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“It is a nice dance show of three different cultures, there is a nice souvenir shop in the area, and food places. Ferris Wheel of Foz is 5 minutes walking distance from the 3 Frontiers. Our guide Willian was very good and helpful.”
A half-day Cusco city tour that strings together Inca masterworks: Qoricancha, Sacsayhuamán, Qenqo, Puka Pukara, and Tambomachay.
“Brilliant trip - great guide who was very knowledgable and spoke excellent English. Highly recommended”
Walk Arequipa’s White City with a local guide through the Cathedral, cloisters and tambos, ending at a volcano viewpoint.
“Joss was so knowledgeable and personable. We had a private tour with him and he showed us so many historical sites and the San Camilo market. I would definitely recommend this tour as an introduction to the city!!”
Private 4-hour Pablo Escobar history tour in Medellín with El Poblado memorial, Barrio Pablo Escobar, grave, and optional Comuna 13.
“Our tour guide was an absolute legend and we would highly recommend him. Took us to all the famous Escobar spots and even to Comuna 13 as well at the end! Thanks a lot!”
Cusco 2-hour history walk with Qoricancha, San Blas, luthier workshop, Andean music, plus a Pisco Sour or Chicha Morada.
“Erick was fun and informative. A great tour of Cusco. Easy way to acclimate to Cusco. Pisco samples were great!”
Walk La Boca’s art and football story in 150 minutes. See La Bombonera, visit two museums, and taste wine or dulce de leche.
“I really enjoyed doing this tour today. Dani was very helpful in showing me around the neighborhood. I learned a lot of interesting information about la Boca too.”
A 150-minute guided loop through Buenos Aires icons, from Plaza de Mayo to museums and government landmarks, with strong city context.
“The tour was excellent! Very informative. Everything I expected. The guide was very nice and knowledgeable about the history of Buenos Aires.”
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.
“Gracias Miguel por las atenciones, excelente el tour”
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.
“A little confusion to start, told us pickup was between 0730-0800. Showed up at 0815. Than drove around in the van for 20 mins. We than went to their tourist transport area and sat there for 20 mins with no explanation. We wasted almost an hour time before we started the tour. Once we started…”
A 4-hour small-group Santiago tour blending independence-era parks, churches, markets, and the presidential palace—plus skyline views.
“Daniel es un guia excelente, un hombre muy culto y un entusiasta de la fotografía. No se puede pedir más. Encantada con mi experiencia!”
A 150-minute Comuna 13 tour with graffiti stories, youth culture stops, handmade ice cream, and an escalator climb for Medellín views.
“aunque el clima no ayudó, el guía Thomas estuvo muy dispuesto y amable a hacer el recorrido. Muy interesante la cultura, lo colorido de la comuna y la vista😍.”
Afternoon-to-evening Cusco historic loop with Cathedral, Qoricancha, major Inca ruins, and a textile craft stop via air-conditioned coach.
“Overall we enjoyed the tour but it did feel rushed at times. We met in the Plaza and first toured the Cathedral. Our guide did a good job of explaining the history of the area and describing the interesting details within the church. We then met with the rest of the group and traveled by…”
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