South America
South America has some of the most diverse landscapes on earth, from the Amazon jungle to the peaks of the Andes, from the beaches of Rio to the ice fields of Patagonia. With such a range of attractions, there's something for everyone - on a South America tour you can combine a relaxing beach break with visits to historic colonial cities in Brazil, or experience real adventure travel on a bus ride across Bolivia or a trek to Machu Picchu. Whichever way you are thinking of travelling South America, a trip to this amazing continent will give you a lifetime of memories.
What a country! Argentine encapsulates in its length the incredible Iguazu Falls to the north, the land of the gauchos in the pampas mid-country, the stunning wild landscapes of Patagonia including…
Bolivia’s extraordinary landscape incorporates icy mountains, highland plains, shimmering salt flats and steaming tropical lowlands. La Paz has one of the most dramatic natural settings of any…
Feel Brazil’s vitality in the pulse of Rio de Janeiro, take in the incredible Amazon rainforest, gasp in awe at the phenomenal Iguazu Falls and immerse yourself in the unique blend of cultures that…
The longest country in the world is also one of the most interesting. Sandwiched tightly between the world’s driest desert, the Andes and the Pacific Ocean, Chile’s has a character quite…
Easter Island is one of the most isolated places on the planet, 3,000km from the nearest populated land, and is one of the most fascinating archaeological riddles of all time. The inhabitants,…
Colonial cities, dense rainforests and towering peaks – Ecuador features the best of Latin America. Combine this with perhaps the world’s most impressive wildlife sanctuary – the Galapagos…
The Galapagos Islands are a nature lover’s paradise, home to a unique array of wildlife.The isolation of these islands, and their lack of natural predators, means that you can get closer to animals…
Paraguay is a sub-tropical land-locked country which shares its borders with Argentina and Brazil. At the point where these three countries meet, the world-famous Iguazu Falls is located. …
Desert, mountains and jungle. Peru has it all. Visit the Nazca Lines etched on the desert floor; sail on Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world or trek to the breathtaking Machu…
Uruguay is the second smallest country in South America. It won its independence in the 19th Century after a struggle between Spain, Argentina and Britain. A diverse immigration over the years…
