This 21-day expedition traces the Americas from north to south, opening in Los Angeles and closing on Costa Rica's Pacific coast, with Machu Picchu, Buenos Aires, and a four-night Antarctic cruise along the way. Four Seasons hosts the journey at nearly every stop, including a purpose-built Antarctic ship, so the level of service stays consistent even as the landscape changes completely from one destination to the next.
Traveling the whole route aboard one privately chartered aircraft removes the usual friction of a multi-country itinerary, no repeated airport security, no lost connections, no compromise on where the trip actually goes.
What Makes This Expedition
- Twenty-one days across seven destinations on three continents, connected by one private aircraft
- A four-night small-ship cruise through the Antarctic Peninsula and South Shetland Islands
- A private train to Machu Picchu with cocktails and entertainment on the return ride
- Hosted almost entirely at Four Seasons properties, including a new hotel in Cartagena's historic center
- A dedicated Journey Manager and a 13-member flight crew, including an onboard physician
Stops on the Journey
Los Angeles opens the journey at an iconic Beverly Hills hotel, a sun-filled base for those arriving a day early to explore the city first.
A private nature reserve on Mexico's Pacific coast, where rainforest meets pristine beach at a secluded resort.
Cusco and the Sacred Valley set the stage for a private train ride to one of the world's great archaeological sites.
Known as the Paris of South America, Buenos Aires blends European architecture with Latin American energy.
A small-ship cruise through the Antarctic Peninsula and South Shetland Islands, reached by charter flight from Punta Arenas, Chile.
Colombia's Caribbean coast, where a newly restored historic hotel anchors a city shaped by Spanish, African, and indigenous heritage.
The journey closes at a Pacific coast retreat balancing relaxation with Costa Rica's natural beauty.