
Start: BUENOS AIRES - CAPITAL OF ARGENTINA
Finish: RIO DE JANEIRO - at the COPACABANA
When: October / November 2010
The Spirit
Classic car rallies are always surrounded by a sphere of emotion - lots of horse power, the unmistakable roar of the exhausts and that wonderful smell of burning oil. Legendary marques battle their way through beautiful and remote countryside coaxing the maximum performance out of groaning engines and reluctant moving parts.
After runs to the Arctic Circle, to the River Nile, around the Mediterranean and
Not in this case.
The Legends
Which car enthusiast does not know the name of Juan Manuel Fangio from
Which geographer has not heard of the
Which historian has failed to hear the story of Macchu Pichu or the speculation about the Nasca Lines? The Iquazu waterfalls
Who can take part?
This event is open to healthy classic car and 4x4 lovers, capable of driving roads that are often tough and challenging for just over four weeks.
Hotels
The rally will stay in the best available hotels along the route. However the types of places that we visit mean that inevitably some nights the hotels will be of a higher grade than others. It is possible that on one or two nights there will be no suitable hotels available and we will have to pitch tents. Breakfasts and evening meals along with a daily sample of the famous local wines are also included.
The route
The start will take place in the centre of
Our route will pass through some of the most exciting places on earth. Starting in Buenos Aires with treasures like La Boca, the music, the meat and the Plaza de Mayor, you will get excited from the moment you hit the ground.
Click here to go to the Route page and see an outline of the route on Google Maps.
Macchu Pichu
We then travel from highlight to highlight. The plains and steppes of Patagonia, the famous winter sport resort of Bariloche and then the first of many climbs over and through the high and mighty
The mysterious Nasca Lines. Kilometre long drawings in the hard rock surface of
We are now in the deserts of
Iquazu Falls the most impressive of the “big three” is another must see place. But before this you will already have passed through Cusco, the Inca influenced region and the remains of the hidden city of Macchu Pichu, the highest navigable lake in the world, and the highest capital city in the world.