What is included in the priceFully equipped expedition vehicle as well as the services of a driver and expedition leader All travel on the Big Red Truck All road tolls and taxes Breakfast and evening meals Accommodation (bring your own tent) National Parks (where we can climb) |
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What is not includedNational Parks where we don't climb Optional non-climbing activities: see below Lunches & drinks (other than water, obviously) Visas, Travel Insurance, Flights, etc See below for approximate prices of these things |
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Visas, Travel Insurance, Flights etc
The cheapest way to get to Ushuaia will be to fly to Buenos Aires or Santiago and then get the bus down. But it is three thousand kilometres & 40 hours! Otherwise, you can fly to Punta Arenas or Ushuaia... look on expedia.co.uk for deals. You could, for example, get a return international flight to Buenos Aires, Rio or Santiago and then a single BA - Ushuaia and Quito - BA. Or what about Quito - Ushuaia single? JLA deals... Visas are not needed for Brits. Other nationalities - contact me. Travel Insurance: shop around but make sure it covers you for the activities you want to do, and is valid for a continuous trip. You should be looking at about £300 for the full expedition. |
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Optional ActivitiesNote: all prices are approximate. Most people do only a fraction of these possible activities. Many other activities are available through the trip, not mentioned here. Speak to me if you have any specific ares of interest.
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