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From the wildlife-rich wetlands of the Pantanal all the way to the marvellous Rio de Janeiro, see Brazil in all its glory on this 16-day tour. This is one of our bestselling and best-loved Brazil tours – the reviews speak for themselves. You’ll get three days in the Pantanal at the start of this trip, where you’ll stay in an ecolodge and set out on the trail of the region’s famous jaguars. Next, you’ll transfer to Bonito for freshwater snorkelling and hiking waterfall to waterfall along forest trails. From here it’s time to explore even bigger waterways: head to Iguazu Falls, where you’ll have a couple of days to see it from both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides. After the falls, ...Read more >

See the Amazon, the Andes, and then the Galapagos Islands – this adventure through Ecuador takes three weeks and it’s a private guided tour, so you can get the very best bespoke experience. It's hard to say where Ecuador’s biggest hitters are – on one hand, there’s Cotopaxi, the Andes, and the Amazon – massive wild areas on the mainland. Then there are the unique Galapagos islands with its weird and wonderful little miracles of nature. On this trip you see both.This vacation includes a drive from the Andes to the Amazon – a big and adventurous distance to cover on a vacation – and not something everyone can say they’ve done! Once you’re there, you’ll get plenty of time up in the Amazon, on ...Read more >

Enjoy boutique cruising in the Galapagos. There are just 20 guests aboard, making this small ship cruise an intimate and exciting experience away from the crowds. You’ll start your adventure on dry land with two nights in Quito to explore the cultural gems of the capital. Then it’s on to the Galapagos to join your boat and spend a week island hopping. Your cruise will have a strong focus on conservation. You won’t just learn about the animals who live here, but also how to ensure they continue to thrive for years to come. There’s a wonderful variety of birdlife to see as you island-hop, from frigates to Galapagos hawks. There’s a lot to do – each day you’re out on the Zodiac exploring ...Read more >

After enjoying the vibrant capital of Buenos Aires, you’ll fly south to El Calafate and transfer to Argentina’s hiking mecca: El Chalten. Take-in close-up views of dramatic peaks like Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre, and explore glacier fields, jagged mountains, and turquoise lakes along a variety of self-guided hiking trails. Back in El Calafate, marvel at the scale of the Perito Moreno Glacier before crossing the border into Chilean Patagonia. Once in Chile, time in Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine National Park offers the perfect base to explore Patagonia’s most famous national park. Hiking, boat navigations, and wildlife watching are just a few of the key adventure activities to fully ...Read more >

This popular Peru vacation with a private departure is an active adventure. You’ll duck straight off the beaten track and into fantastic locally-led experiences, staying in some lovely boutique hotels along the way. You’ll start with three nights in Lima, before flying to Lake Titicaca. Here you’ll kayak between islands before heading on for time in the Sacred Valley, along the Inca Trail, and at Machu Picchu. Your trip ends with time to enjoy Cusco. This trip has been designed to be an authentic, community-based introduction to Peruvian culture. At Lake Titicaca you’ll kayak out to meet the Uros community who live on floating reed islands on the lake. Undoubtedly one of the biggest ...Read more >

Argentina, the eighth largest country in the world, takes some time to get to know. This luxury vacation in northern Argentina divides 23 days between the north-eastern province of Misiones, and the north-west province of Salta. You get rainforests, waterfalls and wildlife in Misiones province, followed by the bare and striking rock formations and mountains of Salta province. For the first part, you’ll head north from Buenos Aires, via the floating safari of the Ibera wetlands and vivid tea plantations where yerba mate is grown. Watch as the land gets wetter and wilder – until it culminates in the Iguazu Falls, the largest water system in the world, a dramatic natural boundary between ...Read more >

Chile is the place to go if you want responsible tourism with a luxury edge – you’ll find great ecolodges and locally-led cultural experiences, plus there are some fantastic boutique vineyards. Indulge in this slow travel vacation – and savour every last drop in the country. Starting and ending in Santiago, you’ll be whisked into winelands first, before you head into the Chilean Lake District for four days. Head south from here to spend time next to Chile’s second largest lake, Lake Llanquihue, and take in Chiloe Island for a day before you head into the desert to round off your trip in spectacular fashion. A highlight on this trip is the time you’ll spend at altitude in the epic Atacama ...Read more >

Discover Colombia’s greatest sights on our slow-paced private tour. Visit the must-see highlights as well as some off the beaten track areas, showing you the real Colombia. Visit the buzzing cities of Bogota, Medellin and Cartagena. Explore rural areas, lush landscapes and towns brimming with history and culture. Along the way take a culinary journey and meet friendly locals. You'll have plenty of time in each destination to explore classic highlights, and then the lesser-known gems that only an extended stay allows. We’ve made sure there is free time to enjoy your vacation in an unhurried way.Read more >

Explore the great wilderness of Argentina's Lake District and Patagonia on this activity-focussed example itinerary. Hike, bike, kayak and horse-ride amongst the mountains, lakes, glaciers, forests and fjords that make this part of the continent such an iconic destination for outdoor enthusiasts. From Bariloche to Ushuaia and Tierra Del Fuego, via the towering peaks around El Chalten and stunning Moreno Glacier. All of our trips can be tailormade from scratch, so take this as an example of what is possible and "Inquire Now" so we can create your very own dream adventure.Read more >

A cloud forest ecolodge, Cotopaxi National Park, and the chance to explore three islands in the Galapagos – these are the highlights of this Ecuador and Galapagos active adventure vacation. This trip offers plenty of chances for fun activities, from river tubing and ziplining to snorkelling with penguins and kayaking with sea turtles. Your journey starts in Quito, where you can explore the historic city center before being whisked to the world of the cloud forest. From here you head into the mountains around Otavalo for three days of hiking and exploring among Indigenous communities. Two nights in a mountain lodge at Cotopaxi National Park follow before you head to the Galapagos. You’ll be ...Read more >

Travel slow and you will see the true Peru. Whilst this trip takes in Peru’s highlights – Cusco and Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca and Lima, you’ll also spend a full week in the Sacred Valley, and time in the Colca Canyon, too. This tour gives you two full days in Lima, Peru’s capital. Here you have plenty of time to get to know the neighbourhoods on a walking tour of boho Barranco, and a private walking tour to take in the gastronomy scene of Peru. You’ll also have time to visit Arequipa, a regional capital in the south of the country, which sits on a high plateau between three towering volcanoes. After visiting the cities, it’s time to see some of Peru’s famous natural landscapes – ...Read more >

This Chile active adventure vacation takes place over 17 days so you can travel slow, go deep and see more as you explore the cities of Santiago and Valparaiso, and spend time in Chilean Patagonia and the Atacama Desert. Start in Santiago and then enjoy the coastal city of Valparaiso, via the nearby vineyards. From here you set off to Patagonia and stay in its most iconic national park, Torres del Paine, for four nights of trekking, boat trips, kayaking and horse riding in its epic landscapes. On this vacation, you don’t just hop from place to place, but get to spend a good amount of time in each destination, allowing you to slip away from the beaten track. This trip includes a whole week ...Read more >

If you’re going to see South America, why not see multiple countries? Neighbours Peru and Ecuador present an Andean feast of culture and landscapes, and you can spend some time on the Galapagos Islands afterwards. This trip is so adventurous, it takes you into the Andes twice – once in search of Machu Picchu, and again for trekking around Cotopaxi or Otavalo. In these dramatic landscapes – cloud forests, high mountain, lush valleys, you’ll find plenty of opportunities for fun activities – such as mountain biking, horse riding, trekking and ziplining. After arriving in Lima, Peru you go straight into the Amazon for three days in a jungle lodge, from which you can venture out on foot and ...Read more >

Experience the best of Brazil over two weeks traveling responsibly and meaningfully. This itinerary has been carefully designed to showcase Brazil's extraordinary diversity all whilst staying in locally owned hotels and lodges throughout and traveling at a thoughtful pace. Begin in the Pantanal, the world's largest tropical wetland and South America's premier wildlife-watching destination home to jaguars, ocelots, capybaras, caiman, otters and hundreds of bird species. Stay at a carefully selected eco-lodge and explore the area on foot, canoe, boat or open safari style vehicle. Take a day trip to Porto Jofre where a boat trip along the Cuiaba River offers the chance to see the jaguar in ...Read more >

For those lucky enough to visit Bhutan, an incredible hidden Kingdom awaits. Our two-week tailor made trip takes you on a journey through sweeping valleys, past fluttering prayer flags, untouched temples and breathtaking scenery. See the locals in their distinct national dress, walk up to viewpoints without another tourist in sight, breath in the fresh Himalayan air and amble through colourful markets in one of the most unique capital cities on earth. Our Classic Trip is designed to show you the best of Bhutan; spending a nice amount of time in each valley without rushing. Discover the highlights as well as untouched areas with moments of serenity away from it all. You have your own ...Read more >

Embark on your own slow-paced adventure to Colombia’s greatest sights; the buzzing cities of Bogota, Medellin and Cartagena; the quaint coffee region and surrounding landscapes and the remote and untamed coastal forests of Tayrona National Park. You'll have plenty of time in each destination, to witness first the classic highlights, and then the lesser-known gems that only an extended stay allows (and we believe makes for a more memorable and fulfilling experience). Explore the vastly different cities on foot, hike in Colombia’s luscious nature, bike ride, but don’t forget to relax on some of South America’s most stunning beaches. All of our trips can be tailormade from scratch, so take ...Read more >

In just under three weeks, embark on a journey through Argentina’s most remarkable natural wonders and remote landscapes. From pristine rainforest, wildlife rich wetlands, rural pastures and coastal peninsulas, this itinerary weaves together the country’s most diverse ecosystems and highlights Argentina’s brilliant commitment to preserving its extraordinary biodiversity. Begin and end in vibrant Buenos Aires, before venturing to the northeast to uncover the untouched Misiones jungle, jaw-dropping Iguazu falls and rewilded wetlands of Ibera, a haven for biodiversity. From there, travel to the Pampas and soak up the rural countryside and traditions of gaucho life, before ending at the ...Read more >

In just over two weeks, immerse yourself in Argentina at a slower, more meaningful pace. Instead of rushing from place to place, spend time in each of the destinations visited and allow time for a genuine connection with the local culture and deeper appreciation of the country’s remarkable landscapes. Begin in the capital Buenos Aires, exploring its diverse and quirky neighbourhoods, before flying northwest, where you will find the warm and colourful provinces of Salta and Jujuy, famous for their folkloric culture and dramatic vistas. Over six nights explore the regions highlights, discovering charming and colonial towns, vineyards, and some of Argentina’s most spectacular landscapes and ...Read more >

Explore some of Southern Brazil’s colonial gems and modern cities, walking the pretty cobbled streets of times gone by and visit some of the countries’ most beautiful beaches on quiet islands untouched by cars or roads. Set against the backdrop of the Atlantic Rainforest take the opportunity to explore on foot, hiking mountain peaks, taking a scenic train ride through the rainforest – the only one in Brazil, and swimming in the crystal waters off of Ilha Grande and Ilha do Mel.Read more >

A slow-travel journey like no other, as you explore Central and West Bhutan in a more mindful, relaxed pace. As daily tourist fees are now at the lowest they have ever been, its now possible to take longer, immersive, more affordable trips to Bhutan. This 18 day Bhutan odyssey combines the iconic Ancient Trans Bhutan trail, with exploring markets, villages and ancient Dzongs, and one of our favorite multi day hikes the Druth Path Trek. and of course, the iconic Tigers Nest Monastery. We have slowed down the pace... spending more time in each valley, taking you to tranquil viewpoints, breathtaking passes with sweeping views to enjoy quiet moments in the Himalayas. Bhutan is a country to ...Read more >