South America

Making up the northeast corner of Argentina, Mesopotamia is a wonderful part of Argentina to explore, as it is home to some of the most astounding scenery imaginable.

Surrounded by nations that attract adventurous souls in droves, Bolivia can often get overshadowed.

Despite being the third-largest region in terms of territory, Aysen is actually the most sparsely populated in Chile, with only small, remote towns and villages dotted about amongst its wild and unforgiving, yet breathtakingly beautiful landscapes.

Peru is probably one of South America’s most well-known destinations, and the mysterious settlement of Machu Picchu has adorned many a tourist postcard.

Surrounded by dense rainforest and mighty rivers, this isolated city feels like the last stop before the Amazon completely takes over.

The largest Spanish speaking nation in the world, Argentina is awash with diverse cultures and landscapes.

Argentina can be described as a country of contrasts.

With its white sandy beaches, soaring mountains and picturesque harbor, it’s no wonder that Rio de Janeiro is known as the “cidade maravilhosa”, or marvelous city.

With 6,000 kilometers of Pacific Ocean coastline on one side and the mighty Andes on the other, Chile is one long sliver of a country that encompasses a host of different climates.

When it comes to colonial architecture, Lima is a great place to witness the buildings born from Spain’s Viceroyalty era in its South American territories.

Ecuador is a land of rich cultural and historical attractions, all set within a backdrop of natural wonders, with landscapes that range between lush, tropical rainforests and glaciated volcanoes.

Bright, daring and brilliant, Argentina entices with its energetic cities, passionate culture, and vast selection of natural wonders.

Rich in culture and art, Buenos Aires is full of life and thrillful opportunities to explore.

Once the capital and crown jewel of a vast ancient empire, this high-altitude city is surrounded on all sides by towering mountains.

The nation of Peru may be famous for its ancient cultures, age-old cities and wealth of history, but there’s more to this charming country than first meets the eye.