenue lined with 134 royal palms. Its 140 hectares contain approximately 6,000 subtropical and tropical plant species, including an especially impressive 900 palm species. Since 1992, the garden has been a UNESCO biosphere reserve. We can also see the sumaúma, the Amazon’s largest tree, and pau-brasil, from which Brazil derives its name. Return to the hotel and overnight. Day 7 Iguazú Falls: the majesty of nature Breakfast. Transfer to the airport and flight to Foz do Iguaçu, possibly with a connection, followed by sightseeing on the Brazilian side of the world-famous Iguazú Falls, whose name means “great water” in the Guaraní language. We walk a trail offering views of magnificent cascades falling from different heights, but our principal destination is the largest of the Iguazú waterfalls, Garganta del Diablo—the Devil’s Throat—over 70 metres high. The roar of masses of water falling from the basalt ledge and the all-pervading mist create an absolutely unforgettable experience. At the end, a lift takes us to the upper level of the falls for another opportunity to take exceptional photographs. Transfer to the hotel, check-in and overnight. In the evening, guests may optionally attend a Latino show, South America’s largest dance performance, with dinner, at an additional cost of approximately USD 90 per person. Day 8 Discovering the Argentine side of Iguazú Falls After breakfast, sightseeing in Iguazú National Park on the Argentine side. Along marked trails, we discover the secrets of the tropical rainforest and enjoy beautiful views of the waterfalls. We follow an approximately 2-km boardwalk to a viewing terrace, where we can once again admire the beauty of Garganta del Diablo. The view is breathtaking. Two optional excursions are offered. The first is a water safari—excitement guaranteed—comprising an off-road drive through the tropical forest, wildlife observation and then a trip beneath the falls in boats resembling inflatable rafts; duration approximately 1.5 hours and additional cost approximately USD 130 per person. The second possible excursion is a trip to Paraguay, approximately USD 75 per person. The day ends by crossing the “Bridge of Brotherhood” to the Brazilian side, transferring to the airport and flying to Rio de Janeiro. Transfer to the hotel and overnight. Days 9–10 Free days to rest or take optional excursions Breakfast at the hotel. Free days for relaxation. Optional excursions include a favela visit, approximately USD 75 per person; a trip to Petrópolis, approximately USD 95 per person; a samba-school rehearsal, approximately USD 65 per person; or a helicopter flight over Rio, approximately USD 270 per person for the standard flight or USD 345 per person without doors. The tour leader will provide the full list of excursions locally. Day 11 Final shopping and the journey home Breakfast. Free time for final shopping and souvenirs. Transfer to the airport and departure for Poland. Day 12 Arrival in Poland. Itinerary notes - The order in which itinerary points are carried out may change or be reversed. - Please bring non-slip footwear, insect repellent and a lightweight rain jacket for the walk at Iguaçu. Additional information Package services included in the price - New Year’s Eve date supplement Services The price includes: scheduled flights to and from Rio de Janeiro, with a connection at one European airport; airport charges; domestic flights; airport–hotel–airport transfers; the itinerary stated above; accommodation in the stated hotels for 9 or 10 commenced hotel nights, depending on the flight schedule from Poland to Brazil; meals according to the itinerary—breakfasts; the New Year’s Eve celebration; tour-leader assistance in Brazil; and a TU Europa insurance package covering personal accident, medical expenses, assistance and baggage. The price does not include: admission tickets to visited sites, local guides, tips—approximately USD 330 per person payable to the tour leader—purchase of optional excursions listed in the itinerary, additional meals not included in the tour price, or other personal expenses. Entry requirements Brazil Entry into Brazil is possible with a passport valid for at least 6 months after the planned date of return home. Passport details—passport number, date of issue and expiry date—must be added to the booking no later than 30 days before departure. If the booking is made later, please provide these details immediately.

Dates

2026-12-28–2027-01-08

Travelers

2 travelers; double room

Included

Scheduled flights to/from Rio, domestic flights, 10 nights in this configuration, breakfasts, New Year’s Eve celebration, transfers, tour leader, insurance

Not included

Optional excursions, other meals, and personal expenses. Approximately 330 USD per person, payable to the tour leader: admission tickets, local guides, and tips.

Itinerary

The complete day-by-day itinerary (11 stages) is rendered above and covers all transportation, flights, accommodations, meals, sightseeing and optional activities stated by Rainbow.

Partner conditions

All schedule changes, accommodation notes, baggage limits, health/altitude guidance, passport and entry formalities, included services, exclusions, optional excursions and payment conditions remain exactly as stated by Rainbow on the linked offer page. The itinerary may be reordered. Travelers must verify current entry rules and flight times before departure.

• Breakfasts
• Rio de Janeiro, Copacabana, Iguazú
• Day/stage 1 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 2 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 3 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 4 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 5 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 6 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 7 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 8 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 9 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 10 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 11 covered in the full itinerary
• The itinerary order may change
• Valid travel documents and current entry requirements apply
• Optional excursions and personal expenses are excluded unless the source states otherwise

The full partner itinerary and conditions were read from this exact offer page. The itinerary is indicative and may be changed or reversed by the organizer. Price and availability relate only to the stated option; no booking or hold was made.

The current price and availability will be confirmed before booking.

This journey through Argentina and Brazil leads from Buenos Aires toward Salta, the red rocks of Quebrada de las Conchas and the valleys of the Andes. The itinerary also includes the Iberá wetlands, the Jesuit missions of San Ignacio, Iguazú Falls and Rio de Janeiro. Domestic flights are included. FULL PARTNER ITINERARY AND CONDITIONS Tour itinerary Day 1 The adventure begins: flight to Buenos Aires Meet at Warsaw F. Chopin Airport at the Rainbow check-in desk 2 hours before departure. Scheduled flight to Buenos Aires, with a connection at one European airport. On some dates, arrival is on the same day as departure; in that case, the first night is spent at the hotel. Please check current schedules at r.pl/rozklady. Day 2 Buenos Aires: tango, color and history Arrival in Buenos Aires and passport control. Morning sightseeing in Buenos Aires, known as the Paris of South America. The city is lively and bustling, and the sensuality of tango enchants everyone. We see, among other places, historic Plaza de Mayo with the famous Casa Rosada, the presidential seat; El Cabildo, the colonial City Council building; and the Cathedral where Pope Francis served as a cardinal. The city’s multicultural character is evident on Avenida de Mayo, rich in architecturally interesting buildings. We drive along Avenida 9 de Julio, the widest street in the world, and then visit the artistic La Boca district with its colorful sheet-metal houses. Next come the modern areas of Puerto Madero and Recoleta, including the cemetery where Evita Perón rests. Sightseeing ends with lunch. Hotel check-in and overnight. In the evening, optional participation in a tango show is available at an additional cost of approximately USD 140 per person. Day 3 Free day or optional excursions Breakfast at the hotel. Free day in Buenos Aires or, optionally, a ferry excursion to Uruguay’s oldest city, Colonia del Sacramento, whose price depends on group size and is approximately USD 250 per person. The UNESCO-listed city offers narrow streets, charming bars and restaurants and magnificent views of the Río de la Plata estuary. We tour Colonia’s historic Barrio Histórico. The city walls and entrance gate are very well preserved. We then walk along winding, charming streets past Portuguese and Spanish buildings to the restored lighthouse and marina. Lunch is included in the excursion. Return to the hotel for the night. Day 4 Through Argentina’s Red Rock Canyon to the wine town of Cafayate After breakfast, transfer to the airport and flight to Salta. We then follow the famous road through Quebrada de las Conchas—the Shell Gorge—Argentina’s Red Rock Canyon, comparable to Bryce Canyon in the United States. We admire extraordinary rock formations such as the Amphitheatre, Devil’s Throat and the Toad. In the afternoon, we visit a winery famous for producing Torrontés, Argentina’s national grape variety. Dinner and overnight in Cafayate. Day 5 Ruta 40: through the cactus park to Salta After breakfast, return to Salta via Cachi. We follow famous Ruta 40, alongside Route 66 one of the world’s longest roads, until reaching Quebrada de las Flechas—the Gorge of Arrows—where we admire eroded rock spires. We then see Parque de los Cardones, a park famous for enormous cacti whose wood was used for the interior of the church in Cachi. Evening arrival in Salta, dinner, check-in and overnight. Day 6 Purmamarca and Salinas Grandes: nature’s colorful spectacle After breakfast, departure toward Purmamarca, where the sun beautifully illuminates the Hill of Seven Colors. We then visit the Salinas Grandes salt flat, one of the world’s best-known salt deserts alongside Uyuni in Bolivia. Finally, we reach Purmamarca, 2,324 metres above sea level, where we can admire the Hill of Seven Colors. We drive along Quebrada de Humahuaca, a UNESCO World Heritage site whose rainbow composition is sure to remain in our memories. Dinner and overnight in Purmamarca. Day 7 Free day to rest or take an optional excursion Breakfast. Free day in Purmamarca, or an optional excursion to Hornocal and Iruya at an additional cost of approximately USD 160 per person. The first destination is Serranía de Hornocal, known as the Mountain of Fourteen Colors, a place that challenges the senses. From a viewpoint more than 4,300 metres above sea level, a gigantic, undulating rock wall unfolds before us. We then head toward Iruya, one of Argentina’s most isolated settlements. The road is an adventure in itself. We cross the Abra del Cóndor pass, where condors are often seen circling above the precipices. This is the border between Jujuy and Salta provinces, and the landscape changes from a stark high-mountain plateau to deep green valleys. The descent into Iruya is a spectacle of hairpin bends and breathtaking cliffs. The town itself appears suddenly, as if suspended on a vertical mountainside. Iruya delights with its authenticity: its narrow cobbled streets are so steep that the only reliable means of transport are one’s own feet or hardy donkeys. Its focal point is a distinctive yellow church with blue details, which looks picture-perfect against the stark brown rocks. Lunch during the excursion. Overnight at the hotel. Day 8 The secrets of Salta: Inca treasures and Andean landscapes After breakfast, travel to Salta and a short tour of the city called “La Linda,” meaning beautiful, particularly because of its picturesque location at the foot of the Andes. First, we visit the MAAM High Mountain Archaeology Museum, where we see one of three perfectly preserved mummies of children sacrificed to the Inca gods, found at the summit of Llullaillaco volcano. The museum visit depends on the flight schedule to Posadas. Hotel check-in, dinner and overnight. Day 9 Jesuit missions and Polish traces in Argentina Breakfast followed by a flight to Posadas and an excursion to Parque Iberá, known as the Argentine Pantanal. This wetland area is the second largest after its Brazilian counterpart. Iberá is one of the most important freshwater reservoirs on the South American continent and Argentina’s largest protected area. The region is famous for animals including deer, otters, wolves and capybaras. We take a photographic safari in search of wildlife. Lunch in the park. Overnight near San Ignacio. Day 10 Following the Jesuits: missions and the secrets of yerba mate Breakfast. We visit the Jesuit Missions that gave Misiones province its name. The missions are under UNESCO protection. We visit San Ignacio, a place with the remarkable history of Jesuits who peacefully converted the Guaraní people. The Jesuits resisted Portuguese bandeirantes who captured Indigenous people for slavery, for which they were expelled. Well-preserved ruins remain today. En route, we also visit a yerba mate plantation. The leaves of the Paraguayan holly had a stimulating effect on Indigenous people; the Jesuits discovered their remarkable properties. Lunch. Finally, we stop in Wanda, a town founded by Poles. Overnight in Puerto Iguazú. An optional Latino show is available at an additional cost of approximately USD 90 per person. Day 11 Flight onward and time to rest Breakfast, followed by sightseeing on the Argentine side of the world-famous Iguazú Falls, whose name means “great water” in Guaraní. During a walk along the trail, we admire magnificent cascades falling from different heights, but our main destination is Iguazú’s largest waterfall, Garganta del Diablo—the Devil’s Throat—over 70 metres high. The roar of water plunging from the basalt ledge and the omnipresent mist create an unforgettable experience. At the end, a lift takes us to the upper level of the falls for another opportunity to take exceptional photographs. If time allows, an optional water safari is offered for approximately USD 130 per person. Lunch, then transfer to the airport in Brazil and flight to Rio de Janeiro. Hotel check-in and overnight. Day 12 Iconic attractions of Rio de Janeiro After breakfast, we begin sightseeing in Rio de Janeiro, one of the most beautifully situated cities in the world. Samba, football and the sun-drenched beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema are its most famous calling cards. We take the railway to the top of Corcovado, home to the famous 38-metre statue of Christ the Redeemer. We then travel to Praia Vermelha, where a cable car takes us to the top of Pão de Açúcar—Sugarloaf Mountain. Return to the hotel and a dinner at a churrascaria, where we can taste famous Brazilian beef served rodízio de carne style. In the afternoon, optional excursions are offered: a helicopter flight, approximately USD 270 per person for the standard version or USD 345 without doors; a favela tour, approximately USD 75 per person; a samba-school rehearsal, approximately USD 65 per person; a match at Maracanã Stadium, approximately USD 150–180 per person; a trip to Petrópolis, approximately USD 95 per person; or a Guanabara Bay cruise, approximately USD 100 per person, or USD 80 for persons up to 15 years of age. Day 13 Final shopping and return to Poland After breakfast, check out of the hotel. Free time for shopping, followed by transfer to the airport and a scheduled return flight to Poland. The Rainbow tour leader will provide the exact meeting time locally. Day 14 End of the journey: return to Poland Arrival in Poland. Itinerary notes - The order in which itinerary points are carried out may change or be reversed. - Please bring non-slip footwear, insect repellent and a lightweight rain jacket for the walk at Iguaçu. - On some domestic flights in Argentina, the checked-baggage allowance is 15 kg. A local excess-baggage charge may apply: approximately USD 40 for 8 kg. - IMPORTANT: after landing in Buenos Aires, passport-control officials ask for the name of the hotel in Buenos Aires where guests will stay. Any hotel name should be provided, for example Meriti or Castelar. Additional information Accommodation Hotels/pousadas rated by the organizer as equivalent to three-star standard, for 11 or 12 commenced hotel nights depending on the arrival time in Buenos Aires. Rooms: all hotel rooms have private bathrooms. Most hotels have air conditioning. Services The price includes: scheduled flight to Buenos Aires and return from Rio de Janeiro, with a connection at one European airport; domestic flights; airport charges; airport–hotel–airport transfers; the itinerary stated above; accommodation in the stated hotels for 11 commenced hotel nights, or 12 when arrival in Buenos Aires is on the first day; meals according to the itinerary—breakfasts or breakfast boxes plus dinners, lunch or lunch boxes; tour-leader assistance in Brazil and Argentina; and a TU Europa insurance package covering personal accident, medical expenses, assistance and baggage. The price does not include: admission tickets to visited sites, local guides, tips—approximately USD 400 per person payable to the tour leader—purchase of optional excursions listed in the itinerary, additional meals not included in the tour price, or other personal expenses. Entry requirements Argentina Entry into Argentina is possible with a passport. The document should remain valid throughout the planned stay. Brazil Entry into Brazil is possible with a passport valid for at least 6 months after the planned date of return home. Passport details—passport number, date of issue and expiry date—must be added to the booking no later than 30 days before departure. If the booking is made later, please provide these details immediately.

Dates

2027-02-19–2027-03-03

Travelers

2 travelers; double room

Included

Flight to Buenos Aires and return from Rio, domestic flights, 12 nights in this configuration, specified meals, transfers, tour leader, insurance

Not included

Optional excursions, additional meals, and personal expenses. Approximately 400 USD per person, payable to the tour leader: admission tickets, local guides, and tips.

Itinerary

The complete day-by-day itinerary (14 stages) is rendered above and covers all transportation, flights, accommodations, meals, sightseeing and optional activities stated by Rainbow.

Partner conditions

All schedule changes, accommodation notes, baggage limits, health/altitude guidance, passport and entry formalities, included services, exclusions, optional excursions and payment conditions remain exactly as stated by Rainbow on the linked offer page. The itinerary may be reordered. Travelers must verify current entry rules and flight times before departure.

• Breakfasts/boxed breakfasts and dinners or lunch/boxed lunch
• Buenos Aires, Salta, Quebrada de las Conchas, Iberá, San Ignacio, Iguazú, Rio
• Day/stage 1 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 2 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 3 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 4 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 5 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 6 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 7 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 8 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 9 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 10 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 11 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 12 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 13 covered in the full itinerary
• Day/stage 14 covered in the full itinerary
• The itinerary order may change
• Valid travel documents and current entry requirements apply
• Optional excursions and personal expenses are excluded unless the source states otherwise

The full partner itinerary and conditions were read from this exact offer page. The itinerary is indicative and may be changed or reversed by the organizer. Price and availability relate only to the stated option; no booking or hold was made.

The current price and availability will be confirmed before booking.