Groups will be able to travel to South America and South Africa with Wendy Wu Tours for the first time this year, as the company has launched new itineraries to the two destinations.
The tour company, which traditionally has only provided holidays to Asia, has expanded its portfolio in response to customer demand for options to South America and South Africa.
Best of South America
The Best of South America 16-day tour will begin in Lima and travel to the Inca city of Machu Picchu, the natural wonders of Iguaçu in Brazil and Argentina, before ending in Rio de Janiero.
Further highlights will include the UNESCO city of Cusco, Lake Titicaca, the contrasting capitals of La Paz and Buenos Aires and the rivers and streams of the Parana Delta.
The tour departs on 6th November 2016 and 18th March 2017.
Grand Tour of South Africa
The Grand Tour of South Africa is a 17-day tour, which will travel from Johannesburg to the wilds of Kruger, through the lands of the Zulu and along the verdant Garden Route to Cape Town.
Groups will also get the chance to visit the former home of Nelson Mandela, view the wildlife Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Game Reserve and iSimangaliso Wetland Park and enjoy a Cape winelands tour.
Like Wendy Wu’s Asia tours, the new itineraries are fully inclusive, which means flights, domestic transportation, accommodation, tours with local expert guides, entrance fees to attractions, and meals are all included in the price.
For more information visit www.wendywutours.co.uk/worldwide.
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