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Latin America is called just that for a reason right? Everyone knows that almost all of Latin America speaks Spanish, except for those Brazilians who speak another Latin Language – Portuguese. In a broad sense that is mostly true, but there are pockets of many other cultures, many of whom still have
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At first sight, the Falkland Islands – known as Islas Malvinas in Argentina – shouldn’t belong to Great Britain. Only 480kms away from the former, but almost 13,000km from the latter, this wildlife and wilderness haven is, without a doubt, the most controversial foreign territory to fly under the Br
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At a head spinning altitude of just under 3,400m, Cusco is one of the most breath-taking cities you will ever visit in South America. We mean that in every which way imaginable. Regarded by many as a mere springboard for Machu Picchu adventures, Cusco is arguably one of the quietest and most underva
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Peru is not usually what comes to mind when one thinks of kick-ass surfing trips. That is, unless you’re an actual surfing fanatic. Forget Hawaii, California and even Australia: if it’s superlative surfing you’re after – minus the bling, the crowds, and the expense of the world’s most popular surfin
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The Atacama Desert is one of Latin America’s most awe-inspiring attractions. Renowned as the world’s driest place outside of the Polar Regions, it is a destination of immense beauty. Adventurous travellers head here in droves every year, looking for that once-a-decade snowfall, rare flower blooming,
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The best thing about the Andes is that it is the backbone of one of the most spectacular continents on earth – South America.The Andes is the world’s highest mountain range outside Asia and the longest continental mountain range in the world extending through 7 of South America’s countries – Venezue
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