Top Central & South America Hiking Tours - page 100

Start in Cusco or Ollantaytambo, take a scenic train ride to Km 104, hike the last part of the Classic Inca Trail, and arrive at Machu Picchu through the Sungate in the afternoon. The view from Machu Picchu will be less crowded in the afternoon. Highlights includes Hike in the iconic Inca trail to Machu Picchu, Arrive at Machu Picchu through the Sun gate, Arrive twice at Machu Picchu during special times and return on the Panoramic Vistadome trains.

Radal Siete Tazas is a great place to visit for its stunning natural beauty, mountain landscapes with crystal-clear waters, and the variety of activities it offers, such as trekking, wildlife observation, and camping. In addition to the famous "seven cups," the park offers other attractions such as the Velo de la Novia waterfall and the Salto de la Leona waterfall.

The Inca Jungle tour offers a unique blend of adventure, nature, and culture on the way to Machu Picchu. This alternative route includes activities like mountain biking, hiking along ancient Inca paths, rafting, canopy experiences, hot springs, and a visit to the iconic Inca citadel. Ideal for travelers seeking adrenaline and authentic Amazonian jungle experiences, this tour ensures unforgettable landscapes and thrilling activities. - Four-day journey through the stunning scenery of the Andes - Activities include mountain biking, hiking, rafting, and visiting hot springs - Comfortable accommodations in eco-lodges and group meals included - Expert guides provide insights into local culture and biodiversity

The impressive mountain of colors attracts a large number of visitors, no doubt, for its variety of colors and for being in the Andes at a height of more than 5000 meters above sea level, for many visitors this place is a great challenge and Enjoy the wonderful scenery it is even more.

The Morado National Monument is an ideal location to find some of the best hikes, glaciers, and hot springs in the Andes Mountain. This tour saves you the trouble of planning all the logistics required for a two-day hike through the Cajon del Maipo Valley to the San Francisco Glacier, Banos del Colina hot springs, and the Morado Lagoon and Glacier.

You are a lover of hiking through the canyons, you like clean air, so this is the option we offer you, so you can enjoy and relax in the white city of Arequipa.

Make it to Machupicchu in time to witness the sunset and sunrise on day three. Trek the Inca Trail to reach Machu Picchu, crossing the Inti Punku or Sungate. Take a quarry trek to Ollantaytmabo to explore the hidden landscapes of the Andes. Walk with expert guides and camp with camping gear for educational purposes.

Enter Machupicchu through the sungate and enjoy the breathtaking sunset at the Machupicchu Sanctuary. Walk the original Inca Trail, the well-known hike that is considered a classic, and hike the Lost Hike, which is only open to a select few. Learn about the history and culture of the Inca people with our knowledgeable guides and customize your trip in a small group with the Inca Soul Team.

This is more than a sightseeing trip: it’s an immersive adventure through volcanoes, waterfalls, jungles, and colonial cities. All-Inclusive and Hassle-Free: Enjoy the comfort of private tourist transportation, carefully selected hotel stays in top locations, and the support of a professional English-speaking guide/driver throughout the tour. Authentic Encounters: Connect with local Amazon communities, discover Andean traditions, and ride the legendary Devil’s Nose Train, one of the most thrilling railways in the world. Unmatched Diversity: Hike around the turquoise Quilotoa Crater, explore the lush Amazon rainforest, relax in thermal hot springs, and visit Cotopaxi—one of the highest active volcanoes on Earth. Small Group or Private Option: Travel at your pace, with personal attention and flexibility to enhance your experience. This tour is ideal for travelers who want to see the best of Ecuador in just a few days, without the stress of planning or navigating on their own.

Take a 2-day express tour along the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. Hike the last portion of the trail starting from kilometer 104 and get an aerial view of the ancient city from the Sun Gate. After an early wake-up call the next day, explore the Inca citadel with your guide before heading back to Cusco on the beautiful Vistadome train with panoramic views of the Peruvian countryside.

Embark on an adventurous day hike up the Toliman Volcano, known for its majestic peaks, lush forests, and an imploded crater. Commencing from the Santiago Atitlán market, the trail leads through maize plantations and into the tropical rainforest, providing a comprehensive and challenging experience. Discover the region's ecosystems and their vital contributions to local subsistence. Note: this tour is recommended for those with a strong fitness level.

Experience a different side of Lake Atitlan on this guided hike through the lush rainforests of the lower ridges of the Atitlan Volcano. Starting from Santiago Atitlan, this half-day private hike takes you from the shores of the volcanic caldera lake, deep into the tropical forest to a cascading waterfall. As you hike, keep your eyes peeled for colorful birds and monkeys.

Our luxury hiking experiences combine remote Andean landscapes with carefully designed high comfort, expert local guides, and thoughtfully planned routes that avoid crowds while still delivering breathtaking mountain scenery and cultural encounters. Guests enjoy high-quality camping equipment, freshly prepared meals, and personalized support throughout the journey, creating a seamless balance between adventure, authenticity, and comfort on the way to Machu Picchu.

This is a tour that no one else has in the market, also characterized by combining the best of Guatemala. On this tour, you will visit colonial cities, an active volcano (the most active in Central America), a lagoon inside a volcano, a lake formed over time inside a volcanic crater, a beautiful indigenous market, hike through indigenous mountains, have lunch with a local family, hike into the cloud forest to see the national bird of Guatemala. You will be taken to see the most beautiful natural pools in the Verapaces area. The wonders of Hun Nal Ye are almost virgin sites. You will descend to the Mayan underworld in the Candelaria caves, the Tikal and Yaxhá archaeological sites, and much more.

This a longer program for those who really want to get to know the amazon forest of Cuyabeno, Ecuador. Located downstream on the Cuyabeno River, Tucan Eco Lodge is one of the reserve's newest lodges. Depending on the season, it can be reached by canoe around 30 kilometers from the park entrance. Our lodge features a hammock-lined relaxation area with a platform where guests may view the river and, depending on the season, see pink river dolphins. An authorized canoe driver and certified naturalist guide accompany each and every one of our customers since we know that a good tour depends greatly on the guide. * On same days there might not be a tourist bus, in that case you'll travel by public bus,(approx 20$)

Tucan Eco Lodge is one of the newest lodges in the reserve, based down the Cuyabeno river it is around 30 Kilometers downstream from the entrance of the park and reachable by canoe all year long, depending on the season. The Lodge accommodates up to 24 people in two guest huts; divided into 3 cabins and 4 cabins. Each hut houses 2 – 4 people in double or triple bedrooms (as required) each with its private bathroom and shower. Our lodge has a relaxing area with hammocks and a platform where one can watch the river and at the right time of year, you can spot the pink river dolphins. All our guests are assisted by an accredited naturalist guide and licensed canoe driver because we know that a good guide above all is crucial for a good tour. * On same days there might not be a tourist bus, in that case you'll travel by public bus,(approx 20$)

Manu National Park in Peru, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Madre de Dios region, spans 1.7 million hectares from the Amazon to the Andes. It's divided into Special Use (for research), Reserved (strictly protected), and Cultural Zones (indigenous communities). The park, renowned for its biodiversity, hosts over 800 bird species, 200 mammals, and diverse flora. It features landscapes from rainforests to mountains and the Manu Canyon. Access is regulated for conservation, making it a vital ecological and touristic site.

Manu National Park in Peru, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, spans 1.7 million hectares from the Amazon rainforest to the Andes mountains. It's divided into three zones: Special Use for research and education, Reserved for authorized scientists, and Cultural for indigenous communities like the Matsiguenga and Amahuaca. Boasting over 800 bird species, 200 mammals, and numerous reptiles, amphibians, plants, and trees, including jaguars and blue-headed macaws, the park is a biodiversity hotspot. Its stunning landscapes, from rainforests to snow-capped mountains and the Manu Canyon, are strictly protected to preserve this unique ecosystem.

Increase your chances of spotting some of South America’s most diverse wildlife on a private 3-night tour of the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve from Iquitos. Opting for a private tour gives you the chance to customize your itinerary, which includes hiking, canoeing, swimming in lagoons, and camping in the midst of the Amazon rainforest. Plus, all of your tours, meals, and transfers are included, to save you hours of planning time.

Make your way through the Peruvian Andes and discover a place full of natural wonders and enveloping mysticism. The Salkantay Trek will take you through the most impressive landscapes of the Vilcabamba Mountain Range. This two-day, one-night experience will allow you to immerse yourself in the exuberant nature, while at the same time letting yourself be completely enveloped by the powerful energy of the Andes.

Reach Lamanai by a scenic journey along the New River, where wildlife sightings may include birds, iguanas, monkeys, and crocodiles. At the archaeological reserve, follow your guide through forest trails to the major temples and learn how Lamanai remained an important Maya center for centuries. The combination of river travel, wildlife, and guide-led archaeology makes this shared experience different from a road-only ruins tour.

Experience the best of Ecuador on our enchanting journey through its diverse landscapes and rich culture. Begin in the vibrant capital city of Quito, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, before standing on the equatorial line at the iconic Middle of the World monument. Immerse yourself in the indigenous culture of Otavalo with its bustling markets and artisan crafts. Retreat to the breathtaking Espeletia Lodge nestled in the Andean cloud forest, then explore the charming town of Cotacachi known for its leather goods. After indulging in relaxation at the Papallacta Hotsprings, venture to the adventurous haven of Baños de Agua Santa. Witness the stunning beauty of Quilotoa's turquoise crater lake before marveling at the grandeur of Cotopaxi, one of the world's highest active volcanoes. Join us for an unforgettable journey through Ecuador's natural wonders and cultural treasures.

Experience Ecuador’s ultimate 6-day journey combining the Andes and Amazon in one seamless adventure. Begin at Cotopaxi National Park, see Limpiopungo Lagoon, and visit Tigua art workshops before staying near the stunning Quilotoa Crater Lake. Hike down to the emerald lagoon, kayak inside the crater, and continue south to Alausí for the legendary Devil’s Nose train ride through the mountains. Explore Baños with its famous waterfalls, cable car, and “Swing at the End of the World,” then head into the Amazon for a rainforest lodge stay. Discover Kichwa culture, hike to waterfalls, try river tubing, and visit Monkey Beach before ending with a relaxing hot spring soak or cave exploration on your return to Quito. Unlike standard trips, this itinerary combines volcanoes, crater lakes, waterfalls, a historic train ride, and authentic Amazon immersion—giving you Ecuador’s top highlights and cultural encounters in just six days with private transfers, small groups, and expert local guides

Go to where the road ends in South America to hike to the continent's last lighthouse, and discover the unique beauty of Patagonia's fjords and channels ecosystem. See stunning views of Mount Tarn, the strait of Magellan, and Bahia Aguila on this easy- medium difficulty full day hiking excursion.