South America Tour Packages

South America’s climate varies greatly by region. The Andes and Patagonia experience cooler temperatures, with Patagonia being coldest from June to August. The Amazon and coastal regions, like Rio de Janeiro, are warm and humid year-round, with a distinct rainy season from December to April. Always check the specific climate for your destinations before traveling.

Altitude sickness can be a concern in high-altitude destinations like Cusco and Machu Picchu in Peru. To manage this, spend a few days acclimatizing, stay hydrated, avoid alcohol, and take it easy during the first days. Some travelers find coca tea or altitude sickness medication helpful. Our Peru tours include tips and support for dealing with altitude adjustments.

South America offers a wide range of activities, including hiking, wildlife watching, cultural tours, and water sports. Depending on your destination, you can explore ancient ruins, trek through national parks, enjoy city tours, or relax on beautiful beaches.

Packing depends on the regions you’ll visit. Generally, bring layered clothing to adjust to varying temperatures, comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a rain jacket. If you’re visiting areas like Patagonia or the Andes, include warm clothing. For tropical regions, light, breathable fabrics are ideal.

Yes, many South America tours are designed to be family-friendly, offering activities and accommodations suitable for travelers of all ages. From educational experiences to adventurous outings, there are plenty of options to keep everyone engaged and entertained.

The best way to travel between countries in South America is typically by air, as distances can be vast. Many airlines offer regional flights connecting major cities. For shorter distances or a more scenic route, consider buses or trains, which are also widely available.