Relax on white-sand beaches in Copacabana beach, Brazil.
Make friends with traditional Gauchos in Argentina.
South America Vacation Tips
Spanish is the primary language spoken across South America. Make sure you brush up on your Spanish or have a translator book or app ready!
It’s always a good idea to carry cash with you in case of an emergency or if a business does not accept credit cards.
The weather is generally mostly hot and humid but depending on where you’re going, you may run into colder weather.
Depending on where you’re going in South America, US residents may need a visa. Speak to one of our travel consultants for additional guidance.
Wifi is not as widely available as it is in the US, so plan accordingly.
South America is as safe as anywhere, but as usual, when traveling in a foreign country, it’s recommended to leave valuable jewelry or other high-priced non-essentials at home.
