U.S. citizens can travel visa-free for tourism to most South American countries for up to 90 days. However, Brazil requires a visa starting April 10, 2025, and Bolivia may require one as well. Please contact the respective Consulates for the latest updates.
FAQ
Many parts of South America are safe for tourists, especially when traveling with a trusted agency like ours. We provide updated safety information, local tips, and recommendations to ensure you have a smooth and secure experience.
Some countries recommend or require vaccines like Yellow Fever or Hepatitis A/B. We suggest checking with your doctor or visiting the CDC website for the most up-to-date health advice.
We highly recommend purchasing travel insurance. It covers unexpected issues such as trip cancellations, interruptions, medical emergencies, lost luggage, or travel delays.
It depends on the country and the activities you're interested in. For example:
• Peru & Ecuador: Dry season (May–September) is best for hiking.
• Brazil & Colombia: Great year-round, but avoid major rainy months.
• Chile & Argentina: Their summer is from December to March.
We’ll tailor your trip based on the ideal timing and your interests.
Wi-Fi is widely available in hotels and cafes. For mobile use, we recommend getting a local SIM card or an international roaming plan
Because we’re experts! We save you time, reduce stress, and offer insider access, local expertise, and 24/7 travel support. Your trip will be more meaningful, better organized, and safer.
Yes! We organize group tours, family vacations, corporate retreats, destination weddings, and more. Let us help you plan something unforgettable.
Absolutely! We specialize in tailor-made trips based on your interests, schedule, and budget. Whether it’s adventure, culture, gastronomy, or relaxation—you dream about it, we create it.
We offer flights with the destinations and hotels to tours and transfers. Just tell us your dream destination and we’ll take care of the rest. Your international flights must be booked by yourself or your travel agent.
Spanish is the most widely spoken language across South America. In Brazil, Portuguese is the official language. While English is spoken in major tourist areas, having a local guide or learning key phrases can be helpful.
Just contact us and we will be pleased to answer any question you might have.