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November 11, 2021 Atlas Ashore – Land Excursions 8-Night Argentine Thrill NOVEMBER 11, 2021 ATLAS ASHORE – LAND EXCURSIONS 8-NIGHT ARGENTINE THRILL VISIT OUR WEBSITE TO ENSURE YOU HAVE THE LATEST VERSION BEFORE MAKING YOUR SELECTIONS. 04.14.21 WANDER. DISCOVER. PLAY Our carefully curated selection of land excursions ensure that every kind of traveler finds the adventures that are made for them. Start planning your 2021 luxe-adventure voyage to make it a vacation beyond the ordinary. MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY MVD510PRE: COUNTRYSIDE ADVENTURES AT BALCON DEL ABRA - NOVEMBER 11, 2021 | $1,599PP 3 DAYS / 2 NIGHTS | MEAL: YES Start your holiday early by spending three marvelous days enjoying the Uruguayan countryside and several adventure and leisure activities. Located amidst the hills of Uruguay’s Lavalleja Department and 114 miles from the capital Montevideo, El Balcon del Abra offers unique landscapes, superb comfort, and the charm of a small posada with only eight rooms. A stay here combines fun experiences that have you rediscovering nature and enjoying the best of rural tourism in Uruguay. Day 1 - Arriving in Montevideo, you will transfer directly from the airport to El Balcon del Abra, nestled in a well-kept, park-like setting, surrounded by trees and an unspoiled natural landscape. After checking-in, get ready for your first activity, a wonderful horseback ride through the countryside. The inn has a well-trained herd of American Quarter Horses and different types of saddles to fit every rider’s needs. Your horse and the route you will take will be determined by your size and skill level. Guided by expert horsemen, it’s the perfect way to relax and enjoy the scenic countryside. When your ride ends, bid farewell to your equine friend and head back to the main house where there are ample and inviting spaces to relax alone or in the company of your fellow guests. The comfortable and welcoming lounge with its eye-catching fireplace, features a large satellite TV and a corner with a panoramic window, invites you to contemplate the landscape, read or share moments that you might remember forever. If you wish to pamper yourself and complete your well-being, book an optional massage which in good weather, can be provided outdoors in the shade of a tree while you can listen to the sounds of nature all around you. At mealtime, you will be treated to delicious homemade food produced with organic produce from the garden and accompanied by excellent wines. There is also a covered barbecue area that offers the possibility of cooking outdoors. Day 2 - Following a restful night in your comfortable accommodations, enjoy a hearty breakfast before preparing for your Day 2 activities. You can choose between mountain biking or trekking (or if you prefer, just spend the day hanging out and relaxing at the inn). The topography of the area offers ideal roads, paths, and circuits for exhilarating mountain biking. There are trails for every skill level and your expert guides who are intimately familiar with the area will help determine the best routes. Should you choose the option of trekking, there are also a number of trails that vary in difficulty. From easy with no climbing, to more challenging. The choice is yours and whichever you choose, amazing views and the possibility of observing some of the local wildlife in their natural habitat await. In the afternoon, perhaps take a dip in the large “Biotop” ecological pool that was built with the intent of offering the possibility of swimming in a totally natural environment. Tables of varying sizes are available for you to have lunch or a snack outdoors if you like. If you are still looking for more activities, there is 200-yard golf driving range which is free to players with their own equipment (clubs are available for rent). Lessons are also available for an additional fee. And if you are still craving more action, there is an optional tandem paragliding adventure you can sign-up for (cost is approximately $100 per person). Day 3 - Your final day starts early with breakfast and then a terrific canoe ride on the Aigua River. Drink in the peaceful nature of the river’s environs as your canoe slides through the quiet waters. Be assured your rowing is always done with a guide, safety equipment and radio communication. Along the way, do some fishing and then pause for a picnic lunch at one of the small hidden beaches alongside the river. After your canoe trip, return to the inn where you will gather your belongings and bid farewell to your hosts. Then board the transfer back to Montevideo where you will embark the ship, no doubt filled with memories of a wonderfully authentic Uruguayan countryside experience. Special Note: This tour includes a mixture of moderate to vigorous physical activity that can include steep inclines, natural and uneven surfaces. The majority of the activities are not available to wheelchair guests or those with other physical limitations and require participants be in reasonably good physical condition. We recommend wearing weather appropriate comfortable clothing; flat, sturdy walking or sport shoes with a closed toe; a sun cap; sunglasses and sunscreen. All safety equipment will be provided where needed. Guests will need to sign a waiver before being allowed to take part in some of the activities. TO BOOK YOUR ATLAS ASHORE LAND EXCURSIONS, CALL OUR VOYAGE SPECIALISTS AT 1.844.44.ATLAS (28527) ACTIVITY LEVEL: MILD ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATE ACTIVITY LEVEL: VIGOROUS BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA BUE501OVD: EQUESTRIAN GLAMPING ADVENTURE IN ARGENTINA’S PAMPAS AND PATAGONIAN PENGUIN EXPERIENCE - NOVEMBER 12, 2021 | $1,999PP 4 DAYS/ 3 NIGHTS | MEALS: YES This fantastic adventure offers the unique opportunity of exploring the equestrian culture and traditions of the Argentinean Pampas, followed by a magical stay in a lodge located on the Patagonian Steppe, one of the great natural wonders of Argentina. Day 1 - Upon the ship’s arrival in Buenos Aires, debark and enjoy a half-day city tour of Buenos Aires, seeing many of its marquee highlights. After a stop for coffee, you will head out to Puesto Viejo, a marvelous estancia located in the countryside approximately one hour from Buenos Aires. Here in the midst of vast fertile lands, you will find the home of the gauchos. There are few people in Argentina that are as romanticized as the gaucho, a rugged nomadic man who shuns modern city living for a simpler existence. However, while the setting is decided natural and relaxing, this estancia is anything but simple. On arrival, check-in to your accommodation, a delightfully well-appointed African-style tent that features beds with comfortable linens, carpet, a bedside table, towels, and a full private bathroom. Shortly after arrival, lunch will be served and afterwards, you’ll have the afternoon at leisure. Perhaps sit back and soak in the peaceful ambience of this marvelous estancia or take part in one of the daily activities that include a shared horse-back ride, exploring the pine tree labyrinth or doing a walk-about. Dinner this night is a barbeque held at the camp, complete with a lively folkloric performance. Later, relax around the campfire and get to know your fellow travelers before retiring to your tent for the night. Day 2 – Start your day with an early breakfast and then head to the stables. One of the experienced staff will share with you how they take care of the prized polo and jumping horses that are kept here and then later, it’s your turn for a riding lesson. Whether you are a beginner or intermediate rider, by the end of the activity you will be cantering comfortably with good balance, good position and most importantly, be in total control of your horse. For experienced riders, there are different styles and breeds of native horses that will enhance your experience and you will be given the opportunity to switch horses with the instructor if you like. Following your ride, return to the ranch for lunch and have the afternoon to again do as you please. Continue with another horseback ride, go swimming at the clubhouse, go biking or birdwatching if you like. The day ends with another barbeque dinner at the camp and a final night in your tent accommodation. Day 3 – Following an early breakfast, you will check-out and transfer to the airport in Buenos Aires where you will board a flight to Trelew. Upon arrival, you will be greeted and then make the 2.5-hour drive to the El Pedral Lodge, enjoying a boxed lunch en route. The lodge is located on the Patagonian Steppe in Punta Ninfas, which is part of the UNESCO biosphere reserve. Built in 1923, it’s an original Patagonian farmhouse and its interesting history and collectibles on display, make it pretty much a museum itself. Part of a unique landscape of endless pebbled shoreline, high cliffs, and fauna native to the area, it invites guests to unwind and immerse themselves in the Patagonian experience. After check-in, the afternoon is at your leisure and you can take a swim in the pool, go bike riding, visit the penguin colony, explore on foot, or simply find a quiet nook and catch up on your reading. Dinner this evening is served in a family-style atmosphere and later, you’re invited to sit by the fire with your fellow guests and reflect on the amazing experience you’ve had so far before retiring for the evening. Day 4 – After breakfast, drive to the viewpoint of Punta Ninfas and spend time watching the colony of elephant seals, and then head over to the penguin colony.
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