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Central America
Most visitors to Central America visit more than one country on their holiday, crossing borders to get a true taste for the diversity this destination has to offer.
Peru
While most travellers know Peru as home of the legendary Machu Picchu, there is so much more to see and do in this welcoming South American destination. A vibrant and diverse country, travellers to Peru quickly fall in love with the delicious cuisine, unbelievable history, and stunning mountainous landscapes.
The famed Inca Trail is always popular, but beyond Cusco and the Sacred Valley, consider a luxury Amazon River cruise, dine in some of the world's best restaurants in Lima, or fly over the mysterious Nazca Lines.
Guyana & Suriname
In Guyana and Suriname, Chimu offers superior styled itineraries that have been refined, simplified and perfected, especially for the discerning traveller and their travel party.
Ecuador
In Ecuador, Chimu offers superior styled itineraries that have been refined, simplified and perfected, especially for the discerning traveller and their travel party.
Why visit? Ecuador might be relatively small in size compared to some of its neighbours but when it comes to diversity, it is nothing short of impressive, boasting an incredible plethora of geographical, cultural and biological wonders.
Colombia
Colombia is a vibrant, diverse country, delighting with a rich history, colonial architecture, and spectacular nature and wildlife. While Colombia is often associated with Caribbean beach resorts and coffee, there is so much more to see here, especially for travellers that slow down and seek out the sights, flavours, and sounds that make this country so special.
Brazil
From cruising the remote waters of the Amazon in Brazil’s north to celebrating the world’s greatest carnival in bustling Rio or sipping caipirinhas at Copacabana beach, a holiday to Brazil offers diversity that is second to none.
The sights, sounds, music, and energy of Brazil are always a delight to travellers, with Brazil the perfect choice for anyone seeking wildlife, culture, history, and sparkling beaches.
Why travel to Brazil?
The most popular starting point for travellers visiting Brazil is Rio de Janeiro, the country’s second largest city.
Bolivia
Bolivia is a fascinating destination, known for its high elevation landscapes, surreal salt flats, and strong Indigenous culture. A visit to Bolivia is ideal for anyone seeking outdoor adventures, wildlife spotting, and authentic cultural experiences.
Why visit Bolivia?
An off the beaten track destination all of its own, with an enticing culture, head-spinning heights and rustic charm, Bolivia sure knows how to impress the adventurous explorer.
Amazon
A place that is larger than life, the Amazon comprises half of the world’s remaining rainforest, and the Amazon River is the second longest in the world. Famed for it biodiversity and culture, travellers visiting the Amazon River may love the thrill of staying in a remote eco-lodge or opt for the comfort and luxury of a small-ship cruise.
No matter how you travel, an Amazon River holiday is sure to be a life-changing experience, especially for wildlife and birding enthusiasts.
Canadian Arctic
Beyond Canada’s continental north you will find the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, with over 36,000 islands, most lying deep within the Arctic Circle. A cruise in this remote region takes you through incredible wilderness scenery of fjords, glaciers, mountains and pack ice.
A truly wild and rugged landscape, a cruise to the Canadian High Arctic and the Northwest Passage is ideal for travellers seeking unique wildlife, icy Polar landscapes, and lots of opportunities to immerse in the history and culture of this rarely visited part of the world.
Greenland
Unique, spectacular and dramatically beautiful, Greenland is dominated by a vast ice cap that covers 80% of the island. It is the largest non-continental island in the world, lying almost entirely within the Arctic Circle.
For travellers, a Greenland cruise is the ideal Arctic introduction to remote fishing communities, icy landscapes, and breathtaking fjords.