South America Travel Guides
Explore 29 travel reviews and guides across 5 countries in South America.
The kitchen smelled of warm dough and spiced beef. A bottle of Malbec sat open on the counter, and somewhere a playlist of Argentine folk music drifted from a small speaker. In Bariloche, on a night that began with a spontaneous booking, a travele…
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The small circular button is emblazoned with “Braniff” in bold red and white—the kind clipped to a shirt in the 1970s. For a ten-year-old girl, it was a tick…
Morning light filters through the cracked canopy of the old golf course, casting long shadows across a field now lined with tarps and cots. The scent of anti…
At sunrise the thin air of Cusco carries a faint chill, and the first light paints the adobe roofs of the historic centre with amber. Travelers feel the city…
The first sunrise over Cusco catches the eye with a soft amber glow that washes over the Plaza de Armas, where colonial arches frame the distant silhouette o…
At sunrise, the air above Cusco carries a thin chill, and the road to the high plateau begins its climb. Travelers notice the landscape shift from terraced f…
Morning light spills over the turquoise Caribbean, and the scent of salty air greets those who set out on foot. The coastline between Cartagena and Barranqui…
Few decisions shape a backpacking route as much as the choice to carry a musical instrument. For those setting out on a three- to four-month journey from Col…
The first light of dawn catches the iconic granite spires of Torres del Paine, their silhouettes sharp against a sky that shifts from pale lavender to steel …
The first glimpse of Montevideo’s coastline arrives through the glass doors of Carrasco International Airport, where travelers often pause to watch their dog…
The afternoon sun casts a thin veil over the shattered concrete of Catia la Mer’s waterfront, where the scent of salt mixes with the sharp tang of dust. Emer…
Visitors find the aftermath of the recent tremor a stark tableau of collapsed concrete, shattered glass and the lingering scent of wet earth. The early morni…