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We are a travel agency with more than 15 years of a successful experience, established as one of the main travel operators for both corporate and leisure travelers. Our domestic and international departments have a professional staff, which includes Asians and Latin Americans, highly experienced in the cultural exchange involved in every trip inside Chile and around the world, delivering error-free service and logistics. We include all necessary services in a touristic program: airfares, transfers, domestic and international guides, insurances, visas, etc. We brief each travel group with recommendations for every site planned to visit, so that our travelers can feel supported from the beginning until the end of their trip. Over the years, we have gained the necessary experience to receive a large number of delegations and organize projects including fairs, exhibitions and trade missions, without leaving aside those who travel for pleasure. Thus, our commitment is focused on being boosters of business and/or leisure travels required by businesses or

individuals, delivering all the services involved in them efficiently and responsibly. Our multicultural staff is committed to providing the best service to all passengers; providing reliable updated information and, above all, providing convenient and reliable rates.On behalf of us all, we invite you to travel the world with MACROTOUR.

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SAN PEDRO DE ATACAMATOWNS IN THE

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San Pedro de Atacama is one of the most visited cultural attractions in Chile, preferred by millions of tourists worldwide, considered as the archaeological capital of the country thanks to its geographical environment.The town is the center of the native culture of Atacama, who inhabited the desert a long time ago. The museum Padre Le Paige has about 4,000 skulls, countless mummies, weapons and bowls in exhibition. The main economic activity of the area is based on tourism and agriculture.San Pedro de Atacama has a variety of services for tourists who visit every year, among which stand out hotels from 2 to 5 stars,

restaurants and bars, crafts, call centers, hospitals and police. For adventure seekers, there is a wide variety of activities to participate in, including hiking, mountain bike, sandboarding, and horseback riding.Its stable climate makes any time of the year a good time to visit. However, if you dislike cold weather, June to September can be uncomfortable when temperatures are very low at night. Also, if you want to avoid the crowds, tourism explodes during high season, so you might feel overwhelmed by the number of tourists if you come from December to February.

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Day 1: Santiago- Calama-San Pedro de AtacamaReception and trip to San Pedro de Atacama, from Calama airport. In the afternoon you will head towards The Moon Valley. On your way there, you will be able to take pictures of the Salt Mountains and admire the desert. At the Moon Valley, you will visit the salt statues “Las Tres Marías”, the salt mine, the salt caverns and experience the sunset from the main sand dune. You will return to town and stay overnight at the hotel of your choice.

Day 2: Atacama Salt Lake and Altiplanic Lagoons Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning, you will head towards the Atacama salt lake. The first stop is the town of Toconao. After that, you will visit the “Liparita” stone quarry at Jerez Valley and then the Atacama salt lake, where you can explore the impressive Chaxa Lagoon and admire the flamingoes. The excursion continues towards Socaire, a picturesque town where lunch will be served at a local restaurant. After resting, you will travel to the final destination of the tour, the impressive and beautiful Miscanti and Miñiques Altiplanic lagoons. You will return to the hotel at approximately 7 p.m. You will stay overnight at San Pedro de Atacama.

Day 3: Tatio Geysers - SantiagoThe day begins early in the morning, before sunrise, the destination is the famous Tatio Geysers, a geothermal field located 4,320 meters above sea level. Surrounded by magnificent mountains, it is one of the most impressive places in the area. At dawn, the show begins, while you enjoy breakfast, fumaroles

reach its maximum. After the unforgettable show you can enjoy the warm water and take a swim. After the excursion, you will travel to the airport.

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Santiago, the core of the country, and beautiful harbor city Valparaiso

SantiagoThe capital of Chile is a dynamic and modern city where colonial mansions sit among soaring skyscrapers. The city is reinventing itself, with arts, nightlife, and restaurants.Santiago offers much more than one might anticipate. Here, ancient traditions coexist with 21st century life on every street and in each neighborhood. You’ll find everything from small cafés with Wifi, exclusive boutiques, great bookstores and fine handicrafts to big malls and shopping strips which offer all of the top brands.This metropolis, which is home to over six million people, offers hundreds of options for every budget or interest as well as activities that can be enjoyed throughout the year.On a clear day, fresh after winter showers, Santiago warms up in one of the most spectacular settings of any city in the world. A

glance through the downtown blocks reveals a mighty circle of mountains - the snowcapped Andean peaks to the east, and a smaller coastal range to the west – which surround the Chilean capital.

ValparaisoValparaíso was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 2003. Since then, new hotels, restaurants and bookstores have appeared throughout its geography bringing new life to its classical character. Nevertheless, its port culture remains and it is considered the main historical support of “Pancho” - as they call the city with affection; this is especially visible in the port area. You cannot leave this city without getting on one of the heritage elevators that are still in use, or take a tour of the bay in a boat from the harbor. You must also try the chorrillana - potatoes, onion, egg and fried meat- or go out and party at the subida Ecuador (Ecuador Uphill Street).

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Day 1: SantiagoThe flight arrives in Santiago in the morning. Then you will travel throughout Santiago city; visit the Presidential Palace, Plaza de Armas, the Catholic Cathedral, and the colonial ancient castle on the Santa Lucia Hill. After that, you will visit the San Cristobal Mountain, which overlooks the city of Santiago.

Day 2: Santiago - Valparaíso & Vina del MarAfter breakfast, you will travel to Valparaíso, a city honored as “cultural world heritage” by the UNESCO. On the way, tourists can visit the famous wineries and taste the delicious Chilean wines. Arriving in the city, you visit the naval soldier monument at Sotomayor square and enjoy a Chilean style seafood lunch. Then, you will take a trip to another city, Viña del Mar, to visit the flower clock, the Moai brought from Easter Island, and a photo session with the seals. In the evening, you will enjoy the exotic Chilean food and a folklore performance.

Day 3: Santiago - Isla NegraYou will travel to a newly-developed scenic spot, the Algarrobo sea view resort. Then you will visit Isla Negra the Black Island, which is the fabled beach cottage of Chile’s immortal poet and literary giant, Pablo Neruda. It is now registered as a Chilean national monument, restored and maintained as a museum by the Pablo Neruda Foundation. You will then enjoy an exotic local lunch. In the afternoon, you will travel to the town of Pomaire to visit the bazaar of ceramic arts and crafts.

Day 4: SantiagoAfter breakfast, you will travel to the airport and depart to China or the following city in your tour.

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EASTER ISLAND RAPA NUIISLAND IN THE

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Easter Island or Rapa Nui “The navel of the world”Easter Island is over 2,000 miles from the nearest population center (Tahiti or Chile). This island is a triangle of volcanic rocks in the South Pacific, and it is famous for the giant stone monoliths, called Moai, that dot its coastline. The early settlers named the island “Te Pito O Te Henua” (Navel of The World). Admiral Roggeveen, who came to the island on Easter Day in 1722, named it Easter Island. Nowadays, the land, the people and their language are all referred to locally as Rapa Nui. There has been much controversy and confusion concerning the origins of the Rapa Nui people. Thor Heyerdahl proposed that the people who built the statues were of Peruvian descent, due to a similarity between Rapa Nui and Incan stonework. Some have suggested that Easter Island is the remnant of a lost continent, or the result of an extra-terrestrial influence. However, archaeological

evidence indicates that the discovery of the island was by Polynesians who were led, according to legend, by Hotu Matua around 400 AD. Upon their arrival, besides the impressive and enigmatic statues, the islanders possessed the Rongorongo script; the only written language in Oceania. The island is also home to many petroglyphs (rock carvings), as well as traditional wood carvings, tapa (bark) crafts, tattooing, string figures, dance and music. Easter Island remains to this day as one of the most unique places you will ever encounter; an open air museum showcasing a fascinating, but unfortunately lost, culture. The Rapa Nui are among the friendliest people you will ever meet, and the landscape is truly amazing - with its volcanic craters, lava formations, beaches, brilliant blue water, and archaeological sites.

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Day 1: Santiago - Easter IslandThe flight leaves from Santiago to the Easter Island, the most isolated island on the world. Easter Island, located in the eastern Pacific Ocean, is named as ‘Rapa Nui’ or the ‘navel of the world by the natives of the island. Rapa Nui, the name for the island in the local Polynesian dialect, actually means the hometown of the Moais. The whole flight lasts for about five hours. After landing, tourists will be welcomed with flowers from the welcoming local inhabitants. Then, you will visit the Puna Pao volcano quarry where the red volcanic stone to sculpt the Moais was quarried, and you will also visit the Ahu Akivi, which is famous for its seven Moais, and the Te Pahu Cave once used as a shelter during war times by the inhabitants.

Day 2: Easter IslandAfter breakfast, you start from the Hanga Roa village where the inhabita, Tongariki, Te Pito Kura, Nau Nau, etc. Then, you will visit the Rano Raraku volcano quarry, a place where volcanic stone to make the Moais was also quarried. There, you can see hundreds of finished and unfinished huge Moais, scattered on the slopes of the quarry. After that, and for the rest of the day you will visit the beautiful white sand beach of Anakena.

Day 3: Easter IslandAfter breakfast, you will visit the Tahai archaeological center and the Orongo worship center on the Rano Kau volcano and then travel to the airport to take a flight from Easter Island to Santiago.

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The Chilean Lake District is one of the most attractive regions in South America, its landscape is wonderful, with over twenty deep blue lakes. This region is also the entrance to the Patagonia and it is the perfect destination for those who love nature. The beauty

of Puerto Montt and Puerto Varas; which offer the tourists several and excellent services, lodging and food. Visit the Osorno Volcano, the Vicente Perez Rosales National Park and the magical Chiloe Island. Discover the lifestyle of the people in the south of Chile.

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Day 1: Santiago - Puerto Montt After breakfast, you will take a flight from Santiago to Puerto Montt. you will visit Puerto Varas, known as the rose garden, which is within an overwhelming natural setting framed by the lake and the two volcanoes, Osorno and Calbuco. Then you will visit the poetic German village Frutillar. Once having visited Frutillar, you will visit the Angelmo Bay, the church, the observatory and the local arts and crafts bazaar.

Day 2: Puerto MonttAfter breakfast, you will leave Puerto Montt, to travel along the Llanquihue Lake to enjoy the view of La Imperial, the Calbuco volcano and the “Chilean Fujiyama”, the Osorno volcano. Arriving at the waterfall, visitors can admire the magnificent and powerful Petrohue waterfall. From Petrohue, through the mysterious Todos los Santos Lake, visitors will travel to the town of Peulla to enjoy an exotic lunch, and then return to Puerto Montt.

ItineraryDay 3: Puerto Montt - Chiloé - Santiago After breakfast, you will leave for the Pargua pier and then travel to the largest outer island, the “Isla Grande”, Chiloé, by boat. Through the Chacao strait, the journey lasts about thirty minutes. A western style lunch will be served; you will visit the arts and crafts area of the Dalcahue village, the pile-dwellings and buildings of the Castro town, the peculiar wooden churches, and visit the forts and military libraries of the Spanish colonial period. The trip ends and you will travel back to Santiago.

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SKORPIOS CRUISES

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Since 1978, the Skorpios take you to Patagonia, to the million-year ice field; adventuring in the ice world, the miracle of nature.The San Rafael Glacier in the north ice field in the Patagonia has a history of over 30,000 years; it is the glacier that is closest to the equator in the world. It has been awarded as a world bio-heritage. The glacier will bring you back thousands of years, from the modern world to the ice age. You will indulge in the great and momentous glacier, the exciting ice-fall, the splendid colors, and ice cubes with different sizes and shapes. All of these natural wonders will make you feel as if you’re living in a dream.The cruise sails in the peaceful fjords in the inner sea, crossing the islands. The mountains, the water, the clouds, the warmth of the natives of the Aguirre village, the geothermal hot springs in Quitralco Island, and the harmony of humans with nature will

make all of your worrying and anxiety go away.Travel to the south ice field of Chile, following the footprints of the ancient Kaweskar, exploring the miracles of this mysterious area, conquering “the end of the world”. The south ice field is located in Patagonia, Chile. It was formed during the ice age, carved into the current landscape by nature thousands of years ago. This extensive world of ice and snow covers 13,900 square kilometers; the north-south span is of 350 kilometers. It possesses 48 glacial basins, and it is also the world’s third largest fresh water storage area. This is the most magnificent glacier of the southern hemisphere. The ancient ice and snow float calmly in peace, following the deep blue sky. Sailing among the glaciers, living in the dream, this will be lingering in your memory forever.

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Cruise:1: Sails on Tuesdays / Disembarking on Fridays.2: Sails on Fridays / Disembarking on Mondays. Optional additional night. Monday, lodging on board.

Thursday, lodging at Indigo Hotel, similar or ship. Tuesday or Friday excursion to Torres Del Paine and Milodon Cave (includes dinner, buffet breakfast, lunch and tour).

Day 1:From 4:00 pm on, passenger’s check in. Between 5:00 pm and6:00 pm the ship weighs anchor from Skorpios Terminal in Puerto Natales, sailing along the patagonian channels, Kirke Passage, Morla Vicuña, Union, Collinwood, Sarmiento.

Day 2:08:00 am. Arrival at the Amalia Glacier, the ship gets closer to the Glacier. Panoramic view from the ship. 09:15 Am. sailing towards El Brujo Glacier. 11:00 am, arrival to El Brujo Glacier, if the weather conditions allow it, you will disembark on a rock to observe the Glacier. 12:30 pm sailing to the Calvo Fjord. 2:30 pm, reaching port at the Calvo Fjord, were an excursion will be made in a special motor boat, named Capitan Constantino, visiting Fernando, Capitan Constantino and Alipio Glaciers, among others. 6:30 pm sailing to the Montañas Fjord.

Day 3:The Skorpios Terminal in Puerto Natales. 09:00 am, visit to the Montañas Fjord, were five glaciers sliding down from the

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Sarmiento Mountains to the sea, will be seen. 10:00am, visit to the Bernal Glacier, were a soft hiking can be done to the base of the Glacier, and visit to the Herman Glacier to sail in its bay and admire the beauty of the area and multicolored icebergs (this will depend on the tide). After this, we will visit the Alsina and Paredes Glacier. 5:00 pm sailing from the Montañas Fjord, Kirke Passage crossing. 9:00 pm Farewell Party, Captain’s Dinner, dance. 10:30 pm, reach port at the Skorpios Terminal in Puerto Natales.

Day 4:Between 08:00am and 09:30am passengers disembark. Transfer to the Punta Arenas airport, for those passengers who have hired this service (ask for rates).

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TORRES DEL PAINE AND ANTARCTIC

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South Patagonia is the most famous region of Chile, it offers all the dramatic landscape one would expect from the world’s ultimate land, the end of the world. Here, the South American continent falls away in a dazzling explosion of islands, glaciers, icebergs and mountains. Also home of Punta Arenas, the southernmost city in Chile, which first became prosperous during the California gold rush; where its location by the Magellan Strait made it an ideal transshipment point for cargoes rounding the continent. Later, the city became the capital of Chile’s wool industry.

The Torres del Paine National Park is the highlight of every trip to Chile. Discover the Famous Torres del Paine, surrounded by lakes, glaciers and Mountains making this trip an unforgettable experience.

The First Air Cruise To AntarcticaJump over Cape Horn and the mythical waters of the Drake Passage to experience one of the most spectacular places on earth, the coldest, highest, windiest, driest, and remotest continent - Antarctica.In a little less than two hours, a jet aircraft flies you in comfort from Punta Arenas, Chile, to King George Island, in the South Shetland archipelago.You land directly at the gates of the White Continent where you board an ice-strengthened expedition ship and start your exploration of the Antarctic Peninsula.Visit extraordinary landscapes rich in wildlife and natural beauty. Enjoy an active adventure with multiple daily landings, hikes, and Zodiac boats excursions.Attend engaging presentations by our expert expedition team, and enjoy the attentive service of our professional hospitality staff.Experience the trip of a lifetime.

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Itinerary / Torres del PaineDay 1: Santiago - Punta Arenas Take a flight from Santiago to Punta Arenas. Punta Arenas is also the southernmost city of Chile. When landing, if weather permits, tourists can overlook the Andes mountain range and the millenary glaciers. Arriving at Punta Arenas, sightseers travel to Puerto Natales by bus. The trip takes about three hours.

Day 2: Torres del Paine National Park After breakfast, you will take the trip to the Torres del Paine National Park to visit the Milodón cave (giant prehistoric ground sloth). On the way to Grey and Dickman Glaciers, you can see the maroon alpacas, vultures and other wild animals, as well as huge, imposing mountains with granite faces which rise vertically almost 3,000m (+10,000 feet) high; magnificent jagged peaks which resemble the tips of fountain pens; immense turquoise and dark blue lakes, some littered with gigantic icebergs; moss-covered forests; gorgeous alpine meadows; impressive volcanoes; massive glaciers; crystal-clear rivers full of salmon and trout as well as beautiful waterfalls. The visit ends and you will return to Puerto Natales by bus.

Day 3: GlacierAfter breakfast, you will depart from Puerto Natales to visit the millenary glacier. On the way, you will have the opportunity to appreciate the glorious sights of ice avalanches. After the cruise ship moors, visitors will walk along a mountain road during 30 minutes to the other end of the glacier. There, you can touch the ice surface to be a witness of the dreamlike feeling. Then, you will return to Puerto Natales.

Day 4: Punta ArenasAfter breakfast, you will travel to Punta Arenas to board a flight to Santiago.

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Day 1: Santiago / Punta ArenasArrive in Punta Arenas, Chile, where you are welcomed by ANTARCTICA XXI staff and transferred to your hotel. In the afternoon, you attend a briefing that provides important information about your voyage and reviews the essential guidelines for Antarctic visitors. Later, gather for a welcome dinner and meet your fellow adventurers while enjoying a typicalregional menu.

Day 2: Punta Arenas / King George IslandYour Antarctic adventure begins with a two-hour flight from Punta Arenas to King George Island, in the South Shetland Islands. As you exit the airplane, the clear Antarctic air fills your lungs for the first time. Explore the area surrounding Chile’s Frei Station and Russia’s Bellingshausen station, before boarding a Zodiac to embark your expedition vessel.

Day 3 - Day 6:Cruise between the South Shetland Islands and the western coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, sailing along ice-‐filled fjords and among spectacular icebergs, while enjoying the company of sea birds, penguins, seals and whales. Each day, disembark by Zodiac and explore the landscape together with expert polar guides. On board the ship, attend an engaging program of lectures and presentations, and enjoy spectacular vistas fromthe glass-‐enclosed lounge while sharing your daily adventures with fellow guests.No journey is the same as flexibility is the key to success in Antarctica. The Expedition Team sets the voyage route to take

advantage of the ever-‐changing opportunities provided by Nature, crafting a unique and extraordinary experience each time. While the exact itinerary changes with each expedition, you will explore several spots that offer the best possible overview of the varied Antarctic environment.Your voyage may include visits to sites such as Paulet Island, Hope Bay, Port Lockroy, Petermann Island, Paradise Bay, Deception Island, the Lemaire Channel, or many other magnificent places.

Day 7: King George Island / Punta ArenasYour Antarctic adventure begins with a two-hour flight from Punta Arenas to King George Island, in the South Shetland Islands. As you exit the airplane, the clear Antarctic air fills your lungs for the first time. Explore the area surrounding Chile’s Frei Station and Russia’s Bellingshausen station, before boarding a Zodiac to embark your expedition vessel.

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Livingston IslandThe South Shetland Islands are an archipelago located in the South Antarctic Ocean, and north of the great Antarctic Peninsula, as part of the highest, driest and coldest continent on the planet. The beauty of this remote destination is created by its imposing glaciers, magnificent channels and the impressive fauna that inhabits the area. Livingston Island is a surprising spot where you will find a great variety of species – your attention will be captivated by Chinstrap, Gentoo and the magnificent Macaroni penguins, with their distinctive orange/yellow crests. Elephant seals, Antarctic Giant Petrels and Snowy Sheathbill are also to be seen.

Aitcho IslandThis island is located near the north entrance of the English Strait, in the South Shetland Islands, between Greenwich and Robert Islands. The main attractions here are the large colonies of Chinstrap and Gentoo Penguins that cover the area. Furthermore, it is possible to find great quantities of Antarctic Giant Petrels and some protected animals, such as the Weddell Seal.

Deception IslandAn impressive volcano, still considered active and famous for its incomplete crater which is at sea level. Sailing and walking in this zone can result in a fabulous experience. One of the greatest attractions of this island is the combination of rock towers that come out of the sea. This amazing geological formation is known as “Neptune’s Bellows”. In this outstanding place, whose shape is like a horseshoe, the warm coastal waters can get close to 65°C, in contrast with the freezing surrounding waters in this corner of the world. Here you will also visit Whalers Bay, where we will see the remains of a former whaling station.

Lemaire ChannelKnown for being one of the most beautiful spots in the area and this is why it is also known as the “Kodak Gap”, due to the impression it produces among the tourists, making them take innumerable photographs of nature at its best. If the weather allows and the channel is not blocked by the ice that is typical of this inhospitable corner of

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the world, you will see playful seals that rest on wandering icebergs, as well as Minke whales that are frequently found in these cold waters.

Petermann IslandThis island is endowed with a unique beauty due to its immense granite walls and the abundant snow that composes the scenery. It also has the largest and southernmost colony of Adelie and Gentoo penguins, migratory species typical of Antarctica. On Petermann Island you will be able to see a colony of Antarctic Blue Eyed Shag, a species much appreciated for its solemn stance and singular presence. In summer, Elephant Seals come out in groups to enjoy the sun, basking on their sides over the rocks of the island.

Cuverville IslandUpon arrival, you will find yourself on a small island dominated by a great amount of lichen growth and deep moss on the rocks, the only botanical species that you can find on the surface of Antarctica. As part of the scenery you will see various birds, such as Wilson Petrel, South and Brown Skuas. Here you will be delighted with one of the largest colonies of Gentoo penguins.

Port LockroyA wide bay located on the southwestern point of Wiencke Island. This site was used by whalers almost one century ago. There is an old British scientific base which is now a museum. Nowadays it is not unusual to see Minke and Humpback whales cruising along the coast.

Paradise BayFrom Paradise Bay you will be able to enjoy one of the most magnificent views that the Antarctic territory has to offer. Splendid scenes of glaciers and mountains are enhanced by fascinating fauna, such as Gentoo Penguins and Minke Whales.

Half Moon IslandThe volcanic origin of this island gives it a very particular surface formation. On it you will find Chinstrap and Gentoo penguins, Antarctic Blue Eyed Shags and Skuas. In this area you may find the distinguished looking Weddell Seal and some Elephant Seals that occasionally visit the island.

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