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Chile, Argentina & Uruguay

Chile, Argentina & Uruguay

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Chile, Argentina, and Uruguay together form one of South America's most diverse and compelling travel corridors, stretching from the dramatic Andes mountain range and Patagonian glaciers to the sweeping Pampas grasslands and the South Atlantic coast. Chile is renowned for its extreme geography — from the Atacama Desert in the north to Torres del Paine in the far south — while Argentina draws visitors with Buenos Aires' vibrant culture, world-class wine regions like Mendoza, and the thundering Iguazú Falls. Uruguay offers a more relaxed counterpoint, known for its laid-back beach towns like Punta del Este, charming colonial Colonia del Sacramento, and a sophisticated food and wine scene. Together, the three countries appeal to adventurers, culture lovers, foodies, and city explorers alike.

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Chile, Argentina & Uruguay
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£3,050 retail with G Adventures → £1,560 self-launched

Chile, Argentina & Uruguay · 11 days

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Taste of Chile, Argentina & Uruguay — Self-Launched

An 11-day self-launched wine-and-food crawl through the Southern Cone, following the same route as G Adventures' "Taste of Chile, Argentina & Uruguay" (Santiago → Maipo Valley → Andes crossing → Mendoza → Buenos Aires → Colonia & a Uruguayan estancia → back to Buenos Aires). You'll book your own boutique hostels and budget hotels, join small-group winery tours direct with local operators, cross the Andes by public bus, fly low-cost to Buenos Aires, take the Buquebus ferry to Uruguay and stay two nights at a working estancia. All costs are approximate per-person estimates — expect roughly £1,450–1,600 all-in versus the G Adventures tour price plus its USD375–490 meal budget and optional tips.

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~£1,560

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