Tours and Trips in Central and South America

Come with us to visit the most important neighborhood of BA -- one tour is never the same as another. This is a true walk through the most underrated and telling neighborhoods of Buenos Aires. While many turn down their noses at this crumbly, colorful barrio, we've actually had more than a few locals shed tears of pride and nostalgia on this tour. See the highlights of Caminito and get the heck off the beaten path to the real streets! We can pick you up at your hotel free of charge! Public transport included, taxis are extra.

The Inti Raymi or Festival of the Sun was an Inca ceremony that took place on an annual basis in Cusco, the capital of Tawantinsuyo, between the end of the harvest period and the beginning of the vernal equinox of the Andes, ie in the second half of June. The Inti Raymi at the time of the Incas was the equivalent of what today is for us the New Year festival. This was a party at which a new year began and ended all the previous "crop year" between the months of May to June, and also began the new agricultural cycle from July, so the period since the last week of June and early July was a period of transition from an old agricultural year to a new one, then the party was dedicated to that event.Inti Raymi (The Great Festival of the Sun), Festival of the magnificent ritual of the Sun in the esplanade of Sacsayhuaman where you will be able to appreciate the most venerated Incas celebration.CrossoverPeru Takes you to this impotant Celebration

Sacred Valley of The Inkas  The Sacred Valley is a region in Peru's Andean highlands. Along with the nearby town of Cusco and the ancient city of Machu Picchu, it formed the heart of the Inca Empire. Stretching roughly 60 kilometers, it's an area of fertile farmland and Spanish colonial villages like Pisac and Ollantaytambo. Pisac and Chinchero are known for its Sunday handicraft market and hilltop Incan citadel.Besides we can go to Machupicchu and enjoy of the magic atmosphere.

This 5-hour bike tour takes you through some of the most scenic areas in Buenos Aires. Visit Recoleta Cemetery, the Floralis Generica sculpture, and the stylish neighborhood of Palermo Soho. Along the way, you'll see stunning French architecture, chic boutiques and caf es, tombs of legendary historical figures, and peaceful wooded areas. Stop for lunch and a snack of mate and alfajores to complete your experience.

Discover orchid gardens, colonial architecture, and a magnificent volcano on this full-day trip to Orosi Valley from San Jose. Admire Irazu Volcano - the tallest in the country - and wander the historic streets of Orosi's town center. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant and take a leisurely stroll through the gorgeous Lankester Botanical Gardens.

Explore the Itaipava Arena in Salvador da Bahia with this admission ticket. Go behind the scenes of the stadium that is home to the Esporte Clube Bahia and Esporte Clube Vitória football teams. Take a guided tour and visit the bleachers, skyboxes, locker rooms, and even the pitch and learn about the history of the original stadium built in 1951.

Sacred Valley of The Inkas The Sacred Valley is a region in Peru's Andean highlands. Along with the nearby town of Cusco and the ancient city of Machu Picchu, it formed the heart of the Inca Empire. Stretching roughly 60 kilometers, it's an area of fertile farmland and Spanish colonial villages like Pisac and Ollantaytambo. Pisac and Chinchero are known for its Sunday handicraft market and hilltop Incan citadel.

The Inca Trail is the most famous trail in Peru, you will be able to enjoy an endless number of important archaeological centers, as well as being in different climates from the hottest to the coldest, also visiting communities with their cultures, the richness of flora and fauna abounds On this route between the main centers to visit seraRunkuracay, Sayacmarca, Phuyupatamarca and Wiñayhuayna. At dawn you will reach Inti Punku, or "The Sun Gate", which will take you to the wonder of Machupicchu.

Combine a visit to the Meeting of the Waters, a trip to an indigenous village, and a chance to see the Amazon river dolphin in the wild during this 8-hour speedboat tour from Manaus. National Park entrance fees, lunch, and round-trip transportation from your Manaus hotel are included.

Visit the largest hydroelectric plant in the world on this private tour to Itaipu. This dam harnesses the power of the nearby falls and generates over 100 million megawatt hours to parts of Brazil and Paraguay. Next, visit the Bird Park and see over 140 species of birds including the beautiful macaw. End the tour with a visit to the Brazilian side of the Iguazu Falls and admire its immensity.

Explore both Ipaitu Dam - the world's largest producer of renewable energy, and the city on a private tour. Traverse the power plant by bus, see the dam, and learn about clean energy production. Then embark on a city tour visiting a Buddhist temple, Mosque, and cathedral. This tour is ideal for visitors who might be short on time but want to see the most of the city.

Perhaps the most famous route to UNESCO-listed Machu Picchu, the Inca Trail attracts hikers from across the world - but tackling the route without local assistance is a challenge. This tour covers all your accommodation and transportation needs from Cusco, with all entry fees included too. Follow your guide through the Peruvian wilderness and hear the hidden secrets behind magical Machu Picchu.

Head to the wetlands on Isabela Island for a 3-hour walking tour to discover the area's diverse wildlife. See animals such as flamingos, land turtles, and many species of birds along the way. Learn about the area's rugged volcanic terrain from your guide and even see the island's first cemetery with ancient tombs from its first inhabitants.

Discover the South of Buenos Aires on this small-group bike tour. Lose yourself in the historic atmosphere of the Plaza de Mayo, the colorful streets of La Boca, the stylish modern feel of Puerto Madero, and the old-school charms of San Telmo. Visit some of the city's loveliest green areas, and enjoy mate, alfajores, and a tasty sandwich from a local food truck.

Explore the North of Buenos Aires on this 4-hour bike trip. Visit Recoleta Cemetery, Avenida del Libertador, and the Bosques de Palermo. Enjoy a mate with some bizcochitos biscuits in this peaceful wooded area before resuming your ride. Bike through chic Palermo Soho, passing caf es, boutiques, bars, and design shops. This relaxed tour takes you to some of the city's most scenic spots.

Plan your day at Irtra Mundo Petapa theme park in Guatemala City by booking your tickets in advance. Pick up your tickets from the theme park office when you arrive - a great choice for visitors making the most of a layover or coming directly from the nearby airport. Or, opt to have the tickets dropped off at your Guatemala City or Antigua hotel so that you can squeeze in more time on the rides.

Explore Isla Grande, an island off the Caribbean coast of Colón Province, during this 9-hour tour from Panamá City. With your local guide, travel over land to La Guira, passing the 400-year-old town of Portobelo. Board a boat in La Guira to reach Isla Grande, where you can spend the day swimming, walking on the beach, snorkeling and fishing; activities are at your own expense. Lunch and round-trip transportation from Panamá City hotels are included.

The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is one of the best hikes in the world because of the exquisite beauty of its natural surroundings. The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu path takes us through different ecosystems, from high Andean plains to the cloud forest. This adventure allows us to explore mysterious archaeological sites, half covered with jungle overgrowth as if we were discovering them for the first time. The trek highlights with the inspiring sight of the sunrise from the peaks of the magestic Machu Picchu.

The Inca Trail is by far the most famous HIKE in South America and is rated by many to be in the top 5 treks in the world. In just 26.5 miles (43km) it manages to combine beautiful mountain scenery, lush cloud-forest, subtropical jungle and, of course, a stunning mix of Inca paving stones, Inca sites, and tunnels. The final destination of the trail just cannot be beaten: Machu Picchu, the mysterious "Lost City of the Incas".

The Inca Trail has always been a wonder, part of a network of 30.000 km. of trails going from Mendoza in Argentina to the border between Ecuador and Colombia, and an essential piece of the road system of the Inca's Empire. Vibrant with some of the most incredible nature you could encounter on a trek due to the subtropical forest situation, full of valleys, snow-capped mountains and an amazing variety of plants, birds and animals, crossing archaeological sites and traditional living culture of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, while using its cautiously preserved stairs and tunnels and ending at the legendary Machu Picchu.