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South American Highlights

 

The spellbinding sight of the sun lifting above the surrounding mountains to bathe the neat terraces of Machu Picchu in the light of a Peruvian dawn. The swish of a puma’s tail, disappearing between the Magellanic beech forests of Torres del Paine National Park in Chile. A deep blue shard of ice, as tall as an eight-storey apartment block calving with a shuddering crash off the snout of El Perito Moreno Glacier and into the cobalt waters of Lago Argentino, Argentina. The proud, stoic faces of the moai of Easter Island face inland, watching the changes of the centuries.

There are parts of South America that have captured the imaginations of explorers – both modern and historic – across the centuries. Although these places certainly need to explored sensitively to help protect them, they remain an essential feature of any South American trip. Our guides explore different ways of appreciating these outstanding places of natural beauty and cultural heritage – all with a focus on doing so in a sustainable, responsible way.

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7 Adventurous Things to Do In San Pedro de Atacama

Last updated on 20th July 2020 - This article may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you.

The Atacama Desert is one of Chile’s most exciting places to visit, comprising as it does incredible landscapes of salt flats and saline lakes, high-altitude geysers, softly smoking volcanoes and lunar rock formations. However, when I visited San Pedro de Atacama in Chile in 2016, I struggled to find much information about how to see …

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The Only Tips You Need For Adventure Travel in Patagonia

Last updated on 29th April 2020 - This article may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you.

As a territory that only comprises two main roads, starting in Puerto Montt and Bariloche in the respective Chilean and Argentinian sides, it’s fair to say that Patagonia is inaccessible. But that’s all part of its spellbinding allure; in parts, rugged and deliciously wild and where you’re more likely to encounter the delicate cousin of …

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Filed Under: Argentina, Chile, Patagonia, South American Highlights

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Where the Wild Things Are: Where to Go in Patagonia

Last updated on 29th April 2020 - This article may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you.

Craggy, snow-dappled mountains; deeply grooved glaciers that burst into waterfalls; isolated, wind-ravaged national parks: this is Patagonia, one of South America’s most wild, yet mesmerising destinations. If you’ve been struck by the travel bug to visit this spectacular part of the world, look no further: I’ve got you covered with where to go in Patagonia. …

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