Discover the "south" in South America on this spectacular journey to the end of the world and back. Begin in vibrant Santiago, Chile, where you'll enjoy guided city sightseeing and two overnights, then continue to Puerto Natales via Punta Arenas, a city that claims to be the world's southernmost city. Enjoy a scenic drive into Torres del Paine National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and your home for the next two nights. Spend time viewing the area's shimmering waterfalls, glaciers, and abundant wildlife. Then, return to Punta Arenas, where you embark on a 4-night cruise on board the Via Australis. Travel through channels, bays, and fjords on your journey to Ushuaia, the self-proclaimed "End of the World." Visit Tierra del Fuego National Park before flying to colorful Buenos Aires for four overnights, abundant leisure time, and the perfect finale to your incredible vacation.

HOTELS
Santiago: Plaza El Bosque Park & Suites, Located in one of the most exclusive districts of Santiago, this hotel is surrounded by shops, restaurants, and only a few steps from the city center. The hotel features 179 rooms, 2 restaurants, heated swimming pool, game room, gym, and spa.

Puerto Natales: Indigo Patagonia, Situated on the coast of Puerto Natales, the rooms of the Indigo Patagonia boast the beauty of Patagonia's pristine surroundings. The hotel offers 29 rooms, a restaurant and lounge, spa, and souvenir shop.

Torres del Paine: Hosteria Las Torres, In the heart of Chilean Patagonia and mythical Torres del Paine National Park, this charmingly rustic hotel provides a comfortable home base from which to explore the park's towering mountains, turquoise lakes, glaciers, ice fields, and steppes. The hotel features 57 rooms, two restaurants, a bar, an interpretive center, and a spa.

Chilean Fjords: M/V Via Australis, Sail on this expedition cruise ship built in 2005 across the Patagonian Channels. Each of the 64 cabins feature private facilities, low beds, and panoramic windows. Your onboard experience is accented by two bars, a dining room, library, game room, shop, and wide open promenade decks offering spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding fjords.

Ushuaia: Hotel Las Hayas, Overlooking Beagle Channel, this deluxe hotel has 92 guestrooms all providing the comforts of home, 2 restaurants, a gym, a spa, a Jacuzzi, and a swimming pool.

Buenos Aires: Sheraton Buenos Aires, Located in the heart of the city, the Sheraton Buenos Aires Hotel is a landmark for International visitors. The hotel features two pools, tennis courts, fitness center, shopping arcade, two restaurants, and a bar.