Luxury holidays in the Americas
Link neighbours in one trip, such as Peru with Ecuador or Argentina with Chile. Choose where to start, and we handle every border, flight and guide between them.
It comes off your final price, and is refunded in full if you don't go ahead.
The Americas cover a whole hemisphere, and big hubs such as Los Angeles, Miami and Santiago connect you to almost every country in it. Most first trips focus on one or two countries, such as Peru with the Galápagos, or Chile with Argentine Patagonia, then return for more.
Each country has its own pull. Peru and Bolivia hold Inca cities and salt flats high in the Andes. Costa Rica and Ecuador are among the best places on earth for wildlife. Brazil, Colombia and Cuba move to their own music, and Mexico's food is a reason to go on its own. In the north, the Canadian Rockies and America's national parks show the land at its biggest.
One favourite from each country, chosen by our travel experts.
Walk the classic trail through cloud forest and over high passes to Machu Picchu, sleeping in well-equipped camps along the way.
Ride forest trails of different grades in Bajos del Toro, passing rivers and waterfalls deep in the cloud forest.
Behind plain doors in San Telmo, violins and bandoneóns fill the old dance halls. A professional dancer teaches you the steps, then you watch the locals take the floor.
A guide leads an easy ride through Sonoma's vineyards and farms, with stops to taste along the way.
Learn how mezcal and tequila are made from agave, then taste and mix your own in a hands-on class.
Visit the markets of Chordeleg and Gualaceo to meet silversmiths and weavers, then the guitar makers of San Bartolomé.
With almost no light pollution, the Atacama sky is ideal for telescopes. An astronomer guides you through the planets, stars and nearby galaxies.
Salvador is a home of Bahian percussion. Join a workshop with local drummers and learn the rhythms that drive its street parades.
Each country has its own season, pace and way of travelling. Start with the one that calls you.
Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley and Lake Titicaca.
Volcanoes, cloud forest and turtles on two coasts.
Buenos Aires, Mendoza's vineyards and Patagonia's glaciers.
The Galápagos Islands, Quito and the Avenue of the Volcanoes.
Maya cities, Chiapas highlands and the Copper Canyon railway.
Boston, San Francisco, Sonoma's vineyards and Florida.
Santiago's wine valleys, Torres del Paine and Easter Island.
Rio's beaches, Iguaçu Falls and the Pantanal's wildlife.
Cartagena's old town, coffee country and Bogotá.
The Salar de Uyuni, La Paz and colonial Sucre.
Vancouver and the lakes of the Canadian Rockies.
Old Havana, Trinidad's colonial streets and live music.
Many neighbours share a border or a short flight, so one journey can take in two or three countries.
Small group tour | 11 days | Santiago · Valparaíso · Rio de Janeiro
Private jet journey | 13 days | Bogotá · Los Llanos · São Paulo
Small group tour | 9 days | Santiago · Calama · Lake Titicaca
Small group tour | 10 days | Buenos Aires · Ushuaia · Santiago
Choose private tours, small group tours, self-drive, river and ocean cruises, expedition cruises or private jet journeys.
Your own guide and driver, and a day that moves at your pace.
Travel with a few like-minded people and a guide who knows the way.
Your own car, the route planned and every night booked ahead.
Several countries in one journey, flying between them by private jet.
Your route, your hotels and your pace, set before you fly.
River, ocean, canal and expedition voyages, with the cabin chosen for you.
Wildlife drives with guides who know where to look.
Seasons flip at the equator, so the best month depends on whether you head north or south.
Summer in Patagonia, dry in Costa Rica, Mexico, Colombia and Cuba.
Antarctic voyages from Argentina, dry season in Costa Rica and Mexico.
Grape harvest in Mendoza and Chile, warm seas in the Galápagos.
Autumn colour in Patagonia, the last dry weeks in Costa Rica.
Dry season opens in Peru and Bolivia, spring in the USA.
Peak dry season for Machu Picchu, summer in Canada.
Dry in Peru and Bolivia, the Pantanal and the Canadian Rockies at their best.
Jaguars in Brazil's Pantanal, clear skies over the Andes.
Autumn in New England, Iberá wildlife in Argentina.
Copper Canyon in Mexico, spring opens Patagonia's season.
Dry season returns to Mexico and Cuba, Antarctic voyages begin.
Summer in Argentina and Chile, dry in Costa Rica and Colombia.
Every region has its own seasons and ways to travel.
Temples, rice terraces and islands, from Japan to Sri Lanka.
Old cities, coastlines and wine country, from Iceland to Greece.
Safaris, the Cape and the islands of the Indian Ocean.
Deserts, ancient wonders and the medinas of North Africa.
The Red Centre, New Zealand's fiords and Fiji's islands.
Tell us which countries call you, when you can travel and who is coming. Your travel expert replies in writing with a route that fits.
