South America

Explore Patagonia, a region known for its gorgeous landscapes, national parks, forests, natural reserves, glaciers, and wildlife. 

Read all about the latest travel visa requirements for Colombia, including the various types of visas and how to apply, if needed.

Providencia Island, Colombia is home to the world’s third-largest barrier reef and spectacular snorkeling and diving conditions.

San Andres Island offers travelers beautiful turquoise waters, sandy beaches, and a taste of Colombian culture in the Caribbean.

An ultimate list of things to do in Medellin, Colombia including a ride on the metro cable car, museums, nightlife recommendations, and more.

If you’re thinking about visiting Colombia, it’s important to keep in mind these three important things to ensure a fun and safe experience.

In this travel guide, Kay Rodriguez shares her best tips on how to travel Chile on a budget, including specific advice on how to get around and eat cheaply.

Dave highlights what to expect on a Machu Picchu tour with G Adventures, including the ruins you’ll visit in the Sacred Valley, Aguas Calientes, and Cusco.

There’s more to Peru than Machu Picchu and more to Lima than the food scene. Here we showcase some of the local graffiti and street art in Lima, Peru.

Enter to win a 9-day culinary adventure in Chile, courtesy of LAN Airlines. One lucky winner will be whisked away to Santiago and Valparaiso.

Salta boasts some of the most spectacular scenery in Argentina, with vast mountains and valleys, and a rich cultural heritage.

Ryan finds Colombia’s best sushi at Arigato, celebrating its 10-year anniversary and owned by a Japanese immigrant who moved to Bogotá almost 20 years ago.

Ryan finds the best places to eat in one of Latin America’s biggest cities by following the Bogotá Foodie, whose food tours cover the Colombian capital.

Ryan takes a slight detour to see the Cerro de Siete Colores, or Hill of Seven Colores, perhaps Northwest Argentina’s top tourist attraction.

Ryan visits Colonia Carlos Pellegrini, where he got up close with capybara, deer and other wildlife in northern Argentina.

Ryan makes a return trip to Paraguay, only to wish he never went back after unpleasant encounters everywhere and horrible weather the whole time.

After hearing about them from a French traveler, Ryan saw Paraguay and the Jesuit ruins, a quick trip over the Argentine border that turned into more.

Ryan tackles the question of which country has better wine: Chile or Argentina? His decision is based on tasting wine from each, including a trip to both.

Ryan uses his life and travel experiences to tell us where to find the best food in Latin America, including Peru, Mexico, and…Miami.

Ryan finishes his two-part series with Bogotá vs Medellín: Recreation, Safety and Transportation, then gives us his final recommendations on each city.