A journey through the windswept expanse of Patagonia to the world's most southerly continental land mass in Tierra del Fuego, then along the Atlantic coast to the vibrant Rio de Janeiro. There are deep blue lakes, smoking snow-capped volcanoes and stunning mountains.
Wildlife abounds and there's the chance to see many species in their natural habitat.
The small resort town of Pucon, in the heart of the Lakes District, is dominated by a smoking volcano. Across the Andes in Argentina is Bariloche, a Swiss like town famous for its production of chocolate. Travelling through magnificent scenery, the landscape gradually changes to become flat and treeless, this is Patagonia. After crossing into Chile, we make our way to Torres del Paine National Park renowned for its wildlife and spectacular mountain scenery. The duty free port city of Punta Arenas is next then a ferry across to Tierra del Fuego, the Land of Fire.