Maybe you've spent enough time putting everyone else first.
Maybe it's finally time to say yes to yourself.
Start in Brazil, where every day is filled with vibrant energy. Watch the sun rise over Rio's famous coastline, take in breathtaking views from Christ the Redeemer, and immerse yourself in a culture where music, flavor, and joy are part of everyday life.
Then journey to Chile, where dramatic landscapes, world-renowned wine, and unforgettable scenery invite you to slow down. From the colorful streets of Valparaíso to the beauty of the Andes, you'll find the kind of moments that stay with you long after you've unpacked your suitcase.
This isn't just another trip to cross off your list.
It's a chance to experience two incredible countries that couldn't be more different—yet somehow belong together.
The best journeys don't happen "someday."
They happen the moment you decide you're ready.
👟 Activity Level
Moderately Active • 3–7 hours on touring days
🚶 Terrain
City streets, cobblestones, vineyards, hills, and scenic viewpoints
🚌 Travel Time
Private coach touring with one international flight (Santiago to Rio)
🌤️ Weather
Spring • Mild in Chile, warm and sunny in Rio de Janeiro
💫 Best For
Travelers who love culture, wine, scenic beauty, and iconic landmarks at a comfortable pace.
Full Package Price
Land Only Package
(international flights and transfers NOT included)
Note: In the Land Only package you will make your own flight arrangements and transportation to/from the hotel upon arrival and departure. Overton Travel can assist you with these arrangements upon request.
Payment Schedule
Please note that the full amount of the trip cost is to be paid by the final payment date. Several payment options are available - you can pay in full or pay in installments. A late payment fee of $250 per person will be charged if payment in full is not received by the final payment date listed on your invoice. Late payment fees are automatically added to your reservation the day after the final payment date.
Flights will be available by October 2026.
Flight Pricing Disclaimer: Flights for this trip are not yet available for booking. The package price includes an estimated airfare cost and will be adjusted once actual flight schedules and pricing become available.
The flights included in the full package require a minimum of 10 travelers on the same itinerary. If the minimum is not met, the flight itinerary may change and pricing may increase.
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All seats included in the Full Package group booking are in Economy Class
Please contact Overton Travel at the time of booking if you would like to upgrade your seat.
Upgrades to Business Class seats can be done, based on availability at the time of booking.
Specific seats on the flight cannot be guaranteed with group bookings
Seats are assigned by the airlines. If you would like a specific seat, contact the airline directly after you receive your travel document to request a specific seat.
Also note, that some airlines do not assign seats in advance for group bookings, and seats will be assigned at the airport upon check-in.
If you need a specific seat, you should not purchase your flights as part of the group booking. You should purchase your flights separately as an individual ticket.
We encourage all travelers to purchase a travel protection plan at the time of initial trip deposit.
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Brazil
✅ U.S. passport holders are required to obtain an electronic visa (e-Visa) prior to arrival in Brazil.
For current visa information and applications, please visit:
Chile
✅ U.S. passport holders do not require a visa for tourist stays of up to 90 days.
Brazil
You may be required to provide:
Chile
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We recommend printing or saving digital copies of your passport, visa approval (if applicable), flight itinerary, accommodation confirmations, and travel insurance information before departure.
For current entry requirements, please visit:
❌ No mandatory vaccines are required for entry into Chile or Brazil from the United States under most travel circumstances.
Please consult your healthcare provider regarding recommended vaccinations and health precautions prior to travel.
We kindly urge you to review the CDC's recommendations:
Brazil:
https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/destinations/traveler/none/brazil
Chile:
https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/destinations/traveler/none/chile
If your itinerary includes Brazil's Amazon region, Pantanal, or Iguazu Falls, your healthcare provider may recommend the Yellow Fever vaccine. Discuss your specific itinerary with your physician prior to departure.
The official currencies of the following are:
Chile: Chilean Peso (CLP)
Brazil: Brazilian Real (BRL)
The current exchange rates (as of July 2026) are:
$1 USD = approximately 948 CLP
$1 USD = approximately 5.10 BRL
You can exchange U.S. Dollars for Chilean Pesos (CLP) and Brazilian Reais (BRL) at banks, airports, and authorized exchange offices throughout both countries.
You can also obtain local currency from ATMs located throughout Chile and Brazil, including airports, major cities, and tourist destinations.
Credit & Debit Cards: MasterCard and Visa credit cards are widely accepted throughout Chile and Brazil, particularly at hotels, restaurants, shops, and tourist attractions. American Express may not be accepted by all merchants and should not be the only credit card you bring.
Prior to departure, you may need to inform your bank and/or credit card company that you will be traveling to Chile and Brazil. Make sure you know your PIN if you plan to withdraw cash from an ATM.
Please check with your bank for any foreign transaction fees that may be charged for using your card abroad.
Credit cards are widely accepted in both countries, but carrying a small amount of local currency is helpful for taxis, local markets, gratuities, and smaller businesses.
Tipping in Chile & Brazil is appreciated as a gesture of good service. While some restaurants and hotels may include service charges, gratuities are still welcomed for exceptional service. Here are general guidelines to help you:
Tour Guides:
Drivers:
Taxis:
Restaurants:
Hotel Housekeeping:
Porters:
Hotel Concierge:
Small denominations of local currency are useful for tips, local transportation, markets, and smaller establishments where credit cards may not be accepted.
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Santiago: Renaissance Santiago Hotel or similar
Tucked into Santiago’s elegant Vitacura district, the Renaissance Santiago Hotel offers a polished city retreat with easy access to the best of the city. Framed by sweeping Andes views, it blends modern comfort with elevated touches—from stylish rooms to a rooftop bar perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring.
Rio: Hilton Copacabana or similar
Perched along the iconic Copacabana shoreline, the Hilton Rio de Janeiro Copacabana is a striking oceanfront retreat where Rio’s energy meets elevated comfort. With sweeping views of the Atlantic, Sugarloaf Mountain, and Christ the Redeemer, the setting alone feels unforgettable.
Ride high above the city on San Cristóbal Hill, where sweeping mountain views and skyline beauty remind you—you’ve officially arrived somewhere special.
Lose yourself in the vibrant hills of Valparaíso and the breezy elegance of Viña del Mar, where every corner feels like art and every moment feels effortlessly beautiful.
Because for some, a simple lunch at a restaurant just isn’t enough… this experience is designed for those who want to go beyond the table and connect with gastronomy at its source.
El Galeón Restaurant invites you to a unique culinary journey that blends tradition with exploration.
We’ll begin with a guided visit to the Central Market, where you’ll discover the richness of the sea in its purest form, fresh products straight from the ocean, untouched by culinary preparation.
After the market visit, we’ll head to the restaurant for an interactive cooking experience, where you’ll step into the role of a chef for the day, preparing selected ingredients alongside the head chef.
Step into the heartbeat of Rio and experience Carnival from the inside out. This immersive experience takes you beyond the celebration and into the artistry, passion, and precision that bring it all to life.
You’ll explore the City of Samba, where the city’s most iconic samba schools design and build their elaborate floats and vibrant costumes. From musicians and dancers to designers and choreographers, you’ll witness the incredible craftsmanship and energy behind one of the world’s most celebrated cultural events.
Along the way, dive into the history of samba, try on authentic costumes, and even learn a few steps yourself—because here, you don’t just watch the rhythm… you feel it.
It’s lively, colorful, and unforgettable—just like Rio itself.
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