Adventure across Latin America, led by the people who live there.
Treks, expeditions and wildlife journeys run by local operators in twenty destinations, from Yucatán to Tierra del Fuego.
Trips worth planning a year around
All 101 experiencesFrom 20° north to 55° south
Our destinations, in the order the continent runs.
- 21° NMexico: Oaxaca, Yucatán & Copper CanyonMexico6 experiences
- 10° NCosta RicaCosta Rica7 experiences
- 8° NColombia: Andes to CaribbeanColombia4 experiences
- 1° SGalápagos IslandsEcuador4 experiences
- 1° SEcuador’s Avenue of VolcanoesEcuador4 experiences
- 13° SPeruvian AmazonPeru4 experiences
- 13° SCusco & the Sacred ValleyPeru5 experiences
- 16° SArequipa & Colca CanyonPeru4 experiences
- 16° SPantanal & ChapadasBrazil7 experiences
- 20° SSalar de UyuniBolivia4 experiences
- 23° SAtacama DesertChile6 experiences
- 24° SSalta & JujuyArgentina5 experiences
- 26° SIguazú FallsArgentina5 experiences
- 33° SMendoza & AconcaguaArgentina5 experiences
- 39° SPucón & AraucaníaChile5 experiences
- 41° SBariloche & the Lake DistrictArgentina5 experiences
- 45° SCarretera AustralChile5 experiences
- 50° SEl Chaltén & El CalafateArgentina5 experiences
- 51° STorres del PaineChile5 experiences
- 55° SUshuaia & Tierra del FuegoArgentina5 experiences
From travelers
“Todo impecable: logística, refugios y un equipo que te hace sentir en casa en medio de la montaña.”
“Professional, safe and genuinely passionate about the places they show you.”
“The guides knew every bend of the trail and every bird by name. Best week of my life in Patagonia.”
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Field notes
All articlesWhen Is the Best Time to Visit Patagonia?
Wind, light and crowds change dramatically through the year. Here is how to pick your season.
Acclimatizing in the Andes: A Practical Guide
Cusco, Uyuni and the Atacama all sit above 2,400 m. Here is how to arrive strong.
How to Watch Wildlife Responsibly in Latin America
From Galápagos sea lions to Pantanal jaguars, a few simple rules keep encounters good for the animals too.