Rail South America has five railway journeys throughout South America. I've already covered one that they offer: the Belmond Andean Explorer (from the company that runs the Orient Express). The other four are:
- Columbia and Panama: Coffee & Rum
- Buenos Aries to Lima: High Andes & Machu Picchu
- Patagonian Rail & Cruise
- Grand Tour of Brazil
Columbia and Panama: Coffee & Rum
We combine coffee, rum, and trains in a uniquely unforgettable experience of Colombia and Panama by rail. On this journey you will become familiar with a part of South America largely unknown to most travelers. In addition to adventurous train ride, you'll I.m about coffee and rum production at the very places of their origin, and you'll experience a fascinating passage down the famous Panama Canal.
Buenos Aries to Lima
This rail journey from Buenos Aires, Argentina, through Bolivia and on to Lima, Peru crosses mountainous expanses featuring world-famous high altitude lakes as well as the historic !neon treasure of Machu Picchu. It's a 21-day adventure of a lifetime!
Patagonian Rail & Cruise
Patagonia's unusual geography makes our Tour an extraordinary adventure trip. You will travel on trains, tonics and private vehicles to experience one of the most scenic and breathtaking routes in the world. We'll conclude our tour with a spectacular five-day cruise around South America's southern tip, the Cape Horn.
Grand Tour of Brazil
Brazilians are known for their zest for life, and this thrilling train journey from the north to the south of Brazil allows you to experience the country's electrifying, culturally-diverse metropolises as well as its vast, lush natural landscapes. This fifth-largest country in the world offers some of the world's best museum train railways set along scenic vistas that continually amaze.
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