The Itinerary

  • December 28 Fly to Peru
  • December 29 Lima Miraflores area, paramotoring on the beach, Proctor's arrive
  • December 30 Fly to Cusco
  • December 31 Tour Sacred Valley, train to Aguas Calientes
  • January 1 Hike Machu Piccu, train back to Cusco
  • January 2 Fly back to Lima, historic city center, Proctor's fly home
  • January 3 Fly to Santiago, Chile 
  • January 4 Santiago, Chile
  • January 5 Santiago, Chile
  • January 6 Santiago, Chile, possibly Algarrobo
  • January 7 Santiago, Chile, possibly Algarrobo
  • January 8 Los Andes, Chile
  • January 9 Los Andes, Chile
  • January 10 Los Andes, Chile
  • January 11 Fly to Punta Arenas, Chile
  • January 12 Punta Arenas, Chile
  • January 13 Punta Arenas, Chile, Penguin Excursion
  • January 14 Torres del Paine
  • January 15 Torres del Paine
  • January 16 Torres del Paine Grey Lake Glacier/boat Excursion
  • January 17 Torres del Paine
  • January 18 El Calafate, Hatch siblings arrive (Mike, Jen, Greg, Christian)
  • January 19 El Calafate Perito Moreno Glacier Trek
  • January 20 Drive to El Chalten,  Laguna Torre Hike
  • January 21 El Chalten Via Ferrata and River Rafting
  • January 22 El Chalten Laguna Los Tres Fitz Roy Hike
  • January 23 Drive back to El Calafate
  • January 24 Fly to Buenos Aires, Mike and Jen leave
  • January 25 Buenos Aires Greg and Christian leave, Tango Show
  • January 26 Buenos Aires 
  • January 27 Uruguay or Tigre Delta
  • January 28 Fly to Puerto Iguazu
  • January 29 Iguazu Falls, boat tour
  • January 30 Drive to other side of falls-Brazil side, Bird Park
  • January 31 Fly to Rio de Janeiro, Copacabana Area
  • February 1 Rio
  • February 2 Rio, Jungle Jeep Tour
  • February 3 Rio
  • February 4 Fly to Cartagena Columbia
  • February 5 Cartagena
  • February 6 Cartagena
  • February 7 Cartagena
  • February 8 Fly home EXHAUSTED :) 

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