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Santiago to Rio: The Essence of South America
Experience the essence of South America and the exotic adventures it has on offer on an overland trip from Santiago to Rio. This trip forms part of the Coast to Coast Adventure which winds down the west coast of the continent, around the peninsula and then meanders up to Rio over a period of 51 days. Magic and enigma abound on this vibrant and diverse continent.
The Santiago to Rio overland tour with Oasis is an experience that anyone dedicated to world travel should have. Whether your travel bug has been hibernating for a while or you are a newbie to overland touring, this magnificent journey is a must.
Santiago to Rio: Overland Trip Itinerary
Just to whet your appetite: Week one is spent exploring the nuances of Chile. The tour encounters tiny, rural villages and deep blue lakes. Winding down through breathtaking mountain passes, adrenaline pumped adventure activities and the legendarily vibrant South American nightlife are just some of the attractions on offer during this leg of the journey.
Week two is a feast for the senses. Tours that leave in January take the road less travelled. The Camino Austral, a traveller's path only open in the summer months, meanders through and across a landscape littered with glaciers and ancient volcanoes. Nights are spent alongside gushing rivers in lush rainforests. Tours destined to depart later in the year are privileged enough to travel through the windswept plains of Patagonia and witness the largest glacier in the world.
The weeks that follow on the Santiago to Rio overland trip maintain or better the travellers' early experiences. Wildlife and birds abound, effervescent culture is everywhere and visitors can soak up unforgettable experiences at every location. Museums house a fascinating history, ruins tell tales of woe and triumph, restaurants offer mouth watering selections of traditional South American cuisine, while there is always an opportunity to party it up with the locals into the wee hours.