Our suggested itineraries

Lima, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu and Cusco followed by Buenos Aires, Iguazú and Rio. Three weeks between the Pacific, the Andes and the Atlantic coast.

A focused Brazil itinerary combining Rio de Janeiro’s city life, beaches and viewpoints with the rivers, rainforest and lodge experience of the Amazon.

Rio de Janeiro, Ilha Grande and the Amazon. Five nights in Rio, three on the car-free island and four in Manaus and the rainforest combine city life, Atlantic coast and Amazonia in one journey.

Rio, the Amazon and Bahia over eighteen days, with five nights in Rio and a relaxed finish by the sea in Praia do Forte.

Rio, Iguaçu Falls, the Amazon and Bahia over three weeks, with several nights in each region and a finish on the Atlantic coast.

Iguaçu Falls, the Northern Pantanal with a dedicated Jaguar Day, Cristalino Lodge, Rio de Janeiro and Ilha Grande. A Signature journey with nature and wildlife as its central theme.

Buenos Aires, Iguazú Falls and southern Patagonia in one journey, with plenty of time for both city life and vast landscapes.

Buenos Aires, Iguazú, Mendoza and Patagonia over a little more than two weeks. City life, rainforest, wine country and glaciers without allowing the great distances to dominate the journey.

Lima, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, Cusco and Lake Titicaca over two weeks. The first nights in the Andes are spent in the Sacred Valley before the route climbs towards Cusco and the Altiplano.

Lima, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, Cusco, Lake Titicaca and five days in the Tambopata rainforest. Peru from the Pacific coast to the highlands and Amazon in just under three weeks.

Santiago and Valparaíso, five days in Atacama and four nights in Chilean Patagonia. A first journey through Chile that gives both north and south enough time.

Santiago and Valparaíso, Atacama, the Lake District and Torres del Paine over just under three weeks. The distances between regions are substantial, but each part receives several nights.

Bogotá, the green mountains of the Coffee Region and Cartagena on the Caribbean. Highlands, coffee valleys and the coast, with extra time in both the capital and the final destination by the sea.

Bogotá, Medellín, the Coffee Region, Cartagena and Tayrona. A broad journey through Colombia in which the cities, mountain landscapes and Caribbean coast each play a different role.

Quito, Otavalo, the Amazon and six days in the Galápagos. Four of Ecuador’s major environments in one journey, with more time devoted to rainforest and islands.

Quito, Cotopaxi, Baños and Cuenca are followed by a week of island hopping in the Galápagos. The first part travels steadily south through the Andes before heading out into the Pacific.

Santa Cruz and Samaipata, Sucre, Uyuni and La Paz on a route that climbs gradually from the lowlands towards the Altiplano.

From Santa Cruz and Samaipata via Sucre and Potosí to Uyuni, La Paz and Lake Titicaca. The journey climbs gradually from tropical lowlands towards the great elevations of the Altiplano.

Arenal, Monteverde’s cloud forest and Manuel Antonio with a first night in San José. A focused nature journey with manageable distances and varied ecosystems.

Tortuguero’s canals, Arenal, Monteverde and Manuel Antonio. A nature journey from the Caribbean to the Pacific, with four nights at Arenal and a calmer section in the middle.

Panama City and the canal, rainforest around Gamboa and the Caribbean islands of Bocas del Toro in ten days, with manageable distances between stops.

Panama City, Gamboa rainforest, El Valle, the Boquete highlands and Bocas del Toro. From the Canal Zone to coffee country and the Caribbean through five very different environments.

Montevideo, Colonia and the Atlantic coast with Punta del Este and Cabo Polonio. A slower South American journey centred on food, coast and smaller towns.

Colonia and Carmelo wine country followed by Montevideo, Punta del Este, Rocha and Cabo Polonio. The route first turns west to Carmelo, then east along the Río de la Plata and Atlantic coast.