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Mr David Johnston

16 Little Albion St

Surry Hills NSW 2010

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Sydney Australia to Lima Peru

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Mr David Johnston

16 Little Albion St

Surry Hills NSW 2010

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TRANSFER

Drop-off: LIM

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To ensure you meet up with your confirmed transfer,

please ensure you follow these suggestions:

* Condor Travel will always be present at the airport

to greet you. Once you make your way through Customs and

Immigration to the Arrivals Hall, that the first exit to

your right and look for the uniformed Transfer

Representative. They will be carrying an orange Condor

Travel paging board with one of your parties name on it.

* If you are having trouble locating your Transfer

Representative, we recommend you return to the terminal

and call the Condor Travel 24-hour emergency number

(shown on your travel voucher) where further

instructions will be provided.

Enjoy your stay in Peru.

refer to the Supplier Brochure for their cancellation fees.

ACCOMMODATION

deposit for incidentals from the credit card (amounts may vary). Room bedding configuration and

location are requested only, and will be confirmed upon check-in at the discretion of the hotel.

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BUS JOURNEY CUZCO TO PUNO (L)

The regular bus service operated by WONDER PERU departs to

Puno at approximately 07.15 AM. On the way the bus passes

by the districts of San Sebastian San Jeronimo Tipon, Oropesa

and Piquillacta. Continue to Andahuaylillas for 40 minutes

to visit the local church which is very nice.

The trip continues to pass close to the Lagoon of Urcos, the

small towns of Quiqujana, Cusipata, Tinta and San Pedro until

reaching the Temple of Wiracocha for a 50 minute stop.

Arrive at a local restuarant and have 50 minutes to enjoy a

buffet lunch. Continue on to Puno, with a 30 minute stop at

Pucara Museum and then a 25 minute vist at Pucara Archeogical

site, before arriving in to Puno at approximately 17:30pm.

BUS STAIION ADDRESS:

WONDERS PERU Bus Station Cuzco

Av. 28 de Julio R-2.1 Urbanizaci?n Ttio.

Tel: 084 251616

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government charges may apply (these could include gratuities, tips, local payments, trip kitty's or food funds etc).

FULL DAY TAQUILE AND UROS ISLAND TOUR (SPEED BOAT) (L)

One and a half hours by speed boat from Puno, this remote

island is a remarkable community where Quechua, the language

of the Incas, is kept alive by the islanders. The

outstanding highlight of its inhabitants is their handicrafts

derived from techniques developed over centuries. Vistit the

house of a local family to engage in some activities with them such as weaving.

Afterwards enjoy lunch made from fresh local products.

A shorter stop is also made at Uros Island, the unique

floating reed islands - built on layers of totora reeds -

home to the Uros Indians, who still live as their ancestors

did a thousand years ago.

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TITIKAKA CATAMARAN DAY CRUISE (L)

Early land transfer to Copacabana Sanctuary, to board the

Catamaran Cruise Ship. Enjoy refreshments while we sail

to Sun Island, the legendary birth place of the Inca Empire.

Visit the Inca Garden, steps and fountain then the Inti

Wata Cultural Complex including the Ekako Underground

Museum, the traditional medicine and the Titikaka Reed

Shipbuilders display centres, the Pachamama agricultural

Inca terraces, a handicraft centre, the Intica Lounge

and at the Manco Kapac Look Out, the largest variety of

Andean cameloids. Also, the Inti Wata Complex at Sun

Island includes a unique sailing experience aboard a

huge Titikaka traditional vessel for a traditional visit

to the Pilkokaina Inca Palace.

Catamaran cruise to Chua Harbour while enjoying a buffet

lunch on board. After disembarkation from your cruise,

you will be transferred by land to La Paz, with the tour

ending upon drop off at your hotel.

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deposit for incidentals from the credit card (amounts may vary). Room bedding configuration and

location are requested only, and will be confirmed upon check-in at the discretion of the hotel.

ACTIVITIES

CITY AND MOON VALLEY TOUR: HALF DAY

Today you will be collected from your hotel and taken to

visit the famous Witch Doctor's Market, San Francisco

Colonial Church and the typical handicrafts of the

Sagarnaga Street Market. The tour continues to Plaza

Murillo where the Cathedral, the Government Plaza and the

national Congress buildings are located. Then, visit

the famous colonial street "Calle Jaen" where the

interesting museums are clustered together, followed

by a visit to the replica of the semi-subterranean temple

of the Tiwanaku Culture. To change scenery, the tour

continues to the residential areas of Obrajes, Calacoto

and La Florida. The tour concludes with a visit to the

unique Moon Valley where you will have the opportunity to

walk around, and visit a ceramic workshop with a

demonstration of the art of pottery.

TRANSFER

Drop-off: LPB

Please reconfirm your transfer and pick up time with the applicable

operator noted on your voucher, at least 24 hours prior to your

departure time.

refer to the Supplier Brochure for their cancellation fees.

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ACTIVITIES

FLIGHT LA PAZ TO BUENOS AIRES

Your flight from La Paz to Buenos Aires operates

via the city of Santa Cruz OR Cochabamba.

Please note Airport Departure taxes are payable

at La Paz airport and are not included in your ticket.

Your tickets will be issued locally and delivered to

you upon arrival

TRANSFER

Drop-off: BUE

make your way through Customs and Immigration to the Arrivals Hall,

where a representative of CYNSA will be waiting with your name on a

board.

Please refer to your applicable voucher for CYNSA contact

details should you require them.

refer to the Supplier Brochure for their cancellation fees.

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BUENOS AIRES CITY TOUR

This tour portrays the many faces of Buenos Aires. Today we will

visit the symbol of our city - the Obelisk, squares such as Plaza

de Mayo, Plaza San Martin and Plaza Alvear and avenues such as

Avenida De Mayo, Corrientes and 9 de Julio among others.

Next visit the historic neighbourhoods of La Boca and San Telmo, as

well as the magnificent Palermo and Recoleta and modern neighborhoods

like Puerto Madero. Visit Lezama Park and Tres de Febrero (known as

Bosques de Palermo) along with the Ecologic Reserve of the

'Costanera Sur' and then commercial and financial areas of the city.

Duration is approximately 3 hours.

TRANSFER

Drop-off: AEP

Please reconfirm your transfer and pick up time with the applicable

operator noted on your voucher, at least 24 hours prior to your

departure time.

refer to the Supplier Brochure for their cancellation fees.

TRANSFER

Drop-off: IGR

On arrival into Iguazu Airport (Argentine side) please

make your way to the Arrivals Hall where a

representative will be waiting with your name on a

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on the Argentine side of the falls.

If your hotel is located within the National Park and an

entrance fee must be paid locally.

Please refer to your applicable voucher for local

operator contact details should you require them.

refer to the Supplier Brochure for their cancellation fees.

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Comments:

ARGENTINE FALLS TOUR & GRAN AVENTURA- FULL DAY

The tour leaves from the hotel to visit the Argentinean side

of the Iguazu Falls, 67.000 hectares long, located within

Iguazu National Park, one of the first protected areas of

America. They are made up of 275 falls thundering down from a

70 meter average height. In this section of the rainforest, a

huge variety of ferns, orchids, begonias, birds and

butterflies can be seen while walking plus the diversity of

native species this Park has to offer. We are on our way to

Estacion Central, where we will take a train to Estacion

Cataratas and/or Estacion Garganta del Diablo. Takes 18 min

minutes to Estacion Garganta. As we walk along the 1200m

trail, we enjoy the most spectacular fall: Devil's Throat. We

walk on Upper Circuit: 800m trail raised above the ground

surface, so as not to block or scare away our local fauna as

they go by. In this circuit, the waterfalls from the upper

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other waterfalls, can be observed. Then on Lower Circuit:

1600m trail walk, above the ground surface, with a view from

the bottom of Dos Hermanas, Alvar Nunez, San Martin, Bosetti

and Penon of Bella Vista waterfalls; from Penon we get a view

of Garganta del Diablo (Devil's Throat) and Canon del Rio

Iguazu inferior.

Departing from El Ponton opposite Isla San Martin, this

excursion offers an exciting boat adventure, within Iguazu

National Park and in Lower Iguazu River. The semi-rigid boats

reach the bottom of San Martin, Bosetty, Tres Mosqueteros and

Ca?on de Garganta del Diablo falls, returning again to the

departure point. It is advisable to change clothes after this

excursion and to wear raincoats.

Note: National Park Fees are not included and must be paid for

locally.

TRANSFER

Drop-off: IGU

Please reconfirm your transfer and pick up time with the applicable

operator noted on your voucher, at least 24 hours prior to your

departure time.

refer to the Supplier Brochure for their cancellation fees.

TRANSFER

Drop-off: RIO

On arrival into Rio de Janeiro International Airport, please make your

way through Customs and Immigration to the Arrivals Hall where a

representative of BLUMAR will be waiting with your name on a board.

Please refer to your applicable voucher for BLUMAR contact details

should you require them.

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ACTIVITIES

JEEP TOUR - RIO 4 WONDERS (L)

Following hotel pick up in an open-air Hummer style jeep,

guests will be taken to the stunning Tijuca Atlantic Forest,

the largest urban forest in the world, with stops at the

Chinese Vista with magnificent views of Ipanema and Copacabana

beaches, Guanabara Bay and Niter?i. After visiting the National

Park, the tour continues up to the Corcovado Mountain, located

at the Tijuca's Forest, where the Christ Redeemer Statue is

located. Christ the Redeemer statue which was recently elected

as one of the 7 "New Wonders of the World". Guests can continue

on to the top by panoramic elevators or escalators that arrive

at the foot of the statue. There, passengers can enjoy a

panoramic view of Rio de Janeiro, discovering why it is called

the "Marvelous City". From Corcovado, you can see the beaches

of Copacabana, Ipanema and Leblon, the Rodrigo de Freitas

Lagoon and the Botanical Gardens. After this visit, the jeep

takes the guests down the hill for having lunch.

After lunch, the tour continues up to the Sugar Loaf Mountain,

which has become an iconic symbol of the city of Rio de

Janeiro. Rising up from a small peninsula at the entrance of

Guanabara Bay, its name is said to refer to its resemblance to

the traditional shape of concentrated refined sugar loaf. The

first cable-car takes passengers to the top of Urca Hill, which

rises 215 meters above sea level and offers spectacular views

of the entire bay and its islands. From Urca Hill, passengers

continue in a second cable car to the top of Sugar Loaf which

rises 395 meters above sea level and offers a 360 degree view

of the entire city including Botafogo and Copacabana Beaches,

Corcovado and downtown Rio. The tour finishes with a visit to

the Botanical Garden, founded by Dom Jo?o VI in 1808 as an

Acclimation Garden for exotic plants, was transformed over

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Garden of Rio de Janeiro. The Botanic Garden contains more than

6,000 different species of tropical and subtropical plants and

trees, including 900 varieties of palm trees. Visitors can

stroll along the pathways of the park to the sounds of native

birds like the "curios" and the "sabi?s." No other park can

compare to this one for the variety of species that are

cultivated is huge, like Imperial Palm-tree, the big water

lilies, famous Victoria-regia, models of Brazil Wood, an almost

extinct tree in our littoral. With pleasing hiding-places, it

was one of the favorite places of Tom Jobim, continuous frequenter.

Duration: approximately 8 hours

ACTIVITIES

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cost of the product or service, these could include currency fluctuations, fuel surcharges, and number of

travellers, taxes and airfare increases. Cabin types, Deck and cabin numbers may be requested and are

issued upon the Cruise Company's discretion and are subject to change without notice prior to sailing.

The itinerary can be changed at the discretion of the Cruise line at any time. Additional fees and

government charges may apply (these could include gratuities, tips, local payments, trip kitty's or food funds etc).

FAVELAS TOUR - HALF DAY

Rocinha favela is the biggest favela in Latin America with

about a 150 thousand inhabitants. It is located near the

neighbourhoods of G?vea and S?o Conrado. On this tour it

will be possible to observe the routine of the community

with visits to homes of residents, day-care centres,

schools and to the headquarter of Rocinha?s own samba

school - Escola de Samba Acad?micos da Rocinha - and with

walks through the many narrow streets and the commercial

centre of the neighbourhood. The commercial centre, located

at Largo do Boiadeiro, is an open air fair with food,

beverages and handicrafts typical of the North and Northeastern

regions of Brazil, the regions where most of the

residents originally come from. From the hotel we will

reach the favela by open air jeep through Estrada da G?vea,

we will visit the administration then proceed to Carlinhos

rooftop, from there we will walk the streets of the

neighbourhood; following we will visit Largo do Boiadeiro,

the headquarters of the Rocinha Samba School, then return

to the hotel via Ave Niemeyer.

Duration: approximately 3 hours.

TRANSFER

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Drop-off: GIG

Please reconfirm your transfer and pick up time with the applicable

operator noted on your voucher, at least 24 hours prior to your departure time.

refer to the Supplier Brochure for their cancellation fees.

TRANSFER

Drop-off: SCL

and Immigration and after luggage collection, take the LEFT exit to the

Arrivals Hall and proceed to EXIT 2 where a representative of AKORN/

COCHA will be waiting with your name on a board.

** IMPORTANT INFORMATION **

If you are having trouble locating the Transfer Representative, please

refer to your applicable voucher for AKORN/COCHA contact details should you require them.

refer to the Supplier Brochure for their cancellation fees.

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government charges may apply (these could include gratuities, tips, local payments, trip kitty's or food

funds etc).

SANTIAGO CITY TOUR

You will be picked up from your hotel to commence your city tour.

Santiago is a mixture of old and modern times, clearly displayed on this

tour. Enjoy learning the history of the city starting with Santa Lucia

Hill, the place where Santiago was founded in 1541. From here you will

visit the Cathedral, the Government Palace and the Horse Club.

Then continue to the eastern sector passing by modern buildings on the

way to the Faba jewellery store, where you can observe Lapis-lazuli

pieces, the precious stone from Chile and Afghanistan.

On conclusion of the tour you will be dropped off at your hotel.

Please note this itinerary is indicative only, it may change due to

unforeseen circumstances.

TRANSFER

Drop-off: SCL

Please reconfirm your transfer and pick up time with the applicable

operator noted on your voucher, at least 24 hours prior to your

departure time.

refer to the Supplier Brochure for their cancellation fees.

It is your responsibility when travelling or transiting on your journey to ensure that you have valid passports, visas and re-entry permits which meet the

requirement of immigration and other government authorities. If you need information regarding visa and other travel document requirements for your

trip please let us know.

o Domestic and Trans Tasman - $50

o International - $180

o Domestic and Trans Tasman - $30

o International - $50

* See Terms & Conditions for full details

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Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to assist with your travel plans. If you have any questions or you wish to make any changes to your quote, do

not hesitate to contact me.

Regards,

Sam Bennett

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Credit card (Diners 3.00%) $18,228.94

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There is not much in the world that compares to over 275 water cascades that make up the

stunning Iguassu Falls! Transfer to the Argentinean side of Iguassu Falls crossing a bridge measuring

480m in length connecting Brazil and Argentina. At the Iguassu National Park Visitor Centre you

will board an ecological train that takes you to Cataratas Station. The tour continues to the

Lower Circuit – a walkway from where you can admire the cascades from below. Enjoy the best

panoramic views of the Fall at the Upper Circuit.

Discover one of South America's natural wonders, Iguassu Falls - taller than Niagara Falls with 275

cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over two miles of the Iguassu River. Garganta del Diablo

or the Devil's Throat is the most impressive of all. Take a train to the Devil’s Throat Station. From

here you will have to walk for 1100 meters on a flat catwalk built over the Upper Iguassu River.

At the end you can marvel at breathtaking views from one of the greatest observation points of

the Falls.

Iguassu Falls are considered to be one of the most impressive natural beauties on Earth. The

power, size and sheer noise of Iguassu are simply breathtaking. From Foz do Iguacu you can

admire the entire Brazilian side of the falls. The main trail will take you to the biggest waterfall

known as the Devils Throat. For a close up view, walk through the subtropical forest of Iguassu

National Park to the base of Salto Floriano and take the elevator to the top of the falls.

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LIMA

When people discuss great South American

cities, Lima is often overlooked. But Peru's

capital can hold its own against its neighbors. It

has an oceanfront setting, colonial-era splendor,

sophisticated dining, and nonstop nightlife.

It's true that the city—clogged with traffic and

choked with fumes—doesn't make a good first

impression, especially since the airport is in a

poor, industrial neighborhood. But wander

around the regal edifices surrounding the Plaza

de Armas, among the gnarled olive trees of San

Isidro's Parque El Olivar, or along the winding

lanes in the coastal community of Barranco, and

you'll find yourself charmed.

In 1535 Francisco Pizarro found the perfect

place for the capital of Spain's colonial empire.

On a natural port, the so-called Ciudad de los

Reyes (City of Kings) allowed Spain to ship

home all the gold the conquistador plundered

from the Inca. Lima served as the capital of

Spain's South American empire for 300 years,

and it's safe to say that no other colonial city

enjoyed such power and prestige during this

period.

When Peru declared its independence from

Spain in 1821, the declaration was read in the

square that Pizarro had so carefully designed.

Many of the colonial-era buildings around the

Plaza de Armas are standing today. Walk a few

blocks in any direction for churches and elegant

houses that reveal just how wealthy this city

once was. But the poor state of most buildings

attests to the fact that the country's wealthy

families have moved to neighborhoods to the

south over the past century.

The walls that surrounded the city were

demolished in 1870, making way for

unprecedented growth. A former hacienda

became the graceful residential neighborhood

of San Isidro. In the early 1920s, the

construction of tree-lined Avenida Arequipa,

heralded the development of neighborhoods

like bustling Miraflores and bohemian Barranco.

Almost a third of the country's population of

29 million lives in the metropolitan area, many

of them in relatively poor newer

neighborhoods on the outskirts of the city. Most

residents of those neighborhoods moved there

from mountain villages during the political

violence and poverty that marked the 1980s

and '90s, when crime increased dramatically.

During the past decade, the country has

enjoyed peace, steady economic growth, and

decreasing crime, which have been

accompanied by many improvements and

refurbishment in the city. Residents who used to

steer clear of the historic centre now stroll

along its streets. And many travelers who once

would have avoided the city altogether now

plan to spend a day here and end up staying

two or three.

Entertainment

Lima may not be the city that doesn't sleep, but

it certainly can't be getting enough rest.

Limeños love to go out, as you'll notice on any

Friday or Saturday night. Early in the evening

they're clustered around movie theaters and

concert halls, while late at night they are piling

into taxis headed to the bars and clubs of

Miraflores and Barranco. Ask at your hotel for a

free copy of an English-language monthly full of

information on bars and clubs as well as

galleries and performances.

Restaurants

Seafood, especially cebiche, is a Peruvian

speciality, and the variety of the ingredients and

recipes is impressive. Cebiche is traditionally

only eaten at lunch, so most cebicherías

(seafood restaurants) close in the late

afternoon.

Shopping

Hundreds of stores around Lima offer

traditional crafts of the highest quality. The same

goes for silver and gold jewelry. Wander down

Avenida La Paz in Miraflores and you'll be

astounded at the number of shops selling oneof-

a-kind pieces of jewelry; the street also yields

clothing and antiques at reasonable prices.

Miraflores is also full of crafts shops, many of

them along Avenida Petit Thouars. For upscale

merchandise, many people now turn to the

boutiques of San Isidro. For original works of

art, the bohemian neighborhood of Barranco

has some excellent small galleries.

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BUENOS AIRES

"Capital of Argentina and often called 'the Paris

of South America,' Buenos Aires is a sprawling

urban metropolis. Scratch beneath the veneer

and you'll soon find Buenos Aires tourism has

plenty to offer. Birthplace of the tango and

home to a fascinating mix of South American

and European culture, the city beguiles

international visitors with its historic

architecture, lively atmosphere and vibrant

cultural scene. So brush up on your Spanish,

take those tango lessons and book your flights

to Buenos Aires because you'll soon be won

over by this enchanting metropolis on the banks

of the River Plate."

Entertainment

Porteños to party. Many don't think twice

about dancing until 6 am and heading to work

at 8 am. And alcohol doesn't play a vital role in

whether people enjoy themselves or not;

porteños could have fun at an insurance

convention, provided the conversation and

music were good and everyone looked

marvellous. Indeed, for many, it's better to good

than to good.

Nightlife these days is starting earlier. Lately, in

an effort to drum up business during the postwork/

pre-dinner window, many downtown bars

are promoting "after-office" drink specials; it's a

happy hour that often lasts until 9 or 10 pm.

This recent phenomenon aside, timing in

Buenos Aires nightlife is an exercise in patience.

Get there too early and the bar will be empty,

and you'll be tired when the atmosphere finally

builds. When families with kids in strollers don't

turn up for dinner until nearly midnight, you

know it will take a bit of work to be fashionably

late.

Hours are very fluid here, but there are some

general guidelines: theatre performances start

around 9 or 9:30 pm, and the last movie begins

after midnight. Bars get busy in the small hours,

and clubs, which attract crowds in the 18-35

age range, don't begin to fill up until 3 or 4 am.

If in doubt, turn up later than you think is

reasonable. That said, the subte closes around

11 pm, so going out means taking a taxi home

or staying out until 5 am when trains resume

running.

Much of Buenos Aires' nightlife is focused on

the past rather than the future. The city's true

party animals are—and always have been—the

old tangueros who have decades of experience

with staying out all night. Given that, it may take

a while for you to appreciate local customs,

fashion imperatives, and the overwhelming

importance of first impressions. That said, you

also see the excesses of youth as well as plenty

of modern, worldly nightspots.

Restaurants

"Vegetarians beware, Buenos Aires is paradise

for meat eaters! Beef reigns supreme on the

tables of Buenos Aires restaurants, courtesy of

the fertile Pampas grazing lands to the south of

the city. You'll find 'parillas' – or barbeque grill

restaurants – in every neighbourhood and

many critics rate Buenos Aires' succulent steaks

the best in the world. One of the finest

exponents is El Obrero in gritty La Boca – book

ahead if you're planning a weekend trip. For

nightlife head to the upscale Puerto Madero

not far from the Casa Rosada, while bohemian

San Telmo and the entire Palermo

neighbourhood are other great places to enjoy

a drink."

Shopping

Buenos Aires locals are renowned for their

fashion sense and there are plenty of

opportunities to splash the cash in the

Argentine capital. Shopping in Buenos Aires

usually involves a trip to Palermo, where the

most fashionable boutiques are located in the

trendy Soho part of the neighbourhood.

Downtown Microcentro welcomes shoppers to

its popular pedestrian-only thoroughfares

Florida Street and Lavalle Street, both of which

are lined with souvenir shops of varying quality.

Leather goods are popular gifts to take home

to friends and family, so don't forget to bring

measurements if you want to snap up a genuine

leather jacket.

Attractions

"The Plaza de Mayo is the city's main square,

named for the May revolution of 1810 which

led to Argentina's independence from Spain.

Surrounding the square are a series of historic

buildings, including the Pirámide de Mayo – a

monument to the historic revolution – and La

Casa Rosada, official residence of the President

of Argentina. Affluent Recoleta houses some of

the city's most significant sites, with the

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extensive Recoleta Cemetery the final resting

place for many of Argentina's most important

figures. One of the most popular things to do in

Buenos Aires is take a trip to the colourful

neighbourhood of La Boca, which is as famous

for its astonishing 'La Bombonera' stadium as it

for the colourful houses which line its streets."

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RIO DE JANEIRO

Carnival capital Rio de Janeiro is Brazil's second

largest city and a magnet for tourists who flock

to its golden beaches and spectacular

mountain-fringed setting. Rio de Janeiro tourism

is all about atmosphere, from the party vibe of

Carnival to showboating on Copacabana beach

and the revelry of a packed Maracana.

lifestyle, Rio still has its fair share of attractions.

The imposing Christ the Redeemer statue atop

Corcovado mountain is one of the most visited

tourist sites in the world, while Ipanema retains

its charm as one of Brazil's most vibrant

beaches.

Entertainment

Rio is light years beyond the seedy reputation

that it once had. Never before has the city

housed such a rich variety of cultural centers

and cutting-edge nightlife, and even though the

classic rhythms of samba may still dominate the

clubs, bars, and street corners, it's now possible

to find something to suit every kind of taste

almost every night of the week. Venues for

theatre, opera, ballet, and classical music are

plentiful, and smaller, more intimate (and often

more intriguing) events happen in most

neighborhoods.

More discerning arts enthusiasts should pick up

the Portuguese-language or bilingual published

by Riotur, the city's tourist board. The

Portuguese-language newspapers and publish

schedules of events in the entertainment

supplements of their Friday editions, which are

also to be found online at www.jb.com.br and

www.oglobo.com.br. Finally, is the city's best

entertainment guide, published every Saturday

and available in all newsstands.

Restaurants

Need refuelling after a long day at the beach?

Rio de Janeiro restaurants provide the perfect

pick-me-up in the form of some of Brazil's

tastiest dishes. Sit down to some 'feijoada' – the

famous black bean stew filled with a delicious

selection of meats. All-you-can-eat restaurants

known as 'rodízio' are popular, but for a more

upscale experience head to glitzy Leblon for a

meal at the popular Filé de Ouro. Nearby

Ipanema is home to popular sushi restaurant

Benkei and with a sizeable Japanese popular, Rio

is one of the best places in the world to sample

authentic Japanese cuisine. No trip to the city

would be complete without sipping on a

'caipirinha' – the national cocktail of Brazil

enjoyed by just about everyone in Rio.

Shopping

From beachwear to high-end fashion and

impressive works of art, there are plenty of

opportunities to stock the suitcase. Rio de

Janeiro shopping is often best conducted on the

beachfront stalls around Copacabana and

Ipanema. Here you can pick up a colourful

Brazilian bikini, some fashionable footwear or

perhaps a piece of street-made jewellery – just

don't forget to bring your haggling skills.

surprising that several popular shopping centres

are situated in the upscale Zona Sul cluster of

neighbourhoods, including Shopping Rio Sul and

Shopping Leblon.

Attractions

Rio de Janeiro will host the 2014 World Cup

final and the 2016 Summer Olympics and it's

not hard to see what makes this booming

metropolis such a popular tourist destination.

Many visitors make Corcovado their first stop

and you can catch a funicular train to the

summit to explore the stunning Christ the

Redeemer statue looming over the city.

Neighbouring Sugarloaf Mountain affords

panoramic views over Guanabara Bay from the

the cable cars which glide between its peaks.

Rio de Janiero attractions are not just limited to

its luscious natural surrounds. Rio is perhaps

spellbinding fortnight of revelry culminating in

spectacular samba parades throughout the city.

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SANTIAGO

"With the Andes to the east and Pacific to the

west, you can hike and swim in the same day

when Santiago is your base. The Chilean capital

is not just the political centre of the country but

a whirl of museums, theatres, and a flourishing

arts scene. It's loud but the charming old district

of Barrio Brasil has huddles of bohemians and

top notch cuisine is being dished up in Bella

Vista and Providencia. Originally occupied by

the Spanish from the mid 1500s, Santiago

gained independence in 1817 following The

Battle of Chacabuco. Today, as in most Latin

American cities, soccer is embraced more as a

religion than a sport."

Entertainment

Although it can't rival Buenos Aires or Rio de

Janeiro, Santiago buzzes with increasingly

sophisticated bars and clubs. Santiaguinos often

meet for drinks during the week, usually after

work when most bars have happy hour. Then

they call it a night, as most people don't really

cut loose until Friday and Saturday. Weekends

commence with dinner beginning at 9 or 10

and then a drink at a pub. (This doesn't refer to

an English beer hall; a pub here is a bar with

loud music and a lot of seating.) No one thinks

of heading to the dance clubs until 1 am, and

they stay until 4 or 5 am.

Nightlife

Bars and clubs are scattered all over Santiago,

but a handful of streets have such a

concentration of establishments that they

resemble block parties on Friday and Saturday

nights. Pub crawls along Avenida Pío Nono and

neighboring streets in Bellavista yield venues

aimed at a young crowd (the drinking age is

18). Just across the river, the short José

Victorino Lastarria Street also has a lot of lively

little bars. To the east in Providencia, the area

around the Manuel Montt metro station and

the Tobalaba station attract a slightly older and

better-heeled crowd.

What you should wear depends on your

destination. Bellavista has a mix of styles ranging

from blue jeans to basic black and, in general,

the dress gets smarter the farther east you

move, but remains casual.

Note that establishments referred to as

"nightclubs" are almost always female strip

shows. The signs in the windows usually make it

quite clear what goes on inside.

Gay and Lesbian Nightlife

Once mostly underground, Santiago's gay scene

is bursting at the seams. Although some bars

are so discreet they don't have a sign, others

are known by just about everyone. Clubs like

Bunker, for example, are so popular that they

attract a fair number of non-gays. There's a

cluster of gay restaurants and bars on the

streets parallel to Avenida Pío Nono in

Bellavista.

Restaurants

"Bella Vista is the home of Santiago's vibrant

nightlife. Avoid the area's main-street tourist

traps and follow locals towards Bellavista's

hidden gems. Remember, you haven't really

been to Santiago until you've tried the earthshaking

concoction called 'terremoto' (this

literally translates as 'earthquake'). What is it?

Pineapple ice cream and fermented white wine.

Bottoms up! Carnivores will love the range of

steak houses in this city and seafood lovers are

also well catered for. A highly-acclaimed

Santiago restaurant is Astrid y Gaston – with its

seasonally-changing menu of Peruvian haute

cuisine, it's an eternal favourite."

Shopping

If you're looking for the high end fashion and

luxury stores, make your way to Alonso de

Cordova Street and Nueva Costanera. Grab a

craft bargain in Centro Artensanal Santa Lucia

or find a handicrafts centre in Bella Vista. If you

have a local with you, there are shops with

cheap food, clothes and all sorts at Patronato.

Otherwise, Santiago shopping is mainly based

around a lot of malls. Chile's most-famous

department stores are Falabella, Paris and

Ripley.

Attractions

"If you're visiting the Chilean capital in January

and are a jazz fan, swing by the Providencia

International Jazz Festival. There's an

international line up and the local scene gets

even hotter. One of Santiago's top attractions is

the Chilean Museum of Pre-Colombian Art

(note it reopens late 2013) but there's no

shortage of galleries and museums to keep you

occupied otherwise. Enjoy a great view of the

city on a clear day from San Cristobal Hill (at its

base there are botanical gardens, a zoo and

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swimming pools to cool off in while you're

there). A fun way to get to know Santiago a

little better is to take a Spicy Chile free walking

tour."

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The above booking fees are non-refundable for changes of mind or

cancellations by you (subject to your rights under the Australian

Consumer Law).

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Law, the following change and cancellation fees apply to all bookings

(including online bookings and bookings made with a consultant):

• Changes to Domestic/Trans-Tasman bookings will incur a fee of $30

per passenger per booking in addition to supplier fees.

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$50 per passenger per booking in addition to supplier fees.

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will incur a fee of $50 per passenger per booking in addition to supplier

fees.

• Cancellations to International bookings (excluding Trans-Tasman

bookings) will incur a fee of $180 per passenger per booking in addition

to supplier fees.

• If you wish to change or cancel flights booked online and paid for using

PayPal, you must contact our Online Customer Service Team on 1300

733 867. Any fees for such change or cancellation must be made via

credit card and will attract the applicable credit card surcharge.

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100% of the cost of the booking, regardless of whether travel has

commenced. Supplier fees may also apply where a booking is changed

and when tickets or documents are re-issued. Where we incur any

liability for a supplier cancellation fee for any booking which you change

or cancel, you agree to indemnify us for the amount of that fee. Where

you seek a refund for a cancelled booking for which payment has been

made to the supplier, we will not provide a refund to you until we receive

the funds from that supplier.

(Not applicable to online bookings, which must be paid in full at the time

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If we fail to meet any of these guarantees, you have rights under the

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diligence on our part. Our liability will also be limited to the extent that

any relevant international conventions, for example the Montreal

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of travel by sea, the Berne Convention in respect of travel by rail and the

Paris Convention in respect of the provision of accommodation, limit the

amount of compensation which can be claimed for death, injury, or delay

to passengers and loss, damage and delay to luggage. Under

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arrangements such as special meal and seating requests, room type or

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