All Latin American Tours

Explore the Plaza de Mayo, where Evita addressed crowds of thousands, and the colorful neighborhood of La Boca in Buenos Aires, visit a Gaucho estancia for an authentic Argentine lunch and ferry across the Rio de la Plata to historic Colonia de Sacramento.

Boat down the New River through Belize City and lush jungle to the Lamanai ruins, walk through the rainforest canopy on bridges and cables suspended high in the trees, float through underground caves in Cayo, and see pyramids at the Caracol Mayan ruins.

Discover the breathtaking beaches, imposing mountains and impressive architecture in Brazil’s capital of Rio de Janeiro. Visit the breathtaking Iguaçu Waterfalls and fly to Argentina’s capital of Buenos Aires to see the Presidential Palace, Casa Rosada.

From the wide Parisian boulevards and European architecture of Buenos Aires, neo-gothic basilicas and horseback riding gauchos of Argentine estancias to the magnificent beauty and thundering power of the Igauzu Falls.

Look down 1,000 feet into the active Poás Volcano, kayak across the crystalline Lake Arenal and relax in its numerous bubbling hot springs, then strap yourself into a harness for the ultimate rainforest experience as you soar through the canopy on a zip line.

On this 8-day unforgettable adventure, you’ll discover breathtaking volcanoes, serene lakes and what it means to change people’s lives forever. From San José to Coastal Puntarenas, your experience will leave a mark on both the locals you’ll encounter, as well as on yourself.

Prepare for a spiritual awakening as you embark on this two-week journey through the Costa Rican countryside. Along the way, your invaluable contributions will touch the lives of many local residents at the schools and churches that your group will be assisting.

Visit the Rincón de La Vieja Volcano Park and stand at the edge of a bubbling volcanic crater, horseback ride to hacienda’s waterfalls, bask on the beach in Guanacaste, and then give back by volunteering in the rural community of Santos.

See turtle nesting grounds, massive manatees and giant iguanas in Tortuguero, relax in hot springs and kayak on crystalline lakes in Arenal, and travel up to Monteverde to spot howler monkeys and colorful tree frogs hidden under a cover of clouds.

See the bubbling 6,285-foot-high Rincón de La Vieja Volcano, ride a horse to the cooling hacienda’s waterfalls, kayak on Arena’s pristine lake, make your way up to Costa Rica’s Cloud Forest in Monteverde, and see cows, horses, and cowboys in Guanacaste.

Explore north of San Cristobal where 2,000-year-old drawings cover the walls of the Pomier Caves. Then return to modern Santo Domingo where merengue music lures you into one of the Caribbean’s most vibrant capitals. Walk the cobblestone streets in the footsteps of Christopher Columbus. And take in the late Gothic architecture with Romanesque characteristics. Then try to spy hundreds of species of tropical flora and fauna en route to one of Puerto Plata’s best-kept secrets. Cool off from your day of discovery at natural waterslides and experience the Damajagua Waterfalls etched out of limestone.

Jump from the northern to the southern hemisphere in an instant at the equator monument in Quito, fly to San Christobal Island and swim among tropical fish, spot turtles, see penguins and explore lava tunnels as you island-hop through the Galapagos.

Explore the vast Plaza de la Constitución in Mexico’s capital, climb the ancient pyramids at Teotihuacan, feel the spray from the sparkling Aqua Azul Falls, bask on white-sand beaches in Playa del Carmen, and see the huge 365-stepped pyramid in Chichén Itzá.

Explore Peru’s bustling capital of Lima, immerse yourself in the country's history at the Museum of Archeology and Anthropology and then experience it yourself with a trip to Cuzco, and the famous “Lost City of the Incas”, Machu Picchu.

Wander through the parks and beaches of the Miraflores District in Lima, visit the Indian Market in Pisac, ride a train up to the Incan city of Machu Picchu, travel to Lake Titicaca to explore its artificial islands and visit an indigenous Uros Island family.

Marvel at the ruins of this 15th century estate build for Incan Emperor Pachacuti and glimpse into Inca life of the past. You’ll also have a chance to explore surrounding areas, from the Sacred Valley of the Incas close to Cusco, the Inca capital, and the heights of the ancient mile-long, stone-paved trail called Intipunko that offers a stunning vista of Machu Picchu.

Swim among tropical fish off the shore of Akumel, travel to the Mayan coastal town of Tulum to see the limestone ruins, see the restored Magician’s Pyramid in the ancient Mayan city of Uxmal, and visit the yellow-painted town of Izamal.

Come join the pope in Rio de Janeiro for 2013’s World Youth Day and also explore Brazil’s second largest city between World Youth Day activities. Take a cable car ride to the peak of Sugar Loaf mountain overlooking Rio‘s harbors and the sprawling city below. Head through the lush rainforest by cogwheel train to the top of Corcovado Mountain to see the statue of Christ the Redeemer. With this year’s theme to “Go and Make Disciples of All Nations,” what better way to meet, greet and exchange values with pilgrims from around the world.

Explore the Balankanche caves, kayak in the lagoon at the Dzilam de Bravo nature reserve, tour Mérida on a horse and buggy ride, hop on a boat for a flamingo-watching tour at the Celestun Nature Reserve, and bask on Playa del Carmen’s gorgeous beaches.