LATIN AMERICA
Latin America’s best days out.
The 9 most popular markets tours. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who to book with.
Explore San Pedro Market, mix pisco cocktails, and cook Cusco classics with Chef Jesus in a small group. End with picarones.
Most Popular“Fantastic time. Jorge was a great teacher. Go with an empty stomach as lots of food will be prepared. The tour of the market was also a highlight.”
Taste Cusco at the San Pedro market, then cook Peruvian classics with chef Ronal—pisco cocktails, ceviche, lomo saltado, and flexible diets.
“Had a wonderful experience exploring the market and learning about Peruvian culture and cuisine! Ronal was very attentive and patiently answered all my questions. He shared so many interesting stories about the ingredients and the food. Truly a great way to understand the heart of Cusco through its flavors!”
2-hour guided San Telmo walk with colonial sights, Mafalda and comic art, Mercado San Telmo, and the Sunday street fair in English.
“Juan is absolutely fantastic! He is so knowledgeable and knows exactly how to communicate his knowledge to his audience!”
2–3 hours in Iquitos: Belen’s open-air market, jungle foods and medicine, then a boat to the Floating City over the water.
“Absolutely fantastic tour. We learnt a lot about the area and he took us through all of the markets. Kelwin is an amazing host i would 100% recommend this tour”
Walk San Pedro market, cook Cusqueña dishes with an expert chef, and learn Pisco Sour with a tasting and lunch in about 4 hours.
“Had an amazing time, chef Ronald was the best!”
A 3-hour small-group food and culture walk through Bazurto Market with bilingual guidance, local tastings, and market craft shopping.
“Can’t say enough about it. It really opened my eyes to the real Cartagena. Plus the food and drink were awesome. Not to mention our guide Danny was from the market and knew everyone. Such a cool guy who took great care of us.”
Half-day tour with hotel pickup in Cartagena for La Popa views, a guided Bazurto Market food walk, and an included local lunch.
“Overall this activity would have earned 3 stars but the whole fish that I had at the market was so good that it deserved a star all on its own. The convent offers great views of the city but more historical context would have helped. The market was interesting for a brief bit just to…”
Walk Cali’s Galeria Alameda fruit markets with tastings and a local guide, learning why the Cauca Valley powers Colombia’s exports.
“Friendly guide - lot of food! A crib sheet of all sample names would have been nice!”
Taste Cali at Galería Alameda with tropical fruits, fresh coffee, local sweets, and a brujita ride in a 3-hour market tour.
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