South America Experience Trip

Introduction to the South American Adventure Travel

Experience the colorful world of Santiago de Chile, the modern metropolis at the foot of the Andes, on this very special adventure trip. Taste the wines of Mendoza, one of the best wine regions in the world. Let the world metropolis of Buenos Aires enchant you and visit the Iguazú Falls, which are shared by Argentina and Brazil. Immerse yourself in the world-famous Copacabana, where you will discover Sugarloaf Mountain and the Corcovado with the Christ statue in Rio de Janeiro. Chile - squeezed between the Andes and the Pacific, with a maximum width of 400 km, is a thin strip of land 4,300 kilometers long. For many, Chile is still a blank spot on the map. Behind this unspoiled nature lie incredibly rich and pristine natural beauties that make this country, with its friendly population, an extremely worthwhile travel destination. It unites the driest desert in the world, lush forests, as well as a fantastic glacier and fjord landscape. The European influence is clearly felt in the cities as well as in the people with their cultivated, cosmopolitan, and polite demeanor. Thus, Chile is now considered one of the most developed countries in South America, where "everything works." Argentina - the second largest country in South America has an area of 2.8 million square kilometers. Argentina has approximately 33 million inhabitants, nearly half of whom live in the Greater Buenos Aires area. Three major landscapes shape the country: the Andes in the west, the northern and eastern lowlands, and the vast plains of Patagonia in the south. The elongated country has three climate zones: tropical in the north, temperate in the center, and polar in the far south. The indigenous population lives only in the northwestern Andes region and in the northeastern province of Misiones. Otherwise, the population mainly consists of European immigrants. The official language is Spanish, and in larger cities, one can also manage well with English. Brazil - this is associated with the infinity of the Amazon rainforest, wonderful beaches, Rio de Janeiro, Carnival, and samba. All of this is true, but Brazil is much more: a vast country of superlatives! Covering an area of 8.5 million square kilometers, Brazil is about the size of Europe and occupies half of the South American continent. The climate ranges from the ever-warm tropical north through all subtropical variants to the temperate south. Since the 16th century - when the Portuguese began to colonize the country - Brazil has always exerted a magical allure on foreigners: first it was gold that attracted them, later rubber and coffee, and today it is mainly the fiery rhythms and lovable exoticism that captivate visitors. The largest country in South America is a kaleidoscope of intoxicating images.

Daily program: South American Adventure Trip