Multi-city pricing advantage
From $3,900 per person in business class
Save ~$1,600–$2,400 vs. three separate return fares
Savings estimates are based on published business class fare comparisons vs. equivalent separate return fares. Actual savings vary by booking date and availability. Our specialists advise on the exact fare combination.
Why travel Miami to Lima?
Miami to Buenos Aires, Santiago, and Lima is the most comprehensive South American premium itinerary — covering Argentina's cultural sophistication, Chile's Andean scenery, and Peru's extraordinary Inca heritage in a single logical progression. The routing northward from Buenos Aires through Santiago to Lima means you're always moving toward your return gateway.
Why book as a multi-city itinerary?
The MIA–EZE outbound / LIM–MIA homebound open-jaw is the defining structure for this itinerary. LATAM operates the widest network of intra-South American connections and their business class product has improved significantly since the post-pandemic relaunch. Our specialists construct the combined fare across American Airlines and LATAM, typically saving $1,600–$2,400 vs. three separate returns.
Premium cabin options by segment
Overnight crossing; American Flagship Business on 777 with fully flat beds
2h30 Andes crossing; LATAM's LATAM Plus Business on this route
3h30 Pacific Coast crossing; LATAM operates the highest frequency between South American capitals
Planning tips for this itinerary
Buenos Aires (3–4 nights, Recoleta and Palermo), Santiago (3 nights, use as base for day trips to the Atacama or Patagonia trekking), and Lima (3–4 nights, Miraflores, Barranco, and Machu Picchu access via Cusco). April–October is South America's shoulder/winter season, with prices significantly lower than December–February. Book Machu Picchu train tickets (IncaRail or PeruRail) well ahead — they regularly sell out 3–4 months in advance.