Top Central & South America On the Water - page 95

Take a break from the hustle and bustle of São Paulo and spend a day relaxing on the open waters of the Atlantic on this full-day boat tour. Depart the city and head towards the coast to board your private vessel for a day of sailing, swimming, and sunbathing. While onboard, tuck into a delicious Brazilian barbecue lunch, snacks, and unlimited drinks.

Whether you’ve got years of fishing experience or never held a pole, we offer an unparalleled experience taking you to great spots to fish in the coast. Following pick-up, climb aboard a traditional boat with toilet and shade to keep you dry and protected by the sun and rain. Experience fishing with an experienced master who’s an expert on the area’s geography and wildlife. Also, our tour guide escorts you in the expedition, assisting and sharing cultural explanations as well as an interpreting services. We provide each angler with their own gear and supplies including fishing rods, reels, bait and other equipment and teach an active approach that lets them feel the pull of a bite and reel in their own catch. Santos coastal area offers a variety of fishing spots ranging from small streams to rivers, canals, open ocean and deep waters. The area is home to an abundance of species such as sea bass, corvine, yellow hake, carangue, sarabiguara, john dory, sea bream, and others.

From the high Andes to the heart of the Amazon, this journey offers a rich variety of landscapes, wildlife encounters, and authentic cultural experiences—all in one seamless itinerary. Unlike standard tours, this route takes you beyond the usual stops. You'll relax in volcanic hot springs in Papallacta, craft dreamcatchers with Otavalo’s indigenous artisans, explore wildlife rescue centers and rainforest trails in the Amazon, and witness the natural power of waterfalls and volcanoes in Baños and Cotopaxi. You'll also trek the rim of the stunning Quilotoa crater lake and enjoy personalized guidance every step of the way. ✔️ Small group experience or private options ✔️ Locally led, bilingual guides ✔️ Authentic community interactions ✔️ Comfortable accommodations and private transport included ✔️ Perfect for photographers, nature lovers, and cultural explorers Route: Quito – Otavalo – Papallacta – Tena (Amazon) – Baños – Quilotoa – Cotopaxi – Quito

Operated by Costa Cat Cruises, we offer trusted fishing tours with the best rates inside Los Sueños Marina. Our knowledgeable local captain and crew know the area intimately and will take you to the best fishing spots, ensuring a safe and exceptional experience. Perfect for anglers of all skill levels—families, friends, and groups up to 4 people are welcome to join the adventure.

Have a true Guatemalan adventure during this 2-day, 1-night hiking and kayaking adventure on beautiful Lake Atitlan. Paddle among the rugged cliffs, exotic wildlife and towering volcanoes of this gorgeous lake, watching as Mayan locals carry on their centuries-old fishing traditions. Further immerse yourself in local village life as you hike along the remote northern shore of the lake and check out the lake’s secluded canyons and unique ecosystems. This Lake Atitlan adventure includes a guide, overnight accommodation, equipment and round-trip hotel transport.

Get your heart racing and see more of Costa Rica’s natural beauty on this white water rafting activity out of La Fortuna. Raft down Class 4 rapids, taking a break midway through for a snack and to admire the surrounding forest scenery. Finish with a large Costa Rican lunch and drinks to reward your efforts. This activity requires a moderate level of physical fitness.

The Galapagos Islands are home to distinct species and populations of animals, including penguins, iguanas, sea lions, turtles, and more. Wildlife in the Galapagos Islands are uniquely unafraid of humans. This program is a more economic way to explore the Galapagos Islands, a land based tour. Activities in this program include swimming, snorkeling, with marine animals, hiking, bird watching, and walking among giant Galapagos tortoises.

The Galapagos Islands boast a remarkable array of wildlife, from penguins and iguanas to sea lions and giant tortoises, uniquely unafraid of humans. This budget-friendly land-based tour offers an immersive experience, including swimming, snorkeling alongside marine life, hiking, birdwatching, and walking among the legendary Galapagos tortoises. For diving enthusiasts, the Galapagos offers world-class dive sites: Gordon Rock—Known as the "washing machine", it features strong currents and thrilling hammerhead shark encounters. Kicker Rock—A massive volcanic formation with mild currents, perfect for seeing eagle rays, hammerheads, and Galapagos sharks. North Seymour—A hotspot for manta rays, reef sharks, and bustling schools of fish, offering stunning underwater biodiversity. An unforgettable way to explore this extraordinary ecosystem, both on land and underwater! Would you like any refinements?

The Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the best places in Belize to see birds in their natural habitat, with hundreds of types of birds calling this wetland ecosystem home. With this tour, you'll get to go birdwatching by boat; you may see some other animals, too, from crocodiles to howler monkeys.

An adventure that crosses the Patagonian lakes with double Crossing kayaks. Bariloche offers an ideal setting for kayaking. The largest number of crossings are made in Lake Gutiérrez, but there are also other options such as Lake Moreno, Nahuel Huapi and Mascardi. This activity can be done at any time of the year, always subject to weather conditions, such as the wind. Departures can be half a day and always include a stop for a snack. No experience is necessary to carry out the activity.

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

We invite you to discover Chile's most voluminous river, venturing into its turquoise waters surrounded by glaciers, mountains, and endemic Patagonian forests. For one hour, we'll descend the upper section of the Baker River, offering a unique experience with adrenaline-pumping Class 3 rapids, all in a safe environment. The ideal season for this adventure is from November to April, due to the river's high water levels. is great to know the Nature and enjoy to be close the real and nice zone with this expereince

Rafting the Futaleufú River is more than an adventure — it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience on one of the most spectacular whitewater rivers in the world. Feel the adrenaline as you navigate its turquoise rapids, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, glaciers, and lush Patagonian forests. Every turn of the river offers a new burst of excitement and awe, combining power, beauty, and pure wilderness. Your journey begins with a comprehensive safety briefing and hands-on instruction from our experienced professional guides, ensuring both confidence and fun for every participant. Whether you’re a first-time rafter or a seasoned adventurer, the Futaleufú’s world-class rapids will leave you exhilarated and inspired. A perfect balance of adventure, nature, and adrenaline — in one of Earth’s most breathtaking settings.

From Puerto Pirámides we embark to navigate the New Gulf. The objective is to achieve the maximum possible approach: although our boat is faster than the whales, we never force the approach but we respect its will. Each sighting is unique and unrepeatable so we cannot anticipate what kind of encounter we will have: these cetaceans are in their natural habitat and with absolute freedom!

Discover a different side of Tamarindo on a guided coastal adventure combining kayaking, snorkeling, and island exploration in one experience. Paddle across the calm Pacific waters while enjoying beautiful views of Tamarindo’s coastline and surrounding landscape. The journey to Captain Island adds a sense of exploration as you leave the beach behind and reach a natural marine environment. At the island, explore by kayak and snorkel near its rocky formations and reef areas, where you may encounter tropical fish, coral formations, and other marine life. The experience balances active adventure with time to enjoy the scenery and surroundings. With a professional bilingual guide leading the experience, travelers receive guidance on kayaking, snorkeling, and safety throughout the tour. The combination of paddling, snorkeling, coastal views, and Captain Island makes this a memorable way to experience Tamarindo from a different perspective.

You experience the penguin sighting from a small boat and in small groups of travelers, which allows you to see the penguins in small groups and up close, with an intimate observation that large boats do not allow. The tour crosses the Fuegian valleys to Puerto Almanza, a fishing village in front of the Beagle Channel, before sailing to the Isla Martillo colony, where the guide provides explanations aboard the boat (the vehicle transfer does not include guiding). Papuan penguins can be seen all year, and from October to March, Magellanic ones too.

Rafting on the Fonce River with Chicamocha Rafting offers a safe and unforgettable experience for its visitors. Unlike other operators, personalized attention and a focus on quality make every traveler feel part of something special. They ensure you experience the thrill of the rapids while enjoying a spectacular natural environment. Furthermore, the guides will not only take you downstream, but they will share stories, interesting facts, and secrets of the place that will make your adventure something unique. Book and discover the difference of touring the Fonce with real local guides and adventure enthusiasts!

It is a new proposal to know the Tigre Delta. A day of guided sailing and hiking. Artisanal boat trips, guided by Sebastián Arena, islander and nature interpreter. A unique navigation experience, live charting, bird watching, flora and fauna identification, anchoring in the Río de la Plata. Landscapes, Sounds, Flavors History Culture Nature Tourism

Turn your day in Pipa into an unforgettable experience: sail by boat across beaches, cliffs and crystal clear waters, immerse yourself in the natural landscape of Dolphin Bay and experience the thrill of swimming near the dolphins in their natural habitat. A special combination of adventure, nature and spectacular landscapes you only find on the coast of Pipa.

Experience rafting on the Chili River, a few minutes from the center of Arequipa. Discover the Chilina Valley while navigating Class II and III rapids accompanied by professional guides. Enjoy a safe and exciting experience with full equipment, round-trip transportation, and snacks included. Ideal for those looking to combine adventure, nature, and a different way to know Arequipa.

Group of maximum five students per instructor: the class is practically private. The instructors are local surfers who teach in Campeche all year round, with training in aquatic first aid, serving in Portuguese, Spanish, and English. The Campeche has a sandy bottom and a wide strip, which makes learning safer for those who have never been on a board. The school's base is the Sea Wolf Hostel Campeche, where you put on the neoprene before entering the water.