Tailormade Holidays to Incredible South America

A holiday to South America really does have it all – incredible landscapes, amazing sights, vibrant cities, tranquil beaches and encounters with some of the friendliest people on the planet. And in just one holiday it is possible to visit Machu Picchu, dance tango in Buenos Aires, go walking in Patagonia, relax on the beaches of Brazil and take a river cruise down the Amazon!

Our holidays to South America start from £2,280 per person, get in touch to book your perfect trip.

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Discover Machu Picchu

There is nothing quite like discovering the ancient citadel of Machu Picchu for the first time. Although, Machu Picchu is so special it has the power to keep luring visitors back time and again too! It's a marvel of engineering that presents breathtaking views across the valley, and a fascinating history that is brought to life by our expert guides. Go to Machu Picchu.

Feel The Force Of The Iguazu Falls

The Iguazu Falls is one of South America's most impressive natural attractions, with 275 separate waterfalls making up nearly 3km of simply awe-inspiring power and beauty. The Devils Throat is one of the most impressive falls, where the sight and mighty roar of water thundering down a 90-metre drop will be sure to live in your memory forever. Go to Iguazu Falls.

Visit Corcovado Mountain In Rio

The statue of Christ in Rio de Janeiro is one of South America's most iconic sights, and for good reason! The size and majesty of the statue itself is sure to wow you, but its vantage point and view across Rio is equally breathtaking, and well worth the effort of getting up there. Go to Rio de Janeiro.

Drive Ruta 40 In Patagonia

Patagonia is an area of outstanding natural beauty that spans the southern areas of Argentina, and the Ruta 40 is a spectacular road that stretches the length of the country, crossing national parks, rivers and always sitting in the shadow of the mighty Andes Mountains. One of the world's best "road-trip" roads, it's most stunning parts to drive are in the south where the mountains are at their most dramatic.

Explore the Amazon Rainforest

The Amazon is the world's largest rainforest, spanning across Brazil, Peru and Ecuador. Its sheer size and diversity, powerful beauty and unique ecosystem is all certain to leave you utterly mesmerised, and in no doubt that its careful preservation is essential. Exploring the Amazon on a river cruise, or from any one of its fantastic jungle lodges, is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience you will never forget. Go to the Amazon.

Try Some of the Local Cuisine

Argentina is famous for its amazing steak, Peru for its delicious seafood, Chile for its tender Patagonian lamb and Brazil for the Rodizio BBQ. And let's not forget some of the world's most iconic drinks, such as the Peruvian Pisco Sour, Brazilian Caipirinha and the world-famous wines of Argentina and Chile. For anyone looking for a culinary edge to their holiday, South America is certain not to disappoint!

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Argentina

Argentina is a country packed full of truly incredible sights. The amazing Iguazu Falls, spectacular Perito Moreno Glacier, dramatic North-West Andes and the majestic Lake District to name but a few, and of course not forgetting the vibrant capital city of Buenos Aires – the birthplace of tango! Go To Argentina >

Peru

Peru is a fascinating and magical country, home to ancient cultures and rich colonial traditions, one of the richest biodiversities on Earth, and a melting pot of different cultures. While Peru inevitably ­– and with good reason – evokes images of the incredible Machu Picchu and the Inca empire, a holiday to Peru has so much else to offer. Go To Peru >

Brazil

A holiday to Brazil is always full of spectacular highlights, such as visiting the iconic Copacabana Beach, delving deep into the amazing Amazon Rainforest, discovering the wildlife haven of the Pantanal and witnessing the almighty power of the Iguaçu Falls. And of course if you're in the mood to party, Brazil's infamous Carnival is just one of many sensational events not to be missed. Go To Brazil >

Chile

Chile is nature unleashed. It's a spectacular country certain to offer you some of the best landscapes in the world. Although not much more than 200 miles wide, its 2,500 miles in length more than makes up for it, and with one side dominated by the Andes Mountains and the other by dramatic Pacific coastline, it's got all the ingredients for a fantastic holiday. Go To Chile >

Antarctica

Head south from Argentina and you will reach the outstanding and seemingly untouched land of Antarctica. Home to some of the world's most spectacular, unspoilt scenery and some very special wildlife, this frozen world is sure to leave you speechless. Discover it on an expedition cruise with us, and experience a holiday truly like no other. Go To Antarctica >

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Copacabana Palace, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Definitely one of the most iconic hotels in Rio de Janeiro – and we think, possibly the world! Classic decor, white glove service and a view over one of the most iconic beaches in the world, if the budget can stretch to the opulence of the Copacabana Palace, then staying in this fabulous hotel with its rich history is definitely worth it! Go To Copacabana Palace >

Faena Hotel, Buenos Aires, Argentina

The Faena Hotel in Buenos Aires is a dramatic, luxury hotel that occupies a former grain warehouse in the trendy Puerto Madero district of Buenos Aires. Designed by Philip Starck, the interior is a masterpiece of modern design that also celebrates the character of its original red bricks (from Manchester) throughout. Go To Faena >

Sanctuary Lodge, Machu Picchu, Peru

The Belmond Sanctuary Lodge is the only hotel located at the entrance to Machu Picchu. Not only is it a luxury 5* hotel that offers views over the citadel from the gardens, but its location means that you can be the first through the gates to see Machu Picchu in the morning, giving you the incredible opportunity to experience this magical place almost by yourselves, before anyone else has even had chance to arrive!

Eco Camp, Patagonia, Chile

Eco Camp is one of the most unique accommodation experiences in the whole of South America. Each room is an individual geometric dome with views over the Torres del Paine National Park, and the whole village is 100% sustainable, with a true eco focus and an excellent programme for walking and mountain biking in the National Park.

Belmond Das Cataratas, Iguazu Falls, Brazil

Belmond Das Cataratas sits next to the almighty Iguacu Falls on the Brazilian side. Housed within a former Portuguese mansion, this beautiful hotel offers the finest 5* luxury, and some outstanding views over the falls. And better still, you can also access the falls once everyone else has left for the day! Go To Das Cataratas >

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Alternatively call our Travel Specialists on 0333 271 4865.

Argentina & Chile

The weather in Argentina and Chile varies greatly from north to south, and being in the Southern Hemisphere, it follows a seasonal pattern opposite to ours. This means our winter is their summer and vice versa. The northern parts of the country tend to be warm for most of the year but it's generally best to visit the southern areas, including Patagonia, between September and April. Go To Argentina >  Go To Chile >

Brazil

Brazil is famous for its sunshine, and in general it shines all year round throughout Brazil. Being in the Southern Hemisphere it follows a seasonal pattern opposite to ours, so our winter is their summer and vice versa. The variance in temperature is relatively small however, meaning there is rarely a bad time to visit – although, be aware that certain parts of Brazil (including the Amazon and Pantanal) do have a wet season. Go To Brazil >

Peru

Being in the Southern Hemisphere, Peru follows a seasonal pattern opposite to ours, meaning our winter is their summer and vice versa. The variance in temperature is quite small, but Peru does have a distinct wet and dry season so it's generally best to visit Peru between April and November. However, you will find its main attractions much quieter outside of these months! Go To Peru >

Antarctica

Antarctica's summer is the only time of year that you can visit this amazing continent. Given its location, its seasons are opposite to ours, which means you will find most expedition cruises to the frozen continent are between November and March. Go To Antarctica >

If you would like to begin creating your perfect South America holiday, Simply complete the enquiry form to get in touch.

Alternatively call our Travel Specialists on 0333 271 4865.