There are many incredible places to visit in Chile: I have been there twice, both times hardly long enough to get to know the country as much as I’d like. Chile is an amazing, diverse country that has a lot to offer to its visitors. Chile tourist attractions include incredible natural sites – from the … Read more
There actually are many cool things to do in Santiago, Chile. Though to be fair this city doesn’t have the dramatic beauty of other capitals of South America, it undoubtedly is a charming city, full of life, and if you go to Chile you definitely should not skip it. Since it doesn’t get that many … Read more
There are 33 national parks in Argentina, scattered from north to south, showing the best of Patagonian landscape; subtropical rainforest; wetlands; waterfalls; desert; mountains; lakes and unique wildlife. Whether you want to go hiking; admire wildlife; be mesmerized by the roar of waterfalls or just escape from the crowds and the city, this country has … Read more
San Pedro de Atacama is the best access point to Atacama Desert, one of the most unique places on earth. Located in the north of Chile and close to the border with Bolivia and Argentina, and pushing all the way into Peru, Atacama is known to be one of the driest places on earth (it … Read more
Latin America will teach you a lesson. It definitely did to me. I have travelled so much since I was a child that even before going on my long term trips across Central and South America I thought of myself as an expert and independent traveller and as someone who knows how the world works. I’d … Read more
There are more things to do in Montevideo than you’d imagine. Though this city is often overlooked for its more popular neighbors, it actually is an interesting place to spend a few days exploring its main tourist attractions and taking in the chilled atmosphere. Montevideo may lack the buzz and the chaos of other South … Read more
There are way too many things to do in Argentina, that one trip just won’t be enough. With so many things to do in Argentina, it is easy to fall in love with it. Don’t get me wrong, I fell in love with many of the countries I have visited. For example, I have officially … Read more
Culture in Guyana is an incredible combination of Amerindian, African, Indian, Chinese, British, Portuguese, and Dutch cultures, a reflection of the colonialist plantations past. Add to this already fantastic mix the fact that Guyana is considered the only mainland territory of South America to be part of the Caribbean region, and it is easy to … Read more