Multi Country South America Tours

The continent of Latin America is home to some 640 million people and stretches from the tropical waters of the Galapagos as far south as desolate Cape Horn, next stop Antarctica! With such a large land mass there exists a wide geographic and cultural diversity which serves to make it a truly unique continent to visit and experience. Civilizations have come and gone over the eons of time but the works of the colonial Spanish and Portuguese, the Inca and others still hold great well-preserved treasures across the lands for the visitor to come witness. This vast continent has it all with dramatic snow-capped mountain ranges, baked deserts, glittering high altiplano lakes and lush tropical rainforests. You can venture to see three wonders of the world in Peru, Brazil and Argentina. Perhaps even combine the Galapagos with Peru, Chile and Easter Island with Argentina or any other combination of your dreams. Multi- country trips are certainly a place where you need the advice of a travel specialist. The distances are large across the continent and careful trip planning will ensure you spend your time absorbing the destinations and people as opposed to running a race between airports. Our experts are on hand to offer you honest advice which will allow you together to create the vacation of a lifetime across Latin America.

Insider’s Tips on Creating the Best Combined Trips in Latin America

• Less is more. Don’t try to cram in as many destinations as you can, but rather include the most important ones and take your time to enjoy them to the fullest.
• We’ve found that most clients benefit by include carefully timed down days in their itinerary. A day of rest every now and again can help you regenerate your energy and ultimately help you enjoy the trip to the fullest. It is a vacation after all.
• Consider the cost paid verses the value of the experience. Including a 3-day trip to the Galapagos just doesn’t make a whole lot of sense, as the cost will far outweigh the experience you’ll get. Make it a 5 or 6-day trip and get more value for money.
• Plan in free-days. Often the best travel experiences happen when you are exploring on your own. Practice your Spanish, barter with a local trader or simply relax and take in a coffee on a colonial balcony. Who knows what might just happen!