LATIN AMERICA
Latin America’s best days out.
The 15 most popular things to do across Latin America. Machu Picchu, Iguazu, the tango halls, the salt flats and the Caribbean coast, all in one place.
Sailing from Cartagena to Rosario Islands with two swim/snorkel stops, lunch onboard, snacks, and non-alcoholic drinks on a catamaran.
Most Popular“We had the best time! The boat was fantastic and the food was great! The staff was very friendly and helpful.”
Bike the real Bogotá with local guides: fruit market tastings, coffee roaster stop, tejo, street art, and plazas in 4.5 hours.
Spend an evening at Teatro Astor Piazzolla in Galería Güemes, with a Piazzolla tango show and optional dinner plus drinks.
“Excellent! Venue was beautiful and the show was beyond my expectation.”
Cusco Sacred Valley highlights: Chinchero weavers, Moray terraces, Maras village and Salineras salt mines, with hotel pickup.
“Excelllent your overall. Very happy with our guide. He took very good care of us and was very knowledgeable.”
Day trip from Santiago to Cajón del Maipo and El Yeso Dam with a guided drive, tunnel stop, and wine picnic. 10 hours.
“Amazing day trip to Cajon del Maipo. The guide and driver were both very skilled at what they do. We got to know a lot about the surroundings and even enjoyed a nice brunch. The nature around is drop dead beautiful. Would definitely recommend.”
Lima to Paracas and Huacachina day tour: Ballestas wildlife boat, pisco vineyard tasting, and Huacachina dunes with buggy and sandboarding.
“The day trip was long but so worth it! The bus was comfortable with incredible wifi. My guide Yeli was so patient and organised helping us to get everywhere on time with all the information we needed. I had a great day, highly recommend!”
Spend a long day on Costa Verde with boat stops for swimming in Lagoa Azul and Lagoa Verde, beaches on Ilha Grande, and a sea-view lunch.
“So much fun! The guides were amazing and so nice, the excursions like snorkeling and jet skiing were very affordable. I burn very easily in the sun and was worried about the 14hr day in the sun but there is lots of shade on both the boat and the islands you will visit so if…”
One 10-hour guided day tour to see Iguazu Falls from Argentina and Brazil, including Devil’s Throat views, wildlife time, and boat options.
“was a beautiful trip and Junior was an amazing guide!! we got to see so much in one day! wish we had more time in the brazil side but it was great”
Small-group La Candelaria walking tour in Bogotá: street art, fruit tastings at La Concordia, and Bolívar Square history for $16.
2-day Acatenango hike from Antigua with overnight camp views, Fire Volcano eruptions, and a sunrise summit climb. Steep, cold, unforgettable.
“This activity was great. The price was amazing for the quality of the guides, camp site and sunrise hike. I chose not to do the Fuego hike and got my 200Q back. They provide a jacket, gloves and a hat as well as basic food and tent/sleeping bags. I’m from the NorthEast USA and was…”
Half-day Cusco tour to Sacsayhuamán, Q'enco, Puka Pucara, Tambomachay, plus optional Qoricancha, guided with transport.
“Tour was great. Guide Luis was really good and explained everything. Would be good to give better instructions of meeting point. Just say in front of fountain and we would have found it without stress the address given was a random shop a block away.”
Enjoy a 2-hour Cartagena sunset cruise with included drink and snack. Sail past neighborhoods and islands as the skyline lights up.
“Beautiful sunset. Catamaran is very comfortable. Nice lounge music plus latin vibes towards the end. The ticket includes 1 drink (wine, beer or soda) plus a small appetizer. Full bar available for credit cash purchase. Bathrooms are available. Very organized activity. Recommend 100%”
ATV from Cusco to Rainbow Mountain with breakfast, lunch, bilingual guides, safety gear, and time for photos at Vinicunca’s 5,000 m viewpoint.
“Early pic up was perfect, got back at two and had all day to our selves ! Tour guide was excellent!”
One-day Sacred Valley tour: Chinchero textiles, Moray, Maras salt ponds, Urubamba lunch, Ollantaytambo and Pisac.
“Edith was great as she explained things clearly in Spanish and English, and she kept us one step ahead of most other tours so we could enjoy sites with less crowds. Also, lunch was in a very scenic venue with a good buffet, so all our senses were stimulated all day.”
A long but well-paced Colca Canyon day trip from Arequipa with condor watching, hot springs, alpacas and vicuñas, and hearty meals.
“Very cool trip! Highly recommend. Our guide had a lot of information on the place and you could tell he really liked his job! Would definitely recommend him as a guide and the tour itself, unfortunately i forgot his name but we took the tour on the 16th sept!”
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