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Rio de Janiero, Brazil

Rio de Janiero, Brazil

Put on your dancing shoes! The rumba, the samba; all things dance and music come to mind when travelling to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil’s most vibrant city. It is also the country’s second largest city, found on the coast of Brazil where it cools down next to the Atlantic Ocean. Famous for the sunny beaches of Ipanema and Copacabana, the statue of Christ the Redeemer atop Mount Corvacado and its colourful nightlife, Rio de Janeiro should be first on the itinerary for Brazil. It harbours all the charms of a seaside city, without lack of rich cultural heritage. In 1565,...
Yacht in the harbour of Puerto Villamil at Isabela Island in the Galapagos Islands in Ecuador

Galapagos Islands

Galápagos Islands, where beauty abounds The jaw-dropping beautiful island archipelago of Galapagos Islands is a territory that belongs to Ecuador. Lazing on the many beaches and scuba diving should definitely be high up on your to-do list. The abundance of wildlife make this region wonderful to visit. The waters of the Galapagos Islands are part of a biological marine reserve and the waters around the Galápagos form a national park. Hammerhead sharks, rays and sea lions are the order of the day when you are out and about scouting various dive sites. Be sure to visit Santa Cruz Island which...
Neve, Chile

Chile

Travel to picture-perfect Chile Get your walking shoes on because Chile has so much to see and experience. Majestic glaciers, national parks and towns that will blow you away with wonder are just a few things that will put Chile high up on your travel list. From the much-loved towns of Valparaiso to Pucón visitors will absorb the cultural vibes, the food and the sights that make this Latin American country a favourite among travellers. Things to do in Chile Parque Nacional Torres del Paine: Situated at the southern tip of the Andes Mountains, this is the perfect place to...
Machu Picchu is an Incan citadel set high in the Andes Mountains in Peru, above the Urubamba River valley.

Peru

Peru with take your breath away Visit the famous land of the ancient Inca. Make your way through the many foot-pathed mountain trails and discover the true beauty of nature. From ruins dating back centuries, mummified leaders to the catacombs of San Francisco Church, Peru will keep you on your toes as you explore its wonders and treasures. It’s a country that will awaken your soul and enrich your senses. Adventure on the Inca Trail This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience and should be on every traveller’s bucket list. This is your chance to walk ancient paths and take in the picturesque...
Cabo San Juan, Tayrona national park, Colombia

Colombia

Nature, historic sites and fun all in one Colombia has so much to offer travellers! It’s a country rich in history, national parks, stunning beaches and amazing food to feed any hungry traveller. From its very own Salt Cathedral, Gold Museum and old towns, this is a country that many people may not think of touring. But once you arrive, there is plenty to see and do in this pearl of South America. Colombia is also a scuba diver’s paradise with some of the best dive locations in the world. If you are feeling festive, head to the Barranquilla Carnival,...
Beach view in the remote coastal village of Punta del Diablo in Uruguay.

Uruguay

Explore the wonders of Uruguay A Latin American gem, Uruguay is filled with wonderful food, historic sites and beautiful beaches that will promise the perfect getaway. From traditional dishes and drinks to breathtaking scenery, you will need to ensure that your camera is always fully charged so that you can keep your memories of Uruguay alive forever. Be sure take along your brand new Nomatic Travel Bag Cuisine to feast on during your stay Get ready to explore the wonderful food culture of Uruguay with Latin American flavours that will make you want to visit Uruguay over and over again. While you...
Angel Falls ( Salto Angel ) is worlds highest waterfalls (978 m), Venezuela

Venezuela

Venezuela, what a beauty – a tick off the bucket list From pristine beaches, world-class dive sites and majestic national parks, Venezuela is a country to visit if you need to recharge your batteries, get in touch with nature or take advantage of amazing summer weather. There are also a number of great churches to frequent and children will be delighted to know there is a Children’s Museum in Caracas, where they can learn about science and technology. This is brilliant for some family fun. Head to Venezuela which promises to be a holiday filled with relaxation, fun and surprises...
Evening view of Rio de Janeiro’s famous landmark Sugarloaf located in Brazil

Brazil

Samba your way through Brazil Put your traveling shoes on and head to the picture-perfect and entertaining country of Brazil. First things first, you should definitely book a tour of the Amazon Rainforest. It’s time to venture out and witness everything you have seen on television programs – there is even a night hike for the adventurous at heart. Don’t forget to do an Amazon or Rio Negro River cruise! While you are in Manaus, take a trip to the Rubber Plantation Museum, where you will see what is was like to work on the rubber plantations. You will also learn...
Iguazu Falls, on the border of Brazil and Argentina.

Argentina Tours

Take a trip to Argentina Is that a Tango you hear? That means it’s time for a holiday to Argentina. You can even take a Tango class if you wish. Learn the art of Tango from a professional dance couple. Different from the usual tourist attractions are the unusual hidden gems of a country. Why not hop on to the Line A subway in Buenos Aires where you will ride in an original carriage dating back to the early 1900s. This is a fun way to experience a bit of the ‘old days’. Go to the Cementerio de la Recoleta where...

A Famous Landmark In Brazil – Christ Redeemer statue

Nestled atop the verdant peak of Corcovado mountain, overlooking the vibrant and pulsating city of Rio de Janeiro, stands the Christ Redeemer statue. This colossal work of art, an emblem of Brazil's deep-rooted faith, towers at an imposing 98 feet, its arms outstretched in a warm, inviting embrace to residents and tourists alike. As the day breaks, the first rays of the sun kiss the statue's face, casting an ethereal glow that contrasts beautifully with the cerulean sky, while at night the statue illuminates, standing as a beacon amidst the twinkling city lights. Crowned one of the New Seven Wonders...

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