Chile, Bolivia, & Peru

Jun 6, 2026

Jun 19, 2026

ABOUT THE TOUR

Join U.S. Ambassador G. Phillip Hughes (see bio below) and explore the wonders of Chile, Bolivia, & Peru.

Altiplano – Spanish for “high plain” is a unique plateau that spans through west-central South America, where the Andes are widest and most ecologically diverse. Explore this unique offerings of this natural wonder, complete with glittering salt flats, colorful spans of desert scenery, and charming German-style colonial settlements within. Volcanoes, lagoons, and lush oases dot the route of your journey, providing a dazzling day to day variety of sights, sounds, and experiences. Lose yourself in the singular charm of the Andean Altiplano, where abundance and life thrive in the most unlikely of places.

$9,545 per person, plus airfare and taxes.

Travel insurance is available through our trusted partner USI – they can be reached at 800.937.1387 or at USI Travel Insurance.

Reserve your space below, call us at 800.942.5004, or email travel@wacphila.org for any questions.

Once you reserve your tour, consider offsetting the carbon emissions from your international flights. Use this Sustainable Travel International calculator to get started.

YOUR TOUR LEADER

G. Philip Hughes

U.S. Ambassador

Ambassador G. Philip Hughes has held senior roles in the White House and the Departments of State, Commerce, and Defense, with deep expertise in Latin American policy and global diplomacy. His distinguished service includes appointments as U.S. Ambassador to Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, Director for Latin America on the National Security Council, and Deputy Assistant to Vice President George H. W. Bush. He played a key role in diplomatic missions with both Presidents Reagan and Bush across the region. Beyond Latin America, Ambassador Hughes served as Executive Secretary of the National Security Council and held senior positions in export enforcement and politico-military affairs. A scholar and leader, he is currently President of the Council of American Ambassadors and teaches diplomacy in Washington, D.C. He holds degrees from the University of Dayton, the Fletcher School, and Harvard University.

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