Off-the-beaten-path trips
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Off-the-beaten-path trips
Our favorite off-the-beaten-path vacations to South America feature alligators and marsh deers in Iberá Wetlands, the largest salt flats and the driest desert on Earth in Bolivia and Chile.
FAQs
What does it mean to say that a trip is off-the-beaten path?
It means that it is off the conventional touristic circuit. Thus, comfortability leaves room to adventure sometimes, tough minimum standards of comfort are always assured. In these types of trips, weather can be more challenging too since fauna sightseeing and reaching isolated natural spots are the main purpose of these trips. Mingling with locals and their culture too.
Can I go with my family on such a trip?
It depends on what your family is like and how they like to travel, but there is always a suitable option for everyone.
Can I do a single exploration "off-the-beaten path" during the trip?
Of course you can, the trips are tailor-made and adapted to the travelers’ preferences.
What place can be considered "off-the-beaten path"?
All destinations have unconventional explorations if you want to experience adventure, but Uyuni Salt Flats (Bolivia), the Ibera Marshlands (Argentina), or the Atacama Desert (Chile) are some of the most challenging and important destinations of South America.
Is this type of travel dangerous?
Of course not! If it was dangerous it would not be recommended. There are only a few variables to take into consideration, but with the right information and guidance, you will absolutely enjoy it. In these trips, the chances of living a transformational experience are higher.
Are there many "off-the-beaten path" experiences in Argentina?
Of course! Both Argentina and Chile offer a wide variety of “off-the-beaten path” trips.
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