South America
Things to Do in South America
The experiences worth building a trip around in South America, from Brazil to Peru, handpicked by our LGBTQ+ travel specialists.
All Things to Do in South America
Jaguars and Giant Otters: A Private Safari in the Pantanal
The world's largest tropical wetland, explored by boat, on foot and on horseback with guides who read every track and call.
A Private Balcony Dinner Above Cusco’s Plaza de Armas
Dine on a private balcony above Cusco's great square as the colonial arcades light up against the dark shoulders of the Andes.
Spinner Dolphins at Dawn in Fernando de Noronha
Meet the world's largest gathering of resident spinner dolphins as they return to their bay at sunrise, watched quietly from a private boat.
Sugarloaf, Santa Teresa and the Selarón Steps With a Private Guide
A day through Rio's other icons: a granite peak above the bay, a staircase made of the world's tiles, and a hilltop neighborhood of artists.
Christ the Redeemer at Sunrise With a Private Guide
Reach the summit of Corcovado before the crowds and meet Rio's most famous monument in soft morning light.
Reading on South America
Salta vs Mendoza: Argentina’s Wine Regions Compared
Argentina, the native home of Malbec, is one of the world’s top wine-producing countries. Choosing between its premier wine regions can be a tricky decision for wine lovers. While Mendoza reigns as the undisputed king of Argentine wine production, the northern province of Salta is the spiritual home of Torrontés, Argentina's signature white grape. Let’s compare Salta and Mendoza and see which wine region is right for you.
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Brazil for First-Time Visitors: What to See and How to Plan It
Brazil is the fifth-largest country in the world, half the South American continent, and home to some of the most distinct regional cultures on earth. A first trip can feel overwhelming for that reason. Six different headline destinations would all justify a full week. None of them are quick to reach from each other. This guide is for travelers thinking about a first trip.
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My Journey To Machu Picchu
Getting to Machu Picchu: A Step-By-Step Guide Machu Picchu has been at the top of my bucket list for as long as I can remember. I have always been fascinated by the Incan Civilisation, and Machu Picchu is the jewel in the crown. We’ve all seen a million pictures – the dramatic mountain backdrop, the perfectly formed citadel, the eerie clouds. Everything about it seemed so magical and mysterious.
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