Anchorage<- ->Ushuaia

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Anchorage<- ->Ushuaia

Our New Trip across All the America's is a recreation of a trip that we first ran back in the 1990s, enabling intrepid travellers to head from Alaska in the very north of North America and traverse through Central America to Colombia. From there, it’s possible to link up to our existing South American trips to follow the entire western route through South America to Ushuaia at the ‘ends of the earth’ – almost 10,000 miles from the start point. Mid Summer sun to mid summer sun, north to south or south to north.

Border information: If you are starting in Ushuaia, enter Argentina at Ushuaia Airport.

Today is an arrival day with a pre departure meeting at 18:00 hrs. There are no activities planned so you can arrive at any time. Your leader will leave a note in reception telling you where this important meeting will take place. Your leader will collect your kitty and check your passport and insurance details at this meeting. Accommodation is in a lovely hostel in central Ushuaia.

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Today is a non-driving day and a chance to explore Tierra del Fuego National Park. We stay for a second night in the same hostel

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We head north driving 430 kms, including a ferry crossing of the infamous Magellan Straits, into Chile where we bush camp for the night.

Border information: We exit Argentina at San Sebastian and enter Chile at San Sebastian.

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500 kms drive to Torres del Paine National Park in Patagonia. This is one of the most outstanding areas of beauty in Chile and the highlight of the trip for many passengers. We camp for the night at a lakeside site

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These are non-driving days, free to explore the many activities and trekking opportunities on offer, including the famous ‘W’ walk. We will camp at the same lakeside site unless you are doing the ‘W’ walk

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These are non-driving days, free to explore the many activities and trekking opportunities on offer, including the famous ‘W’ walk. We will camp at the same lakeside site unless you are doing the ‘W’ walk

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These are non-driving days, free to explore the many activities and trekking opportunities on offer, including the famous ‘W’ walk. We will camp at the same lakeside site unless you are doing the ‘W’ walk

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These are non-driving days, free to explore the many activities and trekking opportunities on offer, including the famous ‘W’ walk. We will camp at the same lakeside site unless you are doing the ‘W’ walk

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270 kms drive to El Calafate, crossing the border back into Argentina. We stay in dorm accommodation at a hostel.

Border information: Exit Chile at Cerro Castillo and enter Argentina at Rio Don Guillermo.

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Today is a non-driving day with a guided visit to view the stunning Moreno Glacier. Second night at the same hostel

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200 Kms drive to El Chalten in Los Glaciares National Park. Here we have two full days to explore the Fitzroy range, with a range of activities from hiking and glacier trekking to horse riding. A boat trip on Viedma Lake is also possible. We camp here for 3 nights

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200 Kms drive to El Chalten in Los Glaciares National Park. Here we have two full days to explore the Fitzroy range, with a range of activities from hiking and glacier trekking to horse riding. A boat trip on Viedma Lake is also possible. We camp here for 3 nights

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200 Kms drive to El Chalten in Los Glaciares National Park. Here we have two full days to explore the Fitzroy range, with a range of activities from hiking and glacier trekking to horse riding. A boat trip on Viedma Lake is also possible. We camp here for 3 nights

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We cross back into Chile and if time allows visit the Cave of Hands at Rio Pinturas beforehand. We will spend 3 days overlanding through magnificent scenery, hiking, visiting glaciers and generally exploring this area of outstanding natural beauty. We will drive a total of approximately 500kms bush camping as we go.

Border information: On the second day we exit Argentina at Chile Chico and enter Chile at Chile Chico.

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We cross back into Chile and if time allows visit the Cave of Hands at Rio Pinturas beforehand. We will spend 3 days overlanding through magnificent scenery, hiking, visiting glaciers and generally exploring this area of outstanding natural beauty. We will drive a total of approximately 500kms bush camping as we go.

Border information: On the second day we exit Argentina at Chile Chico and enter Chile at Chile Chico.

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We cross back into Chile and if time allows visit the Cave of Hands at Rio Pinturas beforehand. We will spend 3 days overlanding through magnificent scenery, hiking, visiting glaciers and generally exploring this area of outstanding natural beauty. We will drive a total of approximately 500kms bush camping as we go.

Border information: On the second day we exit Argentina at Chile Chico and enter Chile at Chile Chico.

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We will head towards Chaiten driving 200 kms through the Chilean Fjords via the Colgante Glacier where there is an optional walk on the glacier. We will camp the night near Chaiten

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Depending on sailing date, today we should board a ferry for a spectacular crossing of the Golfo de Corcorvado from Chaiten to Puerto Montt. On arrival in Puerto Montt we will camp for the night. We can't guarantee you will be travelling during the day due to the few ferry running.

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Depending on the date of sailing from Chaiten to Puerto Montt today will either be a 340kms drive day to Pucon or spent on the ferry. Either way will camp for the evening

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Today is a non-driving day with a range of activities available from hiking to hot springs. We stay for a second night in the same camp site

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We head 300kms north to the wine growing region of Salto de Laja where we camp for the night

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Today is an all day drive to Santiago broken up by a visit to a vineyard at San javier. On arrival in Santiago we will stay in a centrally located hotel for the night.

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Border information: If you are starting in Santiago, enter Chile at Santiago Airport.

There will be a group meeting at 18:00 hrs on the first day. Please note the trip will depart Santiago the morning after the meeting. If you think you will enjoy a few days in Santiago let Dragoman Sales Team know, to be able to book extra pre nights accomodation.

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Today we head out of Santiago and cross the Argentine border to Mendoza, famous for its vineyards and indulge in a little wine-tasting or even rafting or mountain biking. We stay in a centrally located hostel.

Border information: Exit Chile at Los Libertadores, enter Argentina at Los Libertadores.

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Today we head out of Santiago and cross the Argentine border to Mendoza, famous for its vineyards and indulge in a little wine-tasting or even rafting or mountain biking. We stay in a centrally located hostel.

Border information: Exit Chile at Los Libertadores, enter Argentina at Los Libertadores.

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Leaving Mendoza we head east towards Rio Ceballos, we will spend the night at a wild camp, travelling around 300kms.

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A 300kms drive brings us to an unique 3 night stay at an Anglo Argentinian estancia. We will camp within the grounds of the estancia and spend time with the Gauchos - learning their skills, go horse riding, hiking and have a traditional asado or Argentinian BBQ.

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A 300kms drive brings us to an unique 3 night stay at an Anglo Argentinian estancia. We will camp within the grounds of the estancia and spend time with the Gauchos - learning their skills, go horse riding, hiking and have a traditional asado or Argentinian BBQ.

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A 300kms drive brings us to an unique 3 night stay at an Anglo Argentinian estancia. We will camp within the grounds of the estancia and spend time with the Gauchos - learning their skills, go horse riding, hiking and have a traditional asado or Argentinian BBQ.

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335kms drive to a campsite via the Quilmes Ruins en route.

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We head 370kms to Cafayate, lying at the centre of Argentina's principal wine producing region where we shall visit a vineyard. We stay at a camp site with good facilities

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175kms drive to the fine Spanish colonial city of Salta. We stay in a simple hotel in the centre of town.

On the second day you have free time to explore Salta with plenty of optional activities available.

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175kms drive to the fine Spanish colonial city of Salta. We stay in a simple hotel in the centre of town.

On the second day you have free time to explore Salta with plenty of optional activities available.

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A full 550kms drive across the Chilean border to the town of San Pedro de Atacama where we will overnight at a camp site.  We will visit the extraordinary Moon Valley, hopeful of a stunning sunset. In the evening there is also the chance to go stargazing (only possible when there is not a full moon).

Border information: Exit Argentina at Paso Jama, enter Chile at San Pedro.

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A full 550kms drive across the Chilean border to the town of San Pedro de Atacama where we will overnight at a camp site.  We will visit the extraordinary Moon Valley, hopeful of a stunning sunset. In the evening there is also the chance to go stargazing (only possible when there is not a full moon).

Border information: Exit Argentina at Paso Jama, enter Chile at San Pedro.

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150kms drive towards Uyuni, seeing Laguna Colorado and Verde along the way. We spend the night in a basic hostel

Border information: Exit Chile at San Pedro, enter Bolivia at Uyuni.

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320kms drive to Uyuni, gateway to the salt flats of the Salar de Uyuni. Overnight in friendly hotel serving the highest pizzas in the world!

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An amazing day out on the saltflats of Salar de Uyuni. Great for all those perspective bending photographs.

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An amazing day out on the saltflats of Salar de Uyuni. Great for all those perspective bending photographs.

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An early morning drive of some 190kms drive will bring us to the colonial mining town of Potosi where we stay in a local, friendly hotel for the 2 nights and have the chance for optional activities.

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An early morning drive of some 190kms drive will bring us to the colonial mining town of Potosi where we stay in a local, friendly hotel for the 2 nights and have the chance for optional activities.

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Early start and a long day drive across the dramatic windy road of the Altiplano to the highest capital in the world!. We stay in a good quality hotel in central La Paz.

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Border information: If you are starting in La Paz, enter Bolivia at La Paz Airport.

Free time to explore La Paz with a group meeting at 18:00 hrs. We stay in a good quality colonial hotel in the centre.

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In the morning there is a chance to explore La Paz before a 200kms drive brings us to the town of Copacabana on the shores of Lake Titicaca. We overnight in a hotel near the lake

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Today is a non-driving day with an all day visit to Isla del Sol in Lake Titicaca. We return in the evening to Copacabana to overnight in the same hotel

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Border information: Exit Bolivia at Copacabana, enter Peru at Desguadero.

A 200kms drive takes us across the Peruvian border to the lakeside town of Puno. In the afternoon we enjoy a boat trip out to the floating reed islands of Uros on Lake Titicaca. We spend the night in a hotel

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In the morning we will visit the Sillustani ruins and museum before driving 440kms to Cusco. We stay in a lovely colonial hotel in Cusco

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Border information: If you are starting at Cusco, enter Peru at Cusco Airport.

Free day to explore the wonderful city of Cusco, the capital of the Inca kingdom. There will be a group meeting at 10:00 hrs. Staying in a good quality colonial hotel in Cusco.

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Trekking in the Andes - either the community trek or the classic trek. This is one of the world's best treks and a highlight for most visitors to Peru.

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Trekking in the Andes - either the community trek or the classic trek. This is one of the world's best treks and a highlight for most visitors to Peru.

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Trekking in the Andes - either the community trek or the classic trek. This is one of the world's best treks and a highlight for most visitors to Peru.

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Trekking in the Andes - either the community trek or the classic trek. This is one of the world's best treks and a highlight for most visitors to Peru.

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Visit to Machu Picchu one of the world's most iconic sights. We'll have a guided tour with a local expert and plenty of time on site before catching the train back to Cusco.

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Today is a free day to recover from trekking with optional activities available in Cusco such as white water rafting. Overnight in the same colonial hotel

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Drive to Raqchi and visit ruins and local artisan centre. We stay overnight in local homestay. We stay in traditional family houses with clean but basic facilities. Whilst we are there we enjoy some of the ceremonial aspects of village life as well as much singing and dancing. This is a great local experience.

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440kms drive day to Chivay with optional visit to thermal springs. We stay overnight in a hotel at Chivay

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Today we will visit the spectacular Colca Canyon to view condors and also local communities. We will then head on to the beautiful white city of Arequipa.

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Free day to explore Arequipa.

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380kms drive day to Puerto Inca where we stay at a beach side campsite.

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A 270kms morning drive takes us to Nazca where you will have the chance of an optional flight over the mysterious Nazca lines and visit Chauchilla cemetery. We stay at a campsite with a pool.

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We drive 220kms and visit the oasis town of Huacachina for optional sand boarding and sand buggying and an overnight trip to the dunes.

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A short drive via the town of Ica takes us to Paracas National Park where we will visit the museum in the park before bushcamping in this spectacular location.

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In the morning we board a boat trip around the Ballestas Islands to view wildlife. We then head 270kms to Lima, arriving late in the afternoon. We stay in a good quality hotel in central Lima

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Border information: If you are starting in Lima, enter Peru at Lima Airport.

Free time to explore Lima, with a group meeting at 18:00 hrs. We overnight in a comfortable hotel.

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We'll start with a very long drive to Huanchaco, visiting Lambayeque for the Lord of Sipan Museum visit en route. We stay at a campsite with good facilities. 

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Visit to numerous ruins in and around Huanchaco including the enormous ruins of Chan Chan and the world famous pyramids Huaca del Sol and Huaca de la Luna. Camping with good facilities

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510kms drive to Punta Sal, on the shore of the Pacific Ocean. We camp at a hostel

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2 non-driving day with free time to enjoy the beach and activities at Punta Sal. Second and third night camping at the same hostel. 

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2 non-driving day with free time to enjoy the beach and activities at Punta Sal. Second and third night camping at the same hostel. 

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Border information: Exit Peru at Tumbes, enter Ecuador at Tumbes.

285kms drive across the border into Ecuador, to the beautiful colonial Cuenca, Ecuador's third-largest town. We stay in a stunning local guesthouse for the next 2 nights.

We'll have free time to explore Cuenca and visit the famous Panama Hat factory. 

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Border information: Exit Peru at Tumbes, enter Ecuador at Tumbes.

285kms drive across the border into Ecuador, to the beautiful colonial Cuenca, Ecuador's third-largest town. We stay in a stunning local guesthouse for the next 2 nights.

We'll have free time to explore Cuenca and visit the famous Panama Hat factory. 

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Today we drive 250kms to Riobamba and stay in a local hotel.

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An early start leads to a 350kms drive on the northern section of the spectacular Quilotoa Loop to the town of Chugchilán. We stay the night in a fantastic hostel.

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An hour’s drive brings us to the town of Quilotoa to see the stunning Crater Lake and begin one of Ecuador’s best day hikes back to Chugchilán. We will trek with a local guide and the mostly downhill trek takes between 4-6 hours. There is however a section towards the end of the trek with a steep incline which you will need to be physically fit for.

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In the morning we will drive the southen section of the Quilotoa Loop before heading to the beautiful town of Rio Verde, 300kms in total. We stay at a campsite with great facilities

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These are non-driving days with free time for range of adrenalin activities or a possible visit to nearby Banos. The nights are spent at the same campsite.

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These are non-driving days with free time for range of adrenalin activities or a possible visit to nearby Banos. The nights are spent at the same campsite.

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Today is a driving day to Coca (Puerto Francisco de Orellana). 

We'll spend the night in a comfortable hotel and get ready for our 3 days in the wilderness. 

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We will set off in the morning on a motorised canoe and leave civilization behind. for the enxt 4 days will be all about the jungle.

During your 3 nights here you will take trips out into the rainforest on foot and by boat to explore for wildlife

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We will set off in the morning on a motorised canoe and leave civilization behind. for the enxt 4 days will be all about the jungle.

During your 3 nights here you will take trips out into the rainforest on foot and by boat to explore for wildlife

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We will set off in the morning on a motorised canoe and leave civilization behind. for the enxt 4 days will be all about the jungle.

During your 3 nights here you will take trips out into the rainforest on foot and by boat to explore for wildlife

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An early boat ride brings us back along the Rio Napo to Coca from where we rejoin our overland vehicle and drive 300kms to the country's capital, Quito. We stay in a local, friendly hotel in the city.

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Border information: If you are joining in Quito, enter Ecuador at Quito airport.

Free time to explore Quito with a group meeting day at 18:00hrs. We stay in local friendly hotel in Quito

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In the morning we will drive 140kms to the Indian market town of Otavalo where we stay in a friendly hotel. En route we will stop at the Equator for the must have photos.

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Border information: Exit Ecuador at Ipiales. Enter Colombia at Ipiales

Today we cross the border into Colombia to the town of Ipiales where we stay in a local hotel

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An early morning start leads for a 315km drive to the beautiful town of Popayan where we stay for the night in dorm accommodation in a hostel.

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A short 140kms drive brings us to Cali, Colombia’s most lively city. In the evening you may have the chance to head out for a tour of the city in a traditional chiva bus and there is the chance for optional salsa classes and plenty to keep you entertained during the daytime too. We stay in Cali for 2 nights in a lovely hostel.

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A short 140kms drive brings us to Cali, Colombia’s most lively city. In the evening you may have the chance to head out for a tour of the city in a traditional chiva bus and there is the chance for optional salsa classes and plenty to keep you entertained during the daytime too. We stay in Cali for 2 nights in a lovely hostel.

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We head out early to overland 270kms to Manizales where we stay for 3 nights on a coffee plantation, camping in the grounds of a traditional finca. During the next few days we will enjoy a night of music and dancing, a city tour of Manizales and a coffee plantation tour. Will will also visit a local childrens's charity which we support.

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We head out early to overland 270kms to Manizales where we stay for 3 nights on a coffee plantation, camping in the grounds of a traditional finca. During the next few days we will enjoy a night of music and dancing, a city tour of Manizales and a coffee plantation tour. Will will also visit a local childrens's charity which we support.

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We head out early to overland 270kms to Manizales where we stay for 3 nights on a coffee plantation, camping in the grounds of a traditional finca. During the next few days we will enjoy a night of music and dancing, a city tour of Manizales and a coffee plantation tour. Will will also visit a local childrens's charity which we support.

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We head north some 200 kms to the small town of Guatapé which is beautifully located aside a lake in rolling countryside. The town is famous for the towering El Peñón de Guatapé which will will visit before enjoying 3 days of camping by the lake for various activities in the local area.

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We head north some 200 kms to the small town of Guatapé which is beautifully located aside a lake in rolling countryside. The town is famous for the towering El Peñón de Guatapé which will will visit before enjoying 3 days of camping by the lake for various activities in the local area.

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We head north some 200 kms to the small town of Guatapé which is beautifully located aside a lake in rolling countryside. The town is famous for the towering El Peñón de Guatapé which will will visit before enjoying 3 days of camping by the lake for various activities in the local area.

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A short drive of a couple of hours takes us to Colombia’s second city, Medellin where stay in dorm accommodation for 2 nights in a centrally located hostel within the Zona Rosa allowing you to enjoy the vibrant nightlife.

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A short drive of a couple of hours takes us to Colombia’s second city, Medellin where stay in dorm accommodation for 2 nights in a centrally located hostel within the Zona Rosa allowing you to enjoy the vibrant nightlife.

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A 525kms drive takes us to Covenas on the Morrosquillo gulf where we camp in the grounds of a local hotel near the beach for 2 nights. On the second day we will take a boat over to the spectacular San Bernardo islands for a tour of this beautiful archipelago.

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A 525kms drive takes us to Covenas on the Morrosquillo gulf where we camp in the grounds of a local hotel near the beach for 2 nights. On the second day we will take a boat over to the spectacular San Bernardo islands for a tour of this beautiful archipelago.

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We leave Covenas and head 240kms to Cartagena.  We stay in a comfortable hotel in central Cartagena and enjoy a walking tour of the city and you have the chance to enjoy the many optional activities on offer.

Border information: If you are finishing in Cartagena, exit Colombia at Cartagena airport.

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We leave Covenas and head 240kms to Cartagena.  We stay in a comfortable hotel in central Cartagena and enjoy a walking tour of the city and you have the chance to enjoy the many optional activities on offer.

Border information: If you are finishing in Cartagena, exit Colombia at Cartagena airport.

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We leave Covenas and head 240kms to Cartagena.  We stay in a comfortable hotel in central Cartagena and enjoy a walking tour of the city and you have the chance to enjoy the many optional activities on offer.

Border information: If you are finishing in Cartagena, exit Colombia at Cartagena airport.

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Today is free for you to explore Panama City, so maybe a chance to look around Casco Viejo or Panama Vieja, before a group meeting at 18:00. We stay the night in a centrally located hotel.

If you are continuing on from Cartagena then your leader will have assisted you with getting to the airport for your included flight to arrive in time for the joining meeting.

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This morning we set off to visit the Miraflores docks to see the Panama Canal is full operation. After a tour of the visitors centre we have a short 3 hour drive out of the capital arriving by the beach at Santa Clara for a chance to relax and dip your toes in the Pacific Ocean. We will camp by the beach.

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We travel some 340 kms today to the Chiriqui highlands and the town of Boquete where we stay in a small pension for 2 nights. The area is famous for rafting, hiking, horseriding and the nearby Volcan Baru, the highest point in Panama.

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We travel some 340 kms today to the Chiriqui highlands and the town of Boquete where we stay in a small pension for 2 nights. The area is famous for rafting, hiking, horseriding and the nearby Volcan Baru, the highest point in Panama.

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We leave Panama behind and cross into Costa Rica heading towards Quepos on the Pacific coast where the Parque Nacional Manuel Antonio is located. We spend 2 nights in cabins in the park enjoying jungle walks with a variety of optional activities on offer.

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We leave Panama behind and cross into Costa Rica heading towards Quepos on the Pacific coast where the Parque Nacional Manuel Antonio is located. We spend 2 nights in cabins in the park enjoying jungle walks with a variety of optional activities on offer.

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Today we head to Costa Rica's wonderful capital city of San Jose where we stay in a centrally located hotel allowing you the day and night to explore the city.

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We continue north through Costa Rica and a short 140km drive brings us to the dense rainforest of Monteverde where we stay in a hotel for a couple of nights. This stunning area offers an incredible diversity of flora and fauna which hopefully you will be lucky enough to see during a visit to the Cloud Forest Reserve.

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We continue north through Costa Rica and a short 140km drive brings us to the dense rainforest of Monteverde where we stay in a hotel for a couple of nights. This stunning area offers an incredible diversity of flora and fauna which hopefully you will be lucky enough to see during a visit to the Cloud Forest Reserve.

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A short drive north brings us to La Fortuna near the shores of Laguna de Arenal where we camp by the lake for fantastic vistas of the Arenal volcano and its lava flow glowing in the night. We stay by the lake for a couple of nights allowing you time for optional activities around the lake.

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A short drive north brings us to La Fortuna near the shores of Laguna de Arenal where we camp by the lake for fantastic vistas of the Arenal volcano and its lava flow glowing in the night. We stay by the lake for a couple of nights allowing you time for optional activities around the lake.

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This morning we cross into Nicaragua and hop aboard a boat and across Lake Nicaragua, Central America's largest lake, to Isla Ometepe. On the island we will stay in a small hotel for 2 nights giving you the chance to explore all the island has to offer.

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This morning we cross into Nicaragua and hop aboard a boat and across Lake Nicaragua, Central America's largest lake, to Isla Ometepe. On the island we will stay in a small hotel for 2 nights giving you the chance to explore all the island has to offer.

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Crossing back to the main land we make a short drive to Granada, Nicaraguas's oldest city, oozing with colonial charm where we spend the night in a hotel.

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Another short drive northbound brings us to Masaya National Park. We will visit the national park and the active volcano that lies in the middle of the park, viewing the crater and lava flows. We spend the night camping in the park.

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A drive of approximately 130kms takes us to the university town of Leon, with wonderful colonial architecture ranked second best in the country behind that of Granada. We may also possibly stop in Managua en route if time allows. We stay the night in a centrally located hotel.

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We start early today to cross the border and into Honduras. A long drive of 400kms brings us to Lake Yojoa, half way between San Pedro de Sula and Tegulcigalpa where we can camp for the night by the lake.

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An early start followed by a drive of just over 230kms brings us to the caribbean port town of La Ceiba from where we board a plane to the stunning Bay Islands and to Roatan. Here we stay for 3 nights in a lovely posada near many of the bars and restaurants the island has to offer.

Please remember there is a 25 USD airport tax not included on kitty today.

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An early start followed by a drive of just over 230kms brings us to the caribbean port town of La Ceiba from where we board a plane to the stunning Bay Islands and to Roatan. Here we stay for 3 nights in a lovely posada near many of the bars and restaurants the island has to offer.

Please remember there is a 25 USD airport tax not included on kitty today.

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An early start followed by a drive of just over 230kms brings us to the caribbean port town of La Ceiba from where we board a plane to the stunning Bay Islands and to Roatan. Here we stay for 3 nights in a lovely posada near many of the bars and restaurants the island has to offer.

Please remember there is a 25 USD airport tax not included on kitty today.

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We return to the mainland and head 300kms to the spectacular ruins of Copan where we camp for two nights in the grounds of a hotel.

Please remember there is a 25 USD airport tax not included on kitty today.

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We return to the mainland and head 300kms to the spectacular ruins of Copan where we camp for two nights in the grounds of a hotel.

Please remember there is a 25 USD airport tax not included on kitty today.

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Today we cross the border and enter El Salvador. Once the formailities are dealt with we continue to the lovely town of Suchitoto, with it's cobbled streets and whitewashed houses where we stay in a local hotel for the night.

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A short drive takes us to Cerro Verde National Park which offers amazing views of the surrounding volcanoes and countryside. We camp in the park which has basic facilities.

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An early getaway brings us 170kms to El Impossible National park. We camp for a couple of nights and explore this incredible park with it's great diversity of plant and animal life where you may be lucky enough to see pumas, tigrillos or black crested eagles.

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An early getaway brings us 170kms to El Impossible National park. We camp for a couple of nights and explore this incredible park with it's great diversity of plant and animal life where you may be lucky enough to see pumas, tigrillos or black crested eagles.

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This morning we drive roughly 300kms and across the Guatemalan border to the beautiful town of Antigua, the finest town in all of Central America. We stay the night in a lovely colonial hotel.

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Today is free for you to explore Antigua and there will be a group welcome meeting at 6pm. During the day the more adventurous of you may wish to try and climb up Pacaya, an active volcano. We stay the night in a lovely colonial hotel.

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Today we head to Panajachel where we camp in the grounds of a hotel on the shores of the beautiful Lake Atitlan. There is the opportunity to take a boat out onto the lake or perhaps just enjoy some relaxation.

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We will spend a second day camping by the lake and will visit Chicicastenango and it's fantastic market.

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We leave Panajachel today and a short drive takes us to San Miguel Totonicapan, one of the most beautiful towns in Guatemala. We will visit the Maya K'iche' community on a tour and stay the night with a local family. The town is also renowned for it's market which matches that of Chichicastenango.

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Today we may have the chance to visit the market at Totonicapan before a short frive brings us back to Antigua where we stay in the same lovely colonial hotel as a few nights ago.  

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We have an early start today for a 300kms drive to Rio Dulce where we board a boat to Livingston on the Caribbean coast. The town is distinctly different from the rest of the country and we will enjoy a night in a hotel here mixing with the locals.

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Following a journey back down the Rio Dulce we head to the small town of Poptun where we stay for the night on a working farm, camping in the grounds of the finca. 

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We make the short drive to the incredible Mayan ruins of Tikal, with it's temples hiding in the tropical jungle. We camp near the ruins and have a guided tour of the ruins.

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Today we cross into Belize and head on to San Ignacio, locally known as Cayo. We stay here for 2 nights and camp where a variety of optional activities are on offer.

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Today we cross into Belize and head on to San Ignacio, locally known as Cayo. We stay here for 2 nights and camp where a variety of optional activities are on offer.

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An early start today takes us to Belize City, the country's former capital. We may have a few hours to look round the city before boarding a boat over to Caye Caulker. We have 3 nights in this incredible Caribbean location staying in a small hotel close to the beach. The time on the island is your to relax, sunbathe or enjoy the many waterbased activities on offer.

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An early start today takes us to Belize City, the country's former capital. We may have a few hours to look round the city before boarding a boat over to Caye Caulker. We have 3 nights in this incredible Caribbean location staying in a small hotel close to the beach. The time on the island is your to relax, sunbathe or enjoy the many waterbased activities on offer.

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An early start today takes us to Belize City, the country's former capital. We may have a few hours to look round the city before boarding a boat over to Caye Caulker. We have 3 nights in this incredible Caribbean location staying in a small hotel close to the beach. The time on the island is your to relax, sunbathe or enjoy the many waterbased activities on offer.

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Today we will cross into Mexico, probably staying in the border town of Chetumal or maybe going all the way to Tulum gaining a day to relax somewhere else.

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We leave Caye Caulker early in the morning and we board a boat to Chetumal in Belize, waving goodbye to Belize. Upon arrival in Mexico we head up the Caribbean coastline for 2 nights of camping on a remote beach location near Xpuha. The time here allows you relaxation and on the second day we will visit the Maya-Toltec ruins of Tulum, perched high on the cliffs above the glistening blue sea, an incredible sight.

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We leave Caye Caulker early in the morning and we board a boat to Chetumal in Belize, waving goodbye to Belize. Upon arrival in Mexico we head up the Caribbean coastline for 2 nights of camping on a remote beach location near Xpuha. The time here allows you relaxation and on the second day we will visit the Maya-Toltec ruins of Tulum, perched high on the cliffs above the glistening blue sea, an incredible sight.

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We have a 270kms drive to Piste today, the gateway for Chitchen Itza, one of the most spectacular Mayan sites. Here we enjoy a guided tour of the site as well as the daily spectacular light and sound show.

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Today we have a short drive to Merida, the capital of the Yucatan state. We stay in a colonial hotel in the heart of this bustling city and a chance to enjoy it's nightlife.

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We have an all day drive towards Palenque where we will camp for 2 nights. On the second of the two days we will visit the incredible ruins of Palenque, rising high from the jungle. A guide will show us around the ruins and you will be free to see if you can visit all 200 of the buildings that make up the city!

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