Tours and Trips in Central and South America

The Metropolitan Cathedral Basilica of Lima and Primada del Perú is the Main Church of Peru and is located in the historic center of Lima.

Capture the color and charisma of Cartagena's vibrant nightlife on a 4-hour city tour by bus. Climb aboard a vibrant 'chiva', a colorful wooden bus typical in rural Colombia, to begin your exciting excursion into the night. Listen to pulsing live music, sip complimentary drinks and admire spectacular sights as you cruise around the captivating colonial city. Carry on the revels at a popular local nightclub, or return to your hotel at the end of this energizing excursion.

Escape the ordinary on this immersive bike-riding day trip to the charming town of Cartago. Experience the Costa Rican rail system with a short train ride, and then hop on your bike for a two-wheeled tour around Cartago's historic streets. Learn about the town's colonial history with your expert guide, and visit a local market to sample delicious produce and traditional treats before heading back to San Jose by bus. A small group limit of 12 people provides a personalized experience on this half-day tour.

Explore the legacy of the ancient Mayan civilization in Belize, from the mighty pyramids of Altun Ha to the mysterious underworld known as Xibalba. Channel your inner archaeologist at the ruins of a once-mighty Mayan city, where you'll roam among sacred temples and altars that rise out of the jungle. Then, after trekking through the Belizean rain forest to reach an underground cave system, kayak inside a series of caverns studded with rock formations and a subterranean waterfall deep in the Maya Mountains.

Set out on a 2-hour guided walking tour of Cartagena, Colombia's stunning seaside city. Take in the the colonial architecture of Old Town, here the stories behind buildings like the Cathedral of Cartagena and San Pedro Church, and learn about local culture along the way.

Peru has no shortage of archaeological wonders, but the ancient ruins of Caral are among the most significant, believed to be the oldest civilisation in the Americas. This full-day small-group tour from Lima includes a guided tour of the UNESCO-listed ruins, spectacular views over the Supe Valley, and lunch at a local restaurant. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Discover the beauty of Cartagena on a four-hour guided sightseeing tour of this Carribean port city. Set out with your group for a sightseeing half-day adventure, enjoying scenic vistas and popular landmarks such as plazas and cathedrals en route. Traveling by minivan you'll visit the colorful craft market of Las Bóvedas and explore Castillo San Felipe de Barajas, an exquisite castle fortress. The tour also includes a walk through Cartagena's UNESCO-listed Old Town, known for its stunning colonial architecture.

Learn the fascinating history of Cartagena's Colonial Wall and Bastions with the aid of this independent audio guide tour, complete with sound effects and details from local historians. Follow 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) of the length of this defensive structure, learning about the military engineers who created the fortification and its role in protecting the city from cannon-laden enemy ships. There's 22 distinct sections of audio in the guide, allowing you to explore at your own pace. This Cartagena audio guide includes a headset and drop-off and pick-up of equipment at your hotel.

Experience the Mayan underworld of Xibalba on a guided cave-tubing adventure. After a convenient hotel pickup, enjoy a safety briefing, orientation and 45-minute hike through the rainforest before hopping in a tube at the mouth of this elaborate cave system. Witness fr intricate rock formations, learn about the caves' history from an informative guide, and enjoy a delicious barbecue lunch after you reemerge into the sunlight.

Discover a different side to Chile's wine industry on this 6-hour tour to the less-known Casablanca Valley from Santiago. Visit two cutting-edge wineries - Emiliana Organic Vineyards, Chile's first organic winery, and Bodegas RE, famous for its innovative winemaking equipment - and enjoy lunch (own expense) at a local restaurant.

Casa de Moneda de Colombia was a mint founded by the Spanish military engineer Alonso Turrillo de Yebra in the seventeenth century. It currently houses the numismatic and art collection of the Banco de la República. It is located on 11th Street with Carrera 4, in the colonial neighborhood of La Candelaria in the center of Bogotá. In 1975 it was declared a National Monument.

Enjoy your own independent exploration of Cartagena with the help of local experts thanks to this interactive audio guide tour. Learn about the highlights of this historic UNESCO World Heritage-listed Colombian city with the help of historians, fun sound effects and professional narrators. Along the way you'll hear stories about pirate attacks, colorful characters, architecture, fashion and local customs.. Best of all, you can take this audio tour at your own pace in whatever order you like. Your purchase includes a drop-off of the guide at a location of your choosing.

Experience all of Cartagena's historical highlights on a comprehensive tour of one of Colombia's most vibrant cities. Immerse yourself in the Caribbean color and cultural flair of the city as you visit revered museums, iconic fortresses, and impressive monuments. Admire the astonishing colonial architecture of the area, and explore the glittering exhibitions of the Cartagena Naval Museum, the entrance fee to which is included.

When your cruise ship docks at the picturesque port of Cartagena, explore the Caribbean color and cultural flair of the Colombian city during a 6-hour sightseeing shore excursion. Our guide will be waiting for you at the parking of the port. Visit the historical and architectural highlights of the UNESCO World Heritage Listed site while delving deeper into the city's history with a knowledgeable guide. Stroll around the ambient Plaza de la Aduana and discover the stolid structure of the Castillo San Felipe, the entrance fee to which is included in the tour.

- Caral, Its considerate the mother culture in Ameríca as the first civilization in this continent - The second oldest Civilization in the world even older than Egypt - 5000 thousand years old, it has 23 pyramids also is located in Lima. - Declared Human world Heritage by Unesco

Immerse yourself in the captivating history and Caribbean flair of Cartagena on a 4-hour historical tour of the city. Visit all of Cartagena's significant sites and UNESCO World Heritage-listed structures accompanied by a knowledgeable guide; absorb the sacred ambiance of San Pedro Claver Church; and gain insight in to the colorful culture of the Colombian area.

When your cruise ship docks in Cartagena, immerse yourself in the city's rich history with this 8-hour shore excursion. Follow your guide (that will be waiting for you at the parking of the port) to some of the city's most important landmarks, including several UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Peruse the displays in the Inquisition Museum to learn about the city's bloody past. Tour the San Pedro Claver Church and visit the Castle of San Felipe (Castillo San Felipe). See examples of Cartagena's famous colonial architecture and learn about the local culture and traditions from your guide. Round-trip transportation from the cruise port is included.

Turn your sightseeing trip through Cartagena into a family-friendly treasure hunt thanks to this 3-hour excursion. Visit top landmarks in Cartagena like the Parque Bolivar, Modern Art Museum, 'La Presentación,' Gold Museum and more, following the lead of a friendly pirate as you head off in search of 'Blackbeard's Gold.' Entrance fees, pirate costumes, snacks, and, of course, some 'treasure,' are included.

Gain entrance to the art and archaeology collections on display in one of Antigua's premier hotels by pre-booking your ticket to Casa Santo Domingo. Stroll past works spanning hundreds of years in a historic building turned luxury hotel, and check out the hotel's large gardens and courtyards afterward.

Secure your entry to Punta del Este's top cultural attraction by booking your admission ticket for Casapueblo in advance. Formerly the summer home of Uruguayan artist Carlos Páez Vilaró, the residence is now a museum, art gallery, hotel, and cafe. Spend the afternoon drinking in exhibits dedicated to the artist and don't miss the Ceremony of the Sun, a poetic performance delivered minutes before sunset.