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Splen•dour (splĕn′dər) n. A quality that outshines the usual, the quality of being magnificent, splendid or grand from Latin splendor, splendere "be bright, shine"

South A•mer•i•ca (saʊθ əˈmɛrɪkə) n. The fourth largest continent, bordering the Caribbean to the north, Pacific in the West, Atlantic in the east and joined to Central Americas by the isthmus of Panama

Machu Picchu, Splendours of Sth America

PERU, , and 23 DAYS / April - May 2022

2022 Splendours of South America

Peru, Bolivia, Argentina and Brazil 23 Days 24th April – 165h May 2022

Join us on this trip of a lifetime as we take in some of the most spectacular, iconic and bucket-list sights on our ULTIMATE TRIP around South America.

From2 the dizzying heights of the Andes to the wilds of the Amazon Jungle, our NEW 2022 ‘Splendours of South America’ tour has Latin America covered as we visit Peru, Bolivia, Argentina and Brazil.

Delve into ancient sights such as Ollantaytambo, the Sacred Valley and spectacular Machu Picchu. Travel into the Amazon rainforest to discover its hidden world by both boat and walking trails. Marvel at the breathtaking beauty of Iguazu Falls from both the Argentinian and Brazilian1 sides and take an 1 1 exhilarating boat ride to feel the spray of the falls on your face. FeelStart the hustle End and bustle of Lima, experience life in elevated . And dance to the rhythm of the local beat in beautiful Buenos Aires and exciting Rio de Janeiro. 1

Take time out to get up-close-and-personal with intriguing animals and stunning colourful birdlife. And meet local people to learn of their culture and lifestyle; we’ll even try traditional food on the fascinating floating islands of Lake Titicaca.

With five flights included within South America, plus a mix of coach and train travel, our transport offers the opportunity to see South America from all angles. Relax and watch the scenery drift by, or marvel from above at this diverse and captivating part of the world.

This tailor-made tour includes hand-picked, 4-star accommodation in each location, with ALL activities and tips to local crew and guides included. We’ve taken care of everything for you so all you need to do is concentrate on discovering the ‘Splendours of South America’!

See you on board with me in 2022! Tim Tim Kozma

Director Quo Vadis Holidays

Iguassu Falls, Argentina/Brazil

Tour Overview (23 days)

Premium Highlights § Lima Welcome Dinner and site-seeing tour with local guide including visit to famous Larco Herrera Museum § Three Motorized canoe journeys and one dugout canoe excursion in Amazon § Concepcion Trails Amazon walk, twilight river excursion with local guide § Tambopata National Reserve trek and visit and Inkaterra Canopy Walkway and Anaconda walk § Night-time Amazon rainforest adventure § Puerto Maldonado Butterfly House § Villages Chincheros and Maras visits in Sacred Valley § Visit Maras Salt Ponds and Moray circular terraces § Highlight local Sacred Valley farm Hacienda visit incl local lunch § Ollantaytambo town and ancient site visit with local guide § Incarail “The 360º” train Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientas § Machu Picchu archeological site visit with local guide incl. Solar Clock, Sun Temple, urban sector and agricultural sector incl lunch § Return train Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo § Inca Ceremonial Center of Sacsayhuaman visit § Cusco walking tour with local guide § Cusco Highlight dinner § Lake Titicaca full-day boat trip to Uros Islands and Taquile Island including lunch § Tiahuanaco ancient site and Moon Valley visits in Bolivia § La Paz city tour including San Francisco Colonial Church, Witch Doctors Market, Indian market, Plaza Murillo, Calle Jean Street and Kili Kili gondola and viewpoint § Highlight local Bolivian dinner in La Paz § Buenos Aires city tours including Plaza de Mayo, Recoleta Cemetery, la Boca, San Telmo incl. lunch § Empanada making and lunch § Highlight dinner and tango show at famed Piazolla Tango § Visit to Argentinian and Brazilian sides of Iguazu/Iguassu Falls including boat ride to base of falls § Iguassu Falls Bird Park Visit § Rio De Janeiro city tour incl. Macarena football stadium and stop at Sambadrome, location of world-famous Rio Carnival parade § Corcovado Hill – Christ Redeemer Statue visit in Rio De Janeiro § Sugarloaf cable-car visit and entry into Macarena Football Stadium § Exhilarating Brazilian rhythmic dance show § Highlight final local churrasqueria dinner § Five flights within South America: Lima to Puerto Maldonado/Amazon, Puerto Maldonado to Cusco, La Paz to Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires to Iguazu Falls, Iguazu Falls to Rio De Janeiro

Other Inclusions § Welcome drink in Lima § Arrival and departure transfers § Spectacular Peruvian and Bolivian drives § Group photo (one per couple/single) § Hotel porterage (departure mornings) § All tips to Tour Directors, Tour Drivers, local guides and hotels

Other 1st Class services § Escorted by Professional Tour Directors (Peru, Bolivia and Argentina/Brazil) § Air-conditioned coaching for driving days for the tour § 22 nights in South American standard 4-star hotels § 22 buffet/continental breakfasts, 11 hotel dinners, 6 Highlight Dinners, 7 lunches

Meal Codes: B = Breakfast, D = Hotel Dinner, HD = Highlight Dinner, BD = Buffet Dinner, L=Lunch

Plaza de Armas, Cusco, Peru Tour Pace

For our inaugural trip in South America, we’ve designed this trip in conjunction with our South American partners to take in many of the major highlights at a great pace.

With two and three-night stops throughout and eliminating any one-night stopovers, we ensure enough time in each location to see all the major sights plus free-time to explore.

Five flights included to get us from place to place quickly and efficiently but also including enough journeys by coach and train to enjoy the spectacular local scenery.

Though we won’t be trekking as such, we’ll be at altitude in Cusco, Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca and in the world’s highest capitol, La Paz, so good physical fitness is required to handle those elevations.

We’ve put together what we think is the ULTIMATE South American holiday that aims to NOT burn-out our guests but also experience many of the Splendours of South America.

Madre de Dios river, Amazon, Peru

Day 3 / Tues 26th April 2022 / Lima to Puerto Maldonado/Amazon Leaving Lima this morning we board a flight to Puerto Day 1 / Sun 24th April 2022/ Lima Maldonado, gateway to the Southern Amazon jungle. We board a motorised canoe for the short journey along the Welcome to Lima! Upon arrival at Jorge Chavez Madre de Dios River to our accommodation, a lodge on International Airport, your driver awaits to transfer you to the hotel. Settle in and rest up, then meet your tour leader the banks of a natural ‘cocha’ or lake, a place rich in ecosystems, tropical plants and beautiful wildlife. Enjoy for a welcome briefing before we taste our first flavours of lunch produced with local organic ingredients and native South America with dinner in a local restaurant. Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro founded the city on the Day flavours before we take a guided walk-through the of the Three Kings, settlements had been scattered through property’s many nature trails, learning about the the valley since before the Incas. The city was built on top of rainforest, its uses, transformations by mankind, and an existing palace and temples that belonged to the local importance to the planet. This evening we take to the chief who had little choice but to move on. Lima was in its water again, navigating the Madre de Dios River at twilight prime during the Spanish colonial days and much of the to discover its ecosystem, Amazonian creeks and city's attraction now lies in its well-preserved historical nocturnal wildlife before returning for dinner. (BB, L, D) centre. (HD) Hotel: 2 nights Puerto Maldonado – Inkaterra Hacienda Hotel: 2 nights Lima – Dazzler by Wyndham Miraflores Concepcion Cabana

Day 4 / Wed 27th April 2022 / Puerto th Maldonado/Amazon Day 2 / Mon 25 April 2022/ Lima Tuck into a nutritious buffet breakfast in preparation for a This morning we delve into the sprawling metropolis of trek into the Tambopata National Reserve. We’re headed Lima, beginning with views of the magnificent pre-Inca to Lake Sandoval and along the way we’ll learn about the Huaca Pucllana pyramid which offers an insight into the reserve’s extensive biodiversity, conservation efforts and city’s ancient culture. Next we take in the colonial side of the lake’s formation. Taking a dugout canoe across this Lima seeing the Cathedral, Plaza Mayor, Palacio mirror-like oxbow lake, we hope to spot wildlife like the Municipal, and plethora of glorious monuments. Later, endangered giant river otter, blue and yellow macaw, we visit the Convent of Santo Domingo, where the relics black caiman, and one of the world’s biggest fresh water of three Peruvian saints are conserved. We finish our scaled fish, the paiche. After lunch at the lodge we make touring in the modern section of this great city visiting the our way to the Inkaterra Canopy Walkway where we take district of Miraflores and the Larco Mar shopping mall to the treetops for breathtaking views of the rainforest which rests on the seafront cliffs and showcases not only canopy. Ascending one of the two 30m towers and a myriad of shops, but also spectacular views of the crossing the hanging bridges, we pause on observation Pacific Ocean and Parque del Amor. The rest of the day decks and feel the hum of the rainforest. With nearly 400 is yours to explore more of this UNESCO World Heritage species of birds in the area we’ll spot white-throated Site city at your leisure. (BB) toucans, woodpeckers, and trogons, but also keep an eye out for squirrel monkeys and the three-toed sloth. After descending from the canopy we traverse a 200m wooden bridge over swampland discovering the fauna and flora of this flooded ecosystem. Tonight we explore the Amazon rainforest on foot, seeking out nocturnal animals with their intriguing behaviour patterns, and listening to the sounds of this hidden world. (BB, L, D)

Day 6 / Fri 29th April 2022 / Sacred Valley Today we head to the small rustic town of Chinchero, a hidden treasure that many visitors miss boasts an impressive display of Inca architecture, ruins and megalithic carved rocks, home to the famous Peruvian weaving. We continue on through some of the most scenic spots in the Sacred Valley to the ancient Maras Salt Ponds. Here the Incas built terraces to capture and harvest the salt that flows from the salty springs that emerge from the hillside. Later in Moray, we discover the huge circular agricultural terraces that were built by the Incas on limestone sinks, an agricultural laboratory of sorts used to determine the optimum conditions for each species in varying altitudes. Later at a local hacienda we gain an insight into local farming, learning firsthand about the production of Cusco Giant White Corn and hacienda life, and enjoying a rustic ‘farm to table’ lunch. Our day finishes with free-time to relax back at our hotel. (BB, L) Day 5 / Thurs 28th April 2022 / Puerto Maldonado to Sacred Valley Leaving our lodge sanctuary we return to Puerto Maldonado with time to visit the Butterfly House, a conservation project showcasing a significant number of Peru’s nearly 3700 butterfly species. Next we take to the skies ourselves for a fascinating flight to Cusco, which sees us constantly ascending to Cusco’s altitude of 3399m. On arrival we transfer to our hotel in the Sacred Valley of the Incas. The Sacred Valley was undoubtedly a key area of settlement to the Incas; its combination of agreeable climate and fertile plains bestow an unusual Day 7 / Sat 30th April 2022/ Sacred Valley abundance for the high Andes. Here the Incas sculpted the mountain flanks with vast contour terracing and to Aguas Calientes irrigation channels. (BB, D) We begin today visiting the ruins of Ollantaytambo; this Hotel: 2 nights Sacred Valley – Casa Andina Premium extraordinary site is home to a massive Inca fortress, Valle Sagrado hillside terraces and an amazing rock formation representing the Inca god Wiracocha. Then we take to the rails on a scenic train ride like no other aboard Inca Rail’s ‘The 360°’. This unique rail journey through the Andean landscape to Machu Picchu is truly beautiful, with the train featuring tall panoramic windows and an observation outdoor carriage from which to take it all in. We wind from the Sacred Valley to descend gradually along the edge of the Urubamba River, finally reaching the cloud forest and arriving in Aguas Calientes, a modern little town close to the sanctuary of Machu Picchu. (BB, D) Hotel: 2 nights Aguas Calientes – El Mapi by Inkaterra

Day 10 / Tues 3rd May 2022/ Cusco Cusco is our focus today, where we enjoy a guided walking tour through the vibrant centre, unearthing the mixture of Inca and Spanish cultures, wandering the cobblestone streets and discovering the Stone of Twelve Angles at the Inca Roca Palace and The Temple of Qoricancha. In the heart of the city the Plaza st de Armas is surrounded by colonial arcades, carved Day 8 / Sun 1 May 2022/ Machu Picchu wooden balconies and four churches; we visit the Today brings the ultimate archaeological site visit to Machu beautiful Cathedral to discover its fine examples of Picchu. We take a short bus ride up a steep, zigzagging colonial baroque art. Lastly we arrive at the bustling road bringing us to the impressive Lost City of the Incas San Pedro Market to find vegetables, meats, local Long thought to be the stuff of legends, Machu Picchu’s cheeses (which you should certainly try), chocolates, remains were discovered only in 1911 by Hiram Bingham. herbal medicines and many local handicrafts. The rest Standing 2,430m above sea-level, and surrounded by of the afternoon is free to take advantage of your Cusco tropical mountain forest, Machu Picchu is probably the most Tourist Ticket which is valid at many museums and amazing urban creation of the Inca Empire and our expert archaeological sites. Of course you may also like to local guide will show us the most important sectors of this nestle into one of the city’s many cool cafes and watch great Inca City, including the great Intiwatana (solar clock), the world go by. Tonight we dine at a restaurant Sun Temple, urban and agricultural sectors, which all seem overlooking the main square enjoying some lively local to be clinging to the gravity-defying rock escarpments as if music. (BB, HD) cut naturally in the rock escarpments. After lunch we zig zag our way back to town for an afternoon at leisure. town by bus. The rest of the day remains at leisure. (BB, L, D)

Day 11 / Wed 4th May 2022/ Cusco to Lake Titicaca Today we hit the road travelling to Puno via spectacular mountain scenery and passing through colourful and Day 9 / Mon 2nd May 2022/ Aguas Calientes lively Juliaca which is renowned for its traditional street dancing, often performed in celebration of Catholic to Cusco festive days. We arrive in Puno nestled between the The first hours of the morning are at leisure. If you wish, mountains and shores of Lake Titicaca, the highest make a second visit to Machu Picchu early in the morning. At navigable lake in the world at over 3800m above sea the appropriate time, board the tourist train back to level. Puno is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful Ollantaytambo. Upon arrival to the train station, you will be destinations in Peru. After check-in, there’s plenty of transferred back to Cusco. On the way back, visit the huge time to acclimatise to the altitude before we meet for “Inca Ceremonial Center of Sacsayhuaman”. This enormous dinner. (BB, D) structure overlooks the city of Cusco. Its constructions are Hotel: 2 nights Puno, Lake Titicaca – Sonesta Posada amazing, with huge rocks perfectly fitted. It is said that it took del Inca Puno (Lake View Rooms) over 10,000 workers 50 years to build it. The origin of the temple of Sacsayhuaman is still today unknown. The archaeologist attributed its construction to the Period of the Inca Pachacutec. Later, we settle into our hotel. (BB, D) Hotel: 2 nights Cusco – Sonesta Cusco Superior Rooms

Street tango, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Day 12 / Thurs 5th May 2022/ Lake Titicaca Lake Titicaca is home to the famous Floating Islands of the Uros, an amazing archipelago of man-made totora reed islands, inhabited by the Uros, descendants of one of the oldest cultures of the continent. Our full day boat tour gives us an insight into how today’s inhabitants continue to live as their ancestors did. We continue on to Taquile Island whose 2,200 residents are known for their ancestral skill in weaving, their pre-Columbian constructions and lovely countryside. On this island, we’ll find fine handwoven textiles and clothing, which are regarded as among the highest-quality handicrafts in Peru. We take in a typical lunch in a local rustic restaurant before setting sail back to Puno. (BB, L)

Day 14 / Sat 7th May 2022 / La Paz We spend this morning discovering La Paz starting with Moon Valley, a unique geological area where erosion has formed a large collection of sandstone monoliths shaped over thousands of years, creating a truly lunar surface scene. Next we visit a typical Indian market, the famous Witch Doctor's Market, and the San Francisco Colonial Church. The tour continues to the Plaza Murillo where the Cathedral, Palacio del Congresso Nacional and Palacio Quemado hold centre stage. We then visit the famous colonial street Calle Jaen with its brightly plastered 18th century houses, before finally heading to the lofty heights of Killi Killi to see this jostling city from on high. Tonight we join the hustle and bustle with dinner at a local restaurant. (BB,HD) th Day 13 / Fri 6 May 2022/ Lake Titicaca to La Paz Bid farewell to Peru and our Peruvian tour leader as we arrive at the border town of Desaguadero. We clear the immigration process to enter Bolivia where our expert Bolivian tour leader awaits ready to whisk us away to the archaeological site of Tiahuanaco, the base of a great civilisation that began around 500BC before mysteriously th disappearing around AD1200. Thought to be where the Day 15 / Sun 8 May 2022 / La Paz to Incas learned about building systems and agricultural Buenos Aires practices, the sprawling ruins comprise of temples, Leaving Bolivia we board our flight to Buenos Aires courtyards, terraced pyramids, monolithic stone statues, where our local Argentinian tour leader greets us and gateways, and the most famous structure, the Puerta del Sol introduces us to this vibrant and passionate city. Born on (Gateway of the Sun). From the ruins we make the two-hour the banks of the Río de la Plata, Buenos Aires is a city drive to the Bolivian capital of La Paz, where we remain at of contrasts showcasing grand European avenues high altitude in the southern Central Andes. (BB, D) alongside neighborhoods that literally taste of tango and Hotel: 2 nights La Paz – La Casona Boutique the exciting rhythm of a milonga, a popular Argentinean

dance. We’re here to discover the city’s intense cultural life, gastronomic offerings and incomparable night life! (BB, D) Hotel: 3 Nights Buenos Aires – Tango de Mayo (Superior Room)

Day 16 / Mon 9th May 2022 / Buenos Aires Enjoy a morning exploring Buenos Aires with our guide, including the intriguing tombs and monuments of the Recoleta Cemetery, the final resting place of some of the city’s most famous residents. We take a walk around La Boca and its Day 18 / Wed 11th May 2022/ Buenos well-known ‘Caminito’ district, before moving on to the lesser- known side of this colourful neighbourhood to visit an artist's Aires to Iguazu Falls gallery and stop for lunch at a local restaurant. Tonight we We farewell Buenos Aires and board a flight to Puerto step out and visit the city’s legendary Piazzolla Tango, a Iguazu which lies on the border between Argentina and beautiful art-nouveau theatre where Astor Piazzolla’s music Brazil. Iguazu is the gateway to the famous Iguazu comes to life accompanied by some of the best performers in Falls and after checking-in the rest of the afternoon is Argentina. Enjoy an evening of sophistication, elegance and at your leisure to explore the town at your own pace style, exquisite dishes and a soirée full of the tango´s magic, before we meet up again for dinner. (BB, D) spirit and passion. (BB, L, HD) Hotel: 2 Nights Iguazu Falls – Loi Suite Iguazu (Superior Room)

Day 19/ Thurs 12th May 2022 / Iguazu Falls Today is dedicated to the breathtaking Iguazu Falls that span nearly 3km and have to be one of the most awe-inspiring sights on the planet. These massive waterfalls are divided between Argentina and Brazil and today we’ll be visiting the th Argentinian side. We gain a deep perspective of the Day 17 / Tues 10 May 2022 / Buenos Aires waterfalls, recently named one of the Seven Wonders of the Today our guide take us on a stroll through the cobblestone World, by taking to the three walking trails. On the lower circuit streets of San Telmo, the oldest barrio in Buenos Aires, and home to colonial buildings, quaint shops, antique stores and we view of the falls from below, feeling part of the natural tango parlors. We finish up our tour getting to know the most surroundings, and sensing their great magnitude. The upper iconic, and oldest, public square of Buenos Aires, Plaza de circuit takes us above the falls for a different perspective. Later Mayo, the site of the May Revolution. Next up it’s time for a we take an adventure boat ride seeing highlights such as culinary experience like no other as we master the art of Devil’s Throat and the San Martin Falls. Be prepared to get correctly closing empanadas before sitting down to enjoy wet as we sail into the splash zone and ride over choppy authentic Argentine cuisine, combined with local boutique wines. After lunch, feel free to keep exploring the city on rapids before hiking up to a vista point, and riding an off-road your own. (BB, L) vehicle through the jungle. (BB)

Day 22/ Sun 15th May 2022 / Rio de Janeiro Day 20/ Fri 13th May 2022 / Iguazu Falls to This morning we head to Maracanã Stadium, a must for any football fan, to see the statue of Bellini, a Rio de Janeiro national treasure. We then visit the Sambadrome, the Continuing our Iguazu Falls experience, today takes us to stadium purpose built for the city´s iconic Carnival the Brazilian side for a completely different perspective and parade. Passing through the historic centre, we see a panoramic view of the entire falls. In the Iguazu Falls the Lapa Arches and make a stop to visit the Selaron Parque das Aves (Bird Park) we walk through the Stairs, an amazing urban work of art by the late Jorge subtropical forest which is a refuge and sanctuary for many Selaron. Returning to the hotel along Aterro do bird species, including macaws, golden parakeets, harpy Flamengo, we pass by the Monument to the Fallen in eagles, and toucans. Displays also include other animal life World War II and the beaches of Flamengo and such as reptiles, snakes, and tarantulas. On finishing our Botafogo. Tonight, to celebrate our big South tour we transfer to Iguazu Airport to make tracks for Rio de American adventure, we enjoy a farewell dinner at a Janeiro. Truly breathtaking from the moment we arrive, Rio, local churrasqueria restaurant where food is cooked in or Cidade Maravilhosa (the Marvelous City) is nestled the traditional churrasco, or barbeque, style. (BB, HD) between lush, green mountains and crystal clear seas. The city is full of energy and rhythm, and a carefree spirit evident on the iconic beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema. (BB) Hotel: 3 Nights Rio de Janeiro – Arena Copacabana

Day 23/ Mon 16th May 2022/ End Rio de Day 21/ Sat 14th May 2022/ Rio de Janeiro Janeiro Our touring of Rio begins with a scenic drive to Corcovado Our wonderful “Splendours of South America” adventure Hill and the national icon, Christ the Redeemer. We take finishes after breakfast. Enjoy further time in Rio or in the sweeping panoramic views of Rio and marvel at the continue your holiday onto your next destination. Thanks giant statue, then continue to the district of Urca to board for travelling with us and all the best with your onwards the first cable car to the top of Urca Hill (215m), which journeys! (BB) offers spectacular views of Guanabara Bay. A second cable car takes us to the world famous Sugar Loaf (395m) for spectacular 360-degree views of the city and surrounds. Tonight we learn more about Brazilian culture with a show that takes us on a rhythmic tour celebrating the indigenous tupiniquin people, Brazil’s iconic music and dances like the Lambada, Carimbó, and Bossa Nova, and of course the world-famous Carnival. (BB, HD)

Iguazu Falls, Brazil/Argentina

TERMS & CONDITIONS

2022 TOUR PRICING DEPOSIT: A non-refundable deposit of AU$1,000 is required within 7 days of booking to confirm your tour reservation.

FINAL PAYMENT: 100 days prior to departure.

23 Days AU$14,290 CANCELLATIONS: 6 months >100 days lose deposit. Between 100 and 60 days from departure lose 25% of total payment. Between 59 and 30 days Lima to Rio de Janeiro per person Twin/Double Share lose 50%, 29 days or less 100% loss.

CHANGES IN PRICES & ITINERARIES: Prices in this brochure are based on costs, charges, tariffs, taxes and levies, and exchange rates at the time of publication. In the event that such fluctuations affect the price to be paid AU$ 2,490 for services, Quo Vadis Holidays reserves the right to adjust prices as Single Supplement necessary at any time. We reserve the right to deviate from this itinerary or change hotels should it be unnecessary due to unforeseen circumstances. TOUR HOST Please note: if due to unforeseen circumstances, the tour escorts are unable to lead the tour, an alternative escort will be provided. Our exciting, inaugural 2022

TRAVELLING ALONE: We do not wish to disadvantage individuals travelling Splendours of South America trip will be hosted by Quo Vadis without a travelling companion. Should you prefer a guaranteed single room, a single supplement shall apply. Alternatively, we shall try to match Holidays founder and Director, you with another solo traveler of same gender. Please understand that Tim Kozma compatibility cannot be guaranteed and this offer is conditional upon acceptance of the tour.

Looking forward to joining you on this BAGGAGE: One medium-sized suitcase 21kg/person is permitted. Hand luggage may be taken on the coach, however it should not exceed wonderful new trip of ours through these standard hand luggage measurements. Please note that wheeled carry-on . ! cases are not suitable hand luggage on motor coaches. (Note bag limits fascinating countries See you on board on internal flights are 21kg check-in luggage and 8kg hand-luggage) - Tim LOCAL CURRENCY, TRAVELLERS CHEQUES: Whilst travelling, you will have the opportunity to purchase appropriate foreign currencies (Peruvian sol, Bolivian boliviano, Argentine peso, Brazilian real) and credit/debit cards. AU$ and US$ can be exchanged easily. Your local travel agent can advise further on these. Reservations & Enquiries PASSPORTS, VISAS, TAXES: You must have a current passport with six months validity from date of return. Quo Vadis Holidays or your booking travel agent will need to check your details at time of booking. (within Australia) 1 800 722 311 SMOKING: is not permitted on board our coaches.

COACHES: A 40-50 seat modern coach will be used for most travel days +61 1 800 722 311 (outside Australia) and for places with smaller streets (such as Cusco), a smaller vehicle will be required. Also, an exciting mix of local trains, river and lake boat excursions and cable-cars for other visits.

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