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From the vibrant capital cities of Santiago and Buenos Aires to the spectacular Iguazu Falls, Easter Island, mesmerising Atacama Desert, and the astonishing wildlife of the Galápagos Islands, South America offers something for everyone. The natural beauty, diverse culture, tantalising cuisine, rich traditions and history are just some of the wonderful experiences you’ll encounter on your travels.
From vibrant cities to charming little towns, add more to your Arctic adventure with a selection of city stays. Discover the stunning natural wonders of Norway, the endless mountains and fjords or soak up the abundant culture. Drive or tour around Iceland at your own pace, stopping at hot springs, waterfalls, volcanic areas and mesmerising national parks along the entire route.
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