From the vibrant streets of Cartagena to the edge
of the world in wild Patagonia
Peru, Ecuador, Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela
Peru
Chile
Ecuador
of the world's 17 megadiverse countries are in South America
times in the past 12 years Peru won the World's Leading Culinary Destination Award
miles long is Chile's coastline making it the world's longest country
% of the Galapagos Islands is designated as a protected National Park
Many people traveling to Peru have only one aim: Cusco, seeing Machu Picchu, and maybe hiking the Inca Trail. And yes, I agree Machu Picchu is worth a visit (or two or three), but there is so much more to see and do in this spectacular Andean nation. Let yourself be taken on a Peruvian journey and find out what the land of the Incas has to offer.
Once one of the most notorious countries in the world, now a favourite destination for adventurers. For good reason, Colombia entices with delicious food, diverse landscapes, a tropical climate and a contagious zest of life. From the Amazon to the the Andes, the Pacific, the vast grassland plains of Los Llanos and the Caribbean coast, Colombia is a fantastic destination for people looking to travel along less trodden paths.
Ecuador – This small but diverse country has it all, the depth of the Amazon, snow-capped volcanoes and azure blue lagoons in the Andes, beautiful colonial towns, the wild Pacific Coast and of course the magical Galapagos Islands. While the Galapagos are still the country's main attraction, it does have so much more to experience.
Argentina is a land of diverse wonders, from the cosmopolitan streets of Buenos Aires to the rugged beauty of Patagonia and some of the worlds' best wineries around Mendoza. Whether you're drawn to the sultry rhythms of tango, the sizzling aroma of Argentinean asados, or the endless trekking routes through breathtaking landscapes, Argentina offers something to captivate every traveller's heart.
