10
Top Attractions in Latin America
a Land of Superlatives
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1. Inca Trail, Peru
pyramid, trek through the
8. Cartagena, Colombia
jungle in search of Tikal’s
After 4 days of trekking through unrivalled mountain
tallest temples, or marvel at
Undoubtedly the jewel in
valley scenery, there is no greater sense of
the views from Palenque
Colombia’s crown, the city
achievement than clambering up to the Sun Gate at
Ruins as howler monkeys
of Cartagena is deservedly
dawn to witness the
laze in the nearby forest
a UNESCO World Heritage
splendour of Machu Picchu,
canopy.
Site and one of the most
the lost city of the Incas.
charming and colourful
Only then will you realise it
5. Patagonia, Argentina &
places in all of South America. It’s a delightful
was all worth it! One of the Chile
place to stroll the around, packed with well-
world’s greatest treks to one
Desolate, yet truly
preserved colonial architecture, cobbled streets,
of the world’s most enigmatic locations.
captivating, Patagonia is
tiled roofs, pretty balconies, flower-filled
courtyards, friendly locals, and glorious Caribbean
2. Galapagos Islands,
packed with natural
beaches. You simply won’t want to leave.
Ecuador
attractions and rugged
landscapes making it the
A naturalist’s heaven,
ultimate adventure
9. Iguazu Falls, Brazil &
offering some of the best
playground. From the vertical granite towers of
Argentina
wildlife viewing in the world.
Torres del Paine to the icy Moreno and Grey glaciers,
Stunningly set in dense
The islands’ wildlife is
and down to the fabled land of Tierra del Fuego,
rainforests with an
fearless of our presence
where fantastic sunsets dazzle the very end of the
abundance of wildlife, the
having evolved without
world, Patagonia has something for everyone.
Iguazu Falls consist of 275
predators, allowing you to get face-to-face with sea
individual waterfalls
lions, penguins, blue footed boobies, marine
6. Easter Island, Chile
extending over 2 miles in a
iguanas, and the most famous of them all, the
The world’s most remote island, and one of the most
mysterious giant tortoise
semi-circular shape, plummeting up to 270 feet
mysterious. How and why did the ancient settlers
into the gorge below. The thunderous noise and
3. Salar de Uyuni Salt Flats,
build hundreds of colossal
intense volume of water is overwhelming and a
Bolivia stone heads from volcanic
reminder of mother nature’s astounding power.
rock? Today, the entire island
Standing in the middle of the
is a national park where you
10. Antarctica
world’s largest salt lake is an
can explore the timeless
experience to behold. This
The last remaining
wonders that have amazed
jaw-dropping and surreal
wilderness on our planet
archaeologists and historians
natural wonder will spellbind today and, for many, the
for years.
you and play tricks with your greatest adventure. The
imagination. The sheer size is breathtaking, an
7. Carnival, Brazil
“White Continent” is an
expanse of blinding whiteness as far as the eye can untamed territory of
see and as silent as the ear can hear. Located in
Whether you choose Rio or Salvador, one thing is
amazing, yet stark, natural
certain, a party of a lifetime! When it comes to having a
Bolivia, but seemingly on another planet! beauty where colossal walls of ice fed from huge
good time, the Brazilians are legendary. Their passion
4. La Ruta Maya, Mexico &
for costume, dance and music
glaciers crash into the ocean, and a myriad of
Guatemala
culminates in one week of
icebergs float effortlessly through the icy waters.
energetic street parties, the
Penguins, in colonies numbering thousands,
Follow in the footsteps of one of the greatest
pounding of drums, samba
inhabit this harsh environment as do whales,
civilisations that ever existed in Central America, the dancing and a zest for life that
seals, birds and other wildlife. This is a journey like
Mayas. Admire the precision of Chichen Itza’s great is unmatched.
no other.
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