LATIN AMERICA
Latin America’s best days out.
The 15 most popular historical tours. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who to book with.
A 4-hour trip in a small van to the Triple Frontier Landmark for sunset views and a cultural night show across three countries.
Most Popular“Initially thay had problem locating English guide, but they soon found one and he was really good. The show is very good! Definitely worth going here.”
A half-day Cusco city tour that strings together Inca masterworks: Qoricancha, Sacsayhuamán, Qenqo, Puka Pukara, and Tambomachay.
“Excellent experience. Romulo was very knowledgeable and helped make the experience well worth it”
Walk Arequipa’s White City with a local guide through the Cathedral, cloisters and tambos, ending at a volcano viewpoint.
“Jose was professional, friendly, and informative. Even though others in the group cancelled, he kept me and my friend and gave us a private tour. We felt welcome, and well looked after. We are grateful for having him as our guide.”
Private 4-hour Pablo Escobar history tour in Medellín with El Poblado memorial, Barrio Pablo Escobar, grave, and optional Comuna 13.
“Manny was fantastic with his local knowledge and know how for maximizing the experiences. I was very impressed and found myself saying WoW throughout the day. Combining Comuna 13 with Pablo Escobar's Medellin was the perfect 6-hour tour!”
Cusco 2-hour history walk with Qoricancha, San Blas, luthier workshop, Andean music, plus a Pisco Sour or Chicha Morada.
“We had an amazing experience and loved learning more about Cusco! The pace was great and the sunset viewpoint was beautiful:) The vendor for the music show was closed, and that was why we picked this specific walking tour so that was disappointing. Our guide recommended a local dance show for after the tour, which…”
Walk La Boca’s art and football story in 150 minutes. See La Bombonera, visit two museums, and taste wine or dulce de leche.
“Rafa was great! He was proactive about getting in touch and helping me find the meeting place. He had interesting history, stories, and information about people, places, and of course soccer.”
A 150-minute guided loop through Buenos Aires icons, from Plaza de Mayo to museums and government landmarks, with strong city context.
“Perfect. Miguel has a lot of knowledge, I strongly recommend him!”
9-hour Florianópolis tour for about $23, pairing historic center sights with big lagoon-and-beach views plus Barra da Lagoa nature time.
“eu gostei de tudo. porém gostaria que a empresa nos pa pegasse no hotel pois tivemos que ir a um ponto de encontro. ooupróximo do nosso hotel pois tivemos que gastar com uber para chegar ao ponto de encontro e para voltar para ao nosso hotel”
Walk San Telmo with Miguel: tango landmarks, churches, and classic bars like Bar Nápoles on a small-group 2.5-hour tour.
“El Tour ha sido magnífico, Miguel explica todo en detalle y es muy simpático”
2-hour Florianópolis walking tour mixing history, art and market snacks, with a friendly English guide and great local stops.
“Amazing, do it!”
A 3-hour small-group walk through Cali’s historic center with a bilingual guide, church stops, colonial streets, and a typical drink.
A small-group day trip through Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero, with history lessons, river views, and a late-in-the-day buffet.
“The tour was excellent, I would definitely recommend it. We were the first to get picked up around 7:30, then the van went around picking people up from their hotels. There were 15 of us total and we left Cusco a bit after 8. The tour guide, Eddy, was excellent. He explained the history of…”
A 4-hour small-group Santiago tour blending independence-era parks, churches, markets, and the presidential palace—plus skyline views.
“Carlos was such a knowledgeable guide and we learnt so much. A lovely guy too. We know so much more about Santiago and it’s history and Carlos also took into considerable our interests (football in my husband’s case!). I would highly recommend this tour.”
Two-hour Cusco walking tour with Qoricancha, San Blas music, iconic Inca stones, and a choice of Pisco Sour or Chicha Morada.
“It’s an ok tour. Decent amount of interesting information, but often the loudspeaker wasn’t working well so couldn’t hear everything.”
A 150-minute Comuna 13 tour with graffiti stories, youth culture stops, handmade ice cream, and an escalator climb for Medellín views.
“Genial, Johana es una excelente guía”
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