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Ushuaia to Quito Overview

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    • Trip Price tool tip
      USD $5,170
      CAD $5,205
      AUD $5,030
      EUR €4,030
      GBP £3,135
      NZD $6,445
      ZAR R40,205
      CHF FR4,665
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      USD $2,860
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    • Total price tool tip
      USD $8,030*
      CAD $7,982*
      AUD $7,767*
      EUR €6,026*
      GBP £4,879*
      NZD $9,877*
      ZAR R60,096*
      CHF FR6,927*
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Trip Validity

  • 2013-01-01 - 2013-12-31

Take a trip through South America from Ushuaia to Cuzco

Discover vibrant culture and breathtaking scenery on this epic 83-day adventure from the frozen depths of Patagonia to the lush jungle of Ecuador. Start the journey among the unspoilt wilderness of Patagonia. Soak up spectacular views of the region's majestic glaciers, crystal lakes and forest-covered mountains before heading north to discover the succulent flavours of a traditional Argentine barbecue. Survey vast Bolivian salt flats, marvel at the remarkable floating islands of Lake Titicaca and set off on the trek of a lifetime to the mesmerising ruins of Machu Picchu. Finish the adventure experiencing Ecuador's bewitching fusion of Spanish and Quechuan culture. This unforgettable trip will leave you enchanted by the dynamic culture and awe-inspiring scenery of these exceptional countries.

  • Admire the crystal waters of Lake Titicaca
  • Be amazed by the salt flats of Bolivia
  • Delve deep into a dark mine in Potosi
  • Hike along ancient trails to the lost city of Machu Picchu
  • Sample roast cuy in Cuzco
  • Tantalise the tastebuds at an Argentine barbecue
  • Trek through Argentina and Chile's glacial scenery
  • Wander through the Argentinean city of Salta

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Ushuaia to Quito Summary

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Day 60 Puerto Inca

Puerto Inca is a tiny, sandy place with an abundance of ruins and beautiful coastal scenery to enjoy.

Day 61 Nazca

Rebuilt completely after a devastating earthquake in 1996, Nazca is home to the mysterious Nazca Lines and a city of colourful houses with a pretty main square.

Day 62 Paracas National Reserve

Home to a large number of birds and wildlife species, Paracas National Reserve helps preserve Peru's marine ecosystem and the cultural heritage of the Paracas people.

Days 63-64 Ballestas Islands/Lima

With birds circling ahead, a dramatic coastline with stone arches and caves, and animals galore lazing on rocks and beaches, the Ballestas Islands are a visual feast. Lima is a large, fascinating hotchpotch of architectural styles, coastal scenes, world cuisines, impressive museums, traditional culture and modern arts and nightlife.

Days 65-66 Huanchaco

Famed for its 'surfing' fishermen, Huanchaco was once a small fishing village but is now a relaxed beach haven for travellers keen on seeing the nearby ruins.

Days 67-69 Punta Sal

Gorgeous secluded beaches, blue skies and a relaxed pace of life are on offer in Punta Sal, a lovely beachside town in the very north of Peru.

Days 70-71 Cuenca

With roots tracing back to 8000BC, Cuenca is a fascinating and beautiful city, and World Heritage-listed due to its wonderfully preserved heritage buildings.

Day 72 Riobamba

Ecuador's mountain-climbing and trekking capital, Riobamba is a lovely city at the starting point of the Nariz del Diablo (Devil's Nose) train ride.

Days 73-74 Chugchilan/Quilotoa Loop

Nestled in amongst the Andes, Chugchilan is a picturesque village with amazing mountain scenery, wonderful hiking trails and is a perfect base to explore the area. The Quilotoa Loop starts in Latacunga and journeys through local villages, stunning mountain vistas, cloud forests and valleys, and to the beautiful Laguna Quilotoa.

Days 75-77 Rio Verde

Rio Verde is a beautiful little town set in a valley with great hiking and close to several lovely waterfalls, including the San Miguels falls.

Day 78 Coca

Prepare for the jungle adventure ahead in Coca.

Days 79-81 Amazon Jungle

The Amazon Rainforest, over 1.7 billion acres in size and spilling over into 8 countries, is a wondrous place with a bounty of plantlife, animals and fascinating communities.

Days 82-83 Quito

Quito is a cultured city with a wonderous Old Town, a dynamic nightlife and atmospheric streets showcasing Ecuadorian life in all its splendour.
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What's included in this trip

  • Start:

    Ushuaia, Argentina

  • Finish:

    Quito, Ecuador

  • Group size:

    Min 4 , Max 22

  • Ages:

    Min 18

  • Meals:

    All meals when camping

  • Accommodation:

    Bush camp (no facilities) (8 nts), Camping (with facilities) (31 nts), Guesthouse (1 nt), Homestay (1 nt), Hostel (4 nts), Hotel (33 nts), Lodge (3 nts)

  • Transport:

    Boat, Ferry, Jeep, Overland vehicle, Train

  • Included activities:

    3 night/3 day Amazon Adventure, Alternative Inca Trail and Quechua Community trek, Ballestas Islands boat trip, Chan Chan Archaeological Site, Chauchilla cemetery, Colgante Glacier, Cueva de las Manos, Cuzco Visitor Ticket, Hat Factory Tour, Isla del Sol boat trip, Jeep tour of Uyuni Salt Flats, Lord of Sipan Museum, Los Glaciaries National Park, Machu Picchu guided tour, Moreno Glacier, Paracas National Park, Pyramids of Sun and Moon, Quilmes Ruins, Raqchi Artisan Centre and ruins, Sillustani Ruins and Museum w/Guide, Tierra del Fuego National Park, Torres del Paine National Park, Tour of the Sacred Valley, Sacsayhuaman and Ollantaytambo, Trek from Quilotoa to Chugchilan, Trekking, Uros Island boat trip on Lake Titicaca, Valle de la Luna Excursion, Vineyard Tour, Wine tasting

  • Notes:

    Please note that this trip requires minimum numbers to depart, and may be cancelled up until 56 days prior to departure. The places showing on the dates and availability page are an indication only so please contact Intrepid to check if your preferred date will depart before making any final arrangements, such as booking non-changeable flights.

  • Trip price from

    USD $5,170
    CAD $5,205
    AUD $5,030
    EUR €4,030
    GBP £3,135
    NZD $6,445
    ZAR R40,205
    CHF FR4,665
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    USD $2,860
    ‡ Price information

  • Total price from

    USD $8,030*
    CAD $7,982*
    AUD $7,767*
    EUR €6,026*
    GBP £4,879*
    NZD $9,877*
    ZAR R60,096*
    CHF FR6,927*
    *     Price information
  • * Refer to booking conditions
  • ‡ As our kitty is flexible the indicated amount is indicative only - please click here to view the kitty amount for your departure date.

  • Per day from:

    USD $96
    CAD $96
    AUD $93
    EUR €72
    GBP £58
    NZD $119
    ZAR R724
    CHF FR83
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About Argentina , Bolivia , Chile , Ecuador , Peru

    • 83
    • GDBGC
    • Trip Price tool tip
      USD $5,170
      CAD $5,205
      AUD $5,030
      EUR €4,030
      GBP £3,135
      NZD $6,445
      ZAR R40,205
      CHF FR4,665
    • Kitty tool tip
      USD $2,860
      ‡
    • Total price tool tip
      USD $8,030*
      CAD $7,982*
      AUD $7,767*
      EUR €6,026*
      GBP £4,879*
      NZD $9,877*
      ZAR R60,096*
      CHF FR6,927*
      *
    •  
       
       
       
       
    •  
       
       
       
       
    • Overland
    • Basix
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‡ As our kitty is flexible the indicated amount is indicative only - please click here to view the kitty amount for your departure date.

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You must check that permits are available for the date you start the Inca Trail. For example, if your trip starts on July 11, and the Inca Trail starts on day 4, you will need your permit on July 14.

This information should be used as a guide only as availability may change by the time we receive your request.

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Inca Trail Availability

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Inca Trail permits are available. You can book your trip for this date.

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Inca Trail permits may still be available, please contact us so we can check the current availability and make arrangements for you.

Alternative Routes

Inca Trail permits are now sold out. However, you can opt to hike the Inca Quarry Trail - with spectacular and diverse sceneries this trek is an exceptional alternative to the very busy Inca Trail. Alternatively, travel by train through the picturesque Urubamba Valley to Aguas Calientes. Both options include a visit to Machu Picchu! Please contact us to arrange the one that suits you best!