Travel to Latin America
Biodiversity, indigenous culture, Caribbean beaches, Machu Picchu and world-class gastronomy.
Guatemala
Antigua Guatemala
The most beautiful colonial city in Central America, with its baroque ruins, jade market, and Agua volcano.
Tikal
The largest Mayan temple in the Americas rising above the jungle. UNESCO. Sunrise among jaguars and toucans.
Guatemala City
Gateway to Antigua Guatemala, the Mayan ruins of Tikal, and the volcano-ringed Lake Atitlán. The Guatemalan capital serves as the perfect base for exploring one of Central America's most fascinating countries.
Costa Rica
Argentina
Buenos Aires
The Paris of South America: tango, asado, the most beautiful bookstore in the world, La Boca and San Telmo, a rhythm of life that never stops.
Patagonia
The Perito Moreno glacier, Torres del Paine, Fitz Roy, and Andean condors. The wildest end of the world.
Mendoza
The world capital of Malbec: wineries set among vineyards with Aconcagua in the background, San Martín Park, and exquisite cuisine.
Salta
La Linda: the train to the clouds, the Quebrada de Humahuaca (UNESCO), Cafayate, and high-altitude Torrontés wines. The most authentic Argentine Northwest, with colonial architecture and impossibly colorful Andean landscapes.
Colombia
Cartagena
The most beautiful walled city in the Americas: colorful streets, colonial architecture, and the Caribbean just steps away.
Bogotá
Colombia's cultural capital: museums of gold and emeralds, innovative cuisine, and the colonial Candelaria neighborhood.
Medellín
The most innovative city in the world has transformed from the city of fear into the capital of creativity.
Mexico
Mexico City
The most vibrant Latin American megacity, with world‑class museums, cuisine declared a World Heritage, and three millennia of history.
Oaxaca
The capital of Mexican gastronomy: black mole, tlayudas, Zapotec Monte Albán, and the most authentic Day of the Dead.
Guadalajara
The cradle of mariachi, Jalisco's tequila, the Cathedral, and the San Juan de Dios Market. A city that beats with life.
Oaxaca Mexico
Mexico's culinary capital, famous for mole, Monte Albán, and Zapotec crafts. A treasure trove of historical heritage, must-see museums, and stunning architecture.
San Cristóbal de las Casas
The colonial city in the Highlands of Chiapas: Tzeltal and Tzotzil indigenous communities, Lacandon Jungle, and Agua Azul waterfalls.
Peru
Cusco
The ancient Inca capital, gateway to Machu Picchu, indigenous markets, and colonial architecture built atop pre-Hispanic foundations.
Cusco y Machu Picchu
The navel of the Inca world: the highest city on the planet with fascinating museums and access to the lost city of Machu Picchu.
Machu Picchu
The lost city of the Incas, a modern wonder of the world. The Inca Trail and Huayna Picchu at dawn are magical.
Cusco-Lima-Machu-Picchu
The ultimate Peruvian route: from Lima to Machu Picchu via Cuzco. The best of Peru in one week.
Lima
Lima is the gastronomic capital of Latin America and one of the most exciting culinary destinations in the world.
Brazil
Foz do Iguaçu
The Iguazú Falls are the widest in the world. The Devil's Throat is an overwhelming experience.
Rio de Janeiro
The wonderful city: Christ the Redeemer, Copacabana, Ipanema, and the most famous Carnival on the planet. Rio de Janeiro combines postcard-like urban beaches with the exuberance of the jungle and vibrant Brazilian culture.
Salvador de Bahia
The Afro-Brazilian capital: the colonial Pelourinho (UNESCO), Carnival with Axé, Candomblé, and Bahian beaches.
Ecuador
Galápagos
The islands that inspired evolution: sea lions that let themselves be petted, world‑unique marine iguanas, 200‑year‑old turtles.
Quito
The best-preserved colonial historic center in America (UNESCO), located at the center of the world. The Middle of the World and Cotopaxi.
Bolivia
Uyuni Salt Flat
The world's largest salt desert: the perfect mirror with the sky, cactus islands, and pink flamingos.
La Paz
The highest city in the world with a government and the longest cable car in the world. La Paz, the Salar de Uyuni, and Lake Titicaca.
Venezuela
Chile
San Pedro de Atacama
The driest desert in the world: the Valley of the Moon, the Tatio Geysers, Cejar Lagoon, and the starry sky.
Torres del Paine
The end of the world: granite peaks that scrape the clouds, blue glaciers, wild pumas and the most epic trails on the planet.
Santiago
The Andean capital with Cerro San Cristóbal, the Bellavista neighborhood, Maipo Valley wine, and the Andes just 1 hour away.
Uruguay
Montevideo
The most relaxed capital in the Southern Cone: the Rambla along the Río de la Plata, the Mercado del Puerto, and the longest carnival in the world.
Punta del Este
The South American Saint-Tropez: La Mansa and Brava beaches, the giant Hand sculpture, José Ignacio, and summer life.