In Isla Negra is the house where Pablo Neruda Nobel Prize for Literature resided, which was built in 1939 based on stone and wood, which simulates the atmosphere of a large ship. Then we can visit the Pueblito de Pomaire which dat... More

Spend a day exploring the coastal towns of Central Chile on a leisurely day trip from Santiago. Travel through wine country, before arriving in the 'Garden City' of Vina del Mar. Continue on to the bohemian town of Valparaiso and ... More

Exploring Medellín by electric bike means accessing hidden paths, peaceful parks and viewpoints, but local knowledge is essential to finding a safe and fun route through the city. Join a local guide for a bike tour of Medellín t... More

Don’t miss the chance to taste some different varieties of delicious potato, traditionally cooked as ‘huatia’ in an earth oven along with a typical herb sauce. Stretch your legs on a 2–3-hour hike far away from any tourist... More

Quito, the capital of Ecuador and declared by the UNESCO Cultural Heritage of Humanity invites you to visit and learn about its historical and modern part, going through its streets and squares. Afer 45 minutes of the city is t... More

Colombia has amazing stories and characters. From the old inhabitants who walked through its territory during pre-Hispanic times, to the hikers’ portraits walking through their modern cities, every one of them is at the Bogotan ... More

Many visitors to Cuzco rush to Machu Picchu. But the ancient capital of the Incas deserves more time. On this half-day, small-group tour, you'll see Cuzco's main sights, including the main square and the temple of Coricancha, as w... More

Enjoy the most captivating place in the country, full of secrets, landscapes and adventures. You can learn about volcanoes, hummingbirds, plants, indigenous tribes, smells, local food like "cuy" (guinea pig), if this is to much, i... More

Discover and experience the most popular attractions in the city with it's unique history and culture and be amazed by one of the modern world wonders: The Panama Canal. You will be guided by a bilingual profesional certified guid... More

The ghost of Miguel Quero takes you on a journey into the stories of ghosts and mysteries that enclose the historic center of Cartagena. Learn about what the inhabitants of the city center have feared since colonial times. The tou... More

The Magdalena River, the most important river in our country, ends its long journey in the Caribbean Sea, right in Barranquilla’s borders. And we want you to see how they both merge. This is a tour to appreciate natural beauty o... More

Otavalo Indigenous Market Private Day Tour, located in the imbabura Province is a private tour with English Speaking guide and profesional driver.... More

Through our bike tour of Lake Llanquihue, we invite you to explore ancient roads that connect the cities of Puerto Varas, Llanquihue and Frutillar . & nbsp; We will travel along the shore of Lake Llanquihue, being able to see on ... More

Departing from Guatemala City, explore the fascinating city of La Antigua and learn about it´s history and culture during colonial times. Also, our expert guide will share with you the many wonders of this fabulous city, such as ... More

This will be a great unforgettable experience where you can get to know and experience the essence of the municipality of Turbaco. This municipality is about 20 kilometers from the historic center of Cartagena city which preserve... More

Visiting an indigenous village, hearing about their beliefs and sharing a traditional dish with them is very easy in Panama. During your visit to an Emberá village you will have the opportunity to talk with the community leaders ... More

Our tour is characterized by the comfort and exclusivity that we offer to our passengers, you will get to know Quito in a different way and together with our specialized guides you will be able to tour the most iconic places in th... More

Your will be picked up from your hotel and will travel to the South on the Pan-American Highway toward Pachacamac, located thirty minutes from Lima City. This archaeological complex, built in 200 AD, is one of the most important P... More

The city of Lima (whose origin of Quechua Limaq) is located on the central coast of Peru, on the shores of the Pacific Ocean. Lima became the capital of the Viceroyalty of Peru and the largest and most important city in South Amer... More

Take a 3-hour tour to visit the local workers in the active mine of Cerro Rico (at 4,400m) and learn the history of Potosi. Discover the different galleries and interior levels of the mines and get a feel for the harsh working c... More