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​​​​​​​You’ll go on a guided tour of Korikancha, Sacsayhuaman and the cathedral, but Cusco – jewel of the Andes and gateway to Machu Picchu– warrants further exploration on your own.

​​​​​​​You’ve decided you have to experience the mind-blowing Uyuni salt pans for yourself, but you can’t choose between staying in a luxurious airstream camper or a hotel built entirely out of salt. Let us assist in making your mind up…

​​​​​​​The Inca Trail is the most famous trek to Machu Picchu but the Lares, Salkantay and Choquechaca treks all have some unique selling points. Read on to find out which one will be best for you.

Chile’s bewitching desert getaway boasts an array of enchanting hotels. Read on to find out where you should rest your head in San Pedro de Atacama.

San Pedro de Atacama, in the high-altitude desert of northern Chile, is like nowhere else on earth. Read on to find out how you can experience the region’s spectacular landscapes, magnificent night skies and fascinating wildlife for yourself.

As a wise man once said, there's no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate gear. Cold nights and damp days can turn the trek of a lifetime into a miserable march if you’re not well equipped. To make sure you’re as comfortable as possible during your Inca Trail trek to Machu Picchu, we've put together this handy list of everything you'll need to bring along. We won't go so far as to actually pack your bags, though!

Everywhere you go in South America – from the steaming Andes to the towering Andes; bustling metropolises to tiny villages – you’ll hear music playing. And when there’s music, dancing is sure to follow. Read on to find out more about three of South America’s best dance destinations: Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro and Cusco.

​​​​​​​Taking the time to plan and pack properly will help you to get the most out of this once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Read on for tips from people who’ve been before…