Tours and Trips in Central and South America

Walk among the treetops on this tour of the Arenal's Hanging Bridges. Take in a bird's-eye view of Costa Rica's incredible biodiversity as you traverse 15 different bridges that stretch across the rain forest canopy. Get up close with native wildlife and admire an unforgettable perspective of the active Arenal Volcano while your local guides shares secrets of this incredible landscape.

Escape Santiago and experience the beauty of the Andes on this half-day, low-impact trip to Valle Nevado. Set out toward the popular ski resort via private vehicle, stopping at various scenic points along the way. Before reaching Valle Nevado embark on an easy, guided hike for spectacular views of the snow-capped peaks, then pause at a hidden lookout to savor both the moment and views with wine and cheese. Take some time to explore Valle Nevado before returning to Santiago.

Geological Tourism is a type of special purpose tourism developed in natural areas, specifically focused on understanding geology and landscape, with the goal to promote the conservation of geodiversity and geosites, through reflection and experiential learning. We provide a unique educational experience, which is safe and responsible with ourenvironment. This trip is about water importance and hidrological processes that ocurr in the Maipo valley. Why this process are important for life and their conservation.

Explore the Ricardo Brennand Institute during this 5-hour tour in Recife. Follow an audio guide through the world-class art collection, including one of the world's largest weapons collections and a significant number of Frans Prost paintings. Continue to the Oficina Francisco Brennand to see a collection of a native Brazilian contemporary sculptor, with an additional visit to the Park of Sculptures to see more of the artist's work. Entrance fees and round-trip transportation from select Recife hotels are included.

Take a walk in the clouds on one of Costa Rica's premier hanging bridge tours at the Selvatura Adventure Park in Monteverde. Explore different levels of the famous cloud forest ecosystem with a guide as you cross eight different suspended walkways on a relaxed 2-hour tour. Featuring the country's longest and strongest hanging bridges, it's a safe and memorable way to be immersed in Monteverde's incredible biodiversity.

Embark on a half-day tour to Lake Umayo's Sillustani, known for its impressive funeral towers. Set out from Puno to this pre-Incan burial ground belonging to Peru's indigenous Colla people. Explore the grounds and learn about the Colla civilization, inhabitants of the surrounding lands years before the Inca people. Your trip includes round-trip hotel transport.

Start your explorations of mystical Rapa Nui (Easter Island) with this 3-hour city sightseeing tour of Hanga Roa, the island capital, including hotel pick-up. Discover the history of the island's early settlers and view a rare female moai at the Father Sebastian Englert Anthropological Museum; visit the landmark Church of the Holy Cross; and shop for handicrafts at an authentic artisan market.

Pedal through the historical heart of Buenos Aires on this 5-hour bike tour. Follow your cycling guide through the historic neighborhoods of La Boca and San Telmo, getting a feel for the roots of Buenos Aires. Continue to Puerto Madero, a recently revitalized area that is also home to the city's Ecological Reserve. Make many stops along the way to rest and take photos. Stop for a traditional parilla lunch and then head toward Plaza de Mayo, the site of many important historical events in Argentina's history. Lunch and use of bicycle and helmet are included.

Discover the Colombian 'underground' during this 7-hour excursion to the salt mine of Nemocón. Get a sense for the life of a salt miner working 196 feet (60 meters) beneath the ground as you learn about the history of the ancient industry. You'll also visit the filming location for the recent movie about the Chilean miners, 'Los 33,' and enjoy an included lunch.

See San Salvador highlights on a half-day tour of the city's handicraft market, historic old center, and landmarks, as well as the San Salvador volcano, which last erupted a century ago. This 4.5-hour tour includes pickup and drop-off at your hotel or port in San Salvador and all entrance fees, and both morning and afternoon departures are available.

Discover the dramatic volcanic landscapes of Masaya Volcano National Park on a half-day trip from Managua. Alongside a guide, you'll embark on an exhilarating hike to the rim of the Masaya Volcano and gaze at the molten lava that fills its gaping crater. Visit additional volcanic craters and gaze at panoramic vistas from elevated viewpoints. Listen to Nicaraguan legends and discover the cultural significance of the Masaya Volcano before revitalizing with lunch in a local restaurant. This tour includes refreshments and round-trip transport from your Managua hotel.

Sandboard down the Cerro Negro volcano on this thrilling 4-hour activity from León. In the company of an experienced guide, zoom down the steep sides of the volcano, taking in views of the Pacific's Ring of Fire on the way down.

Enjoy an ecological walk through the Natural Park La Chorrera. If you are passionate about hiking, this tour is exactly waht you need. You will have the chance to visit the highest waterfall in Colombia, La Chorrera.

Rappel from Bico do Papagaio on this guided hike in the Tijuca Forest and be treated to views of Rio de Janeiro. A specialist guide provides climbing equipment and support while you descend 65 feet (20 meters) from the summit. You'll have the unforgettable opportunity to refresh under Cachoeira das Almas (Waterfall of the Souls) and visit the Tijuca National Park Museum. Upgrade to venture with your own personal guide on a private tour that includes round-trip hotel transport.

Experience a hang gliding or paragliding tandem flight over Rio de Janeiro, taking off from Pedra Bonita in UNESCO-listed Tijuca National Park. After a safety briefing from your qualified instructor, you'll soar above granite peaks draped in lush forest. Take in the coastline as you fly for 8 to 15 minutes before landing at Pepino Beach in Sao Conrado.

Argentine wine is exported around the world and is especially renowned for its fine Malbec, Pinot Noir, and Torrent es wines. This tasting experience lets you sample a variety of Argentine wines without leaving Buenos Aires. Visit a wine shop in Palermo Soho, where an experienced sommelier will introduce you to five quality wines from around Argentina, and learn about the winemaking process, different grape varietals, and classifications.

Go trekking on Panama's Pipeline Road during this 3-hour eco-adventure from Panama City. Look out for birds, monkeys and butterflies while listening to your guide's informative commentary about the region's incredible biodiversity. Ramble down the 10.5-mile (17-km) path through the Soberania National Park, which includes both flat and hilly sections winding through a mature tropical forest. Round-trip transportation from a meeting point in Panama City is included.

Tick off all the attractions on your Rio de Janeiro must-see list on this full-day tour. With transportation included and a guide in the lead, you'll make good time on visits to the city's highlights, including the Selaron steps, the main Rio cathedral, the Christ the Redeemer statue atop Corcovado, and Sugar Loaf Mountain. Gondola ride and lunch included.

Cycle far off the beaten path in Buenos Aires with a 4-hour bike tour of the city's best graffiti and street art. Pedal through the backstreets and alleys of the historic San Telmo, La Boca, and Barracas neighborhoods, stopping to admire vibrant murals and explore the city's evolution into one of the world's urban art capitals at local design cooperatives and cafes.

Enjoy a day of exploring Inca ruins with a small-group and an informative guide. Visit the Cemetery of Sillustani to see the funeral towers created by the Inca. See some pre-Inca tombs from the Kollas civilization and enjoy the views of the nearby Umayo lake. This is a great opportunity to learn about the Puno region and the andean vegetables of the area including quinoa and a myriad of potatoes.