Top Central & South America Attractions & Museums - page 2

Visit the Andes Museum in Montevideo to discover the story of a 1972 plane crash in the high mountains. You’ll see personal items from some of the Uruguayans who died in the crash, as well as those who survived the ordeal, with museum information and videos in both English and Spanish. Pre-booking tickets to the Andes Museum is a time-saving strategy that lets you take care of planning in advance.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure exploring El Salvador’s highest volcano and relaxing in the waters of Lake Coatepeque, one of the country’s natural wonders. Time: 4 hours The walk lasts four hours for the ascent and for the descent, it may vary according to the physical condition. Contemplate: Stunning landscapes, enjoy panoramic views from the top of the volcano. - Authentic experiences: With a guided hike along nature trails with an expert guide. - Safe and organized adventure: Transportation, necessary equipment and recommendations for a worry-free experience. Time: 2 hours To close with a golden clasp we move to Lake Coatepeque. Its turquoise blue waters, surrounded by green mountains, offer a stunning landscape. Perfect ending: Relax on Lake Coatepeque, where you can swim, enjoy a spectacular view lunch or just relax.

Get your adrenaline pumping with this small-group tour that takes you around the Sacred Valley on an ATV. Visit some of Peru's most important landmarks including the terraced salt mines of Maras and Inca ruins of Moray. Enjoy included hotel pickup from Cusco hotels with morning departures. This tour can also be combined with a zipline.

Explore El Boqueron National Park and the city of San Salvador on this all-day combination tour. First, head to the national park, which is located on top of the San Salvador Volcano, and stop at the main attraction: a crater that measures 3.1 miles (five kilometers) in diameter and 1,831 feet (558 meters) deep. From there, head back to the city to visit significant landmarks, including the Monument to the Revolution, Cuscatlán Park, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and more.

Explore Rincon de la Vieja National Park with a 1-day pass that includes buffet lunch, and discover the remarkable volcanic landscape at your own pace. Get the ultimate adventure experience as you go deep into the forest on a canopy tour, then take an inner tube down the Río Negro, slip into a steaming thermal pool and ride a horse through the park. Enjoy full access and total independence to design your own experience.

Unwind in natural hot springs near La Fortuna, fed by volcanic mineral waters known for their relaxing properties. With limited guest numbers, the experience offers a quieter alternative to larger resort-style hot springs, allowing visitors to enjoy the rainforest setting at a slower pace. The combination of thermal pools, natural surroundings, and on-sight food and drinks creates an easy way to relax and recharge after hiking, sightseeing, or adventure activities.

This Humantay Lake Full-Day Tour from Cusco is a great pick for travelers who want to see the lake but only have a day to spare. This full-day tour takes you to the lake through the Soraypampa Trek, which is a circular route that runs about 2.7 miles (4.3 kilometers). A guide knows the best spots to stop at to see wildlife and teaches you about the scared mountains surrounding the area, too.

Explore one of El Salvador's most popular areas accompanied by a guide that can speak the language and offer stories that you won't find in the guide book. During this private tour of Ruta de las Flores, you'll benefit from the undivided attention of your private guide as you discover the indiginous village of Nahuizalco, the Santa Teresa Hot Springs and the cultural hub of Ataco.

Explore the tropical forest surrounding Arenal Volcano on a self-guided visit with three trails ranging from easy to challenging. Choose a route that matches your preferred level of activity while taking in panoramic views and volcanic landscapes shaped by past eruptions. With opportunities to learn about the local environment and take breaks along the way, this is a flexible option for experiencing Arenal at your own pace.

See the best of El Salvador without getting bogged down by logistics during this comprehensive trip. Explore the country’s numerous volcanoes, including the Izalco, Santa Ana, and Cerro Verde Volcanoes. Then, check out beautiful Lake Coatepeque before exploring the Mayan-era Joya de Ceren archaeological site and the Pre-Columbian city of San Andrés.

This Huayna Picchu Timed Admission Ticket is a great choice for travelers who missed out booking Machu Picchu or just want a shorter hike. At the top of the mountain, take in views over the valley, as well as ones of Machu Picchu. Plus, because this hike is short, it can easily be done even under tight travel schedules while in the Cusco area.

Experience the thrill of hiking near an active volcano on a full-day trip from Guanacaste. Get an up-close view of Costa Rica's Arenal Volcano and the surrounding tropical landscape from a network of hanging bridges at Mistico Park. Rejuvenate after with a dip in volcanic hot springs and enjoy stellar views of the volcano. Round-trip hotel transport from Guanacaste, breakfast, and a Costa Rican lunch are included.

Enjoy a ride across the slopes of Arenal Volcano, following a route that moves from lower pastures to elevated viewpoints. This guided horseback experience includes a professional bilingual guide, helmet and safety gear, and air-conditioned vehicle transportation with hotel pickup and drop-off at selected La Fortuna hotels. The gradual ascent provides wide views of the volcano when weather permits, making it a practical way to experience the landscape beyond roadside lookouts.

Relive the glory of the mighty Mayan empire on a full-day tour of the most notable Mayan ruins in El Salvador. Explore the fascinating pre-Columbian villages of San Andrés and UNESCO-listed Joya de Cerén with a guide who takes you beyond the typical historical info. Admire the colonial landmarks of Santa Ana and stand in awe before El Salvador’s largest pyramid at the Tazumal archeological site in Chalchuapa.

Explore Roatan on this private sightseeing tour. It can be tailored to meet your interests and needs, with the option to stop anytime along the way. Ideal for cruise ship passengers, the tour can fit into a tight timeline, and the driver will pick you up at the cruise terminal.

Explore the wonders of Machu Picchu via the official Circuit 2 route, known for its stunning views and historical significance. With a licensed local guide, delve into the rich Inca heritage during a 2.5-hour tour of the citadel, covering temples, terraces, and ceremonial areas. This tour caters to travelers already organized with transportation, ensuring a seamless experience at one of the world's most iconic sites. Choose between a shared group or personalized private tour for a memorable visit. - Official entrance ticket to Machu Picchu – Circuit 2 - Guided tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours with a local expert - Small group sizes for enhanced interaction and photo opportunities - Ideal for those staying in Aguas Calientes or traveling from Cusco on the same day IMPORTANT: If you selected the “Last Minute Ticket” option, you must arrive 2 days in advance. We recommend arriving between 6:30 AM and 7:00 AM, as our team will assist you with registration and ticket purchase.

Experience Costa Rica’s wild and beautiful rain forest the historic way on a scenic horseback ride to the La Fortuna Waterfall. Travel on private, forested trails away from any roads, at a pace that allows for close observation of jungle life. Dismount for a short hike to the famous waterfall, where you can cool off with an optional swim.

Adventure-seeking travelers will love the opportunity to hike and zipline through the Costa Rican rainforest. After a safety training you’ll hike through the forest to an area with seven ziplines strung between the treetops. Enjoy zooming along these, looking out for wildlife on the way. Some of the ziplines go right past some beautiful waterfalls, for the best views.

See native Brazilian marine life on a tour to Recanto Ecologico Rio da Prata, where you'll have the chance to go snorkeling in the river and explore a trail through the riparian forest.

Learn about the life of Colombia's most notorious drug lord, Pablo Escobar, with a visit to this museum, owned and operated by some of his family members. You'll see all sorts of artifacts, from armored vehicles to furniture with built-in hiding areas, as you learn about his life and hear one perspective about his impact on the people of Medellin from a bilingual guide.

Live this experience, on this tour you start doing a trail in a car with a guide that will explain a little bit about the local fauna and flora, after this you will take a boat that will put you near of water falls, it is amazing how close the boat arrive, you get out from there tottaly wet.

Heading deep into Arenal's rainforest typically means renting a car and navigating unfamiliar roads. This small-group tour lets you skip the self-drive stress and takes you to directly to the area's highlights. Walk across the rainforest over a hanging bridge, wander along trails through lava fields for excellent views of Arenal Volcano, and, finally, rejuvenate in a natural hot spring.

Immerse yourself in nature during this tour that takes you to explore a sloth observation trail, a prime spot to see sloths in their natural environment. Thanks to years of reforestation and protection efforts, this property is now a thriving sanctuary where you can gain insights into the lives of sloths. Plus, you can cap off your adventure with a tasting of artisanal sugarcane juice and an exploration of a medicinal plant garden.

See more of the Iguazu Falls and explore the waterfalls from both the Brazilian and Argentinian sides of the border. Travel safely with tour guides, with passes that allow full access to the national park both in Argentina and Brazil. Avoid the queues at border control and take the priority access route. See more and skip the crowds and explore the rainforest over two days.