Make your way to Colombia before too many other travelers catch on to this upcoming destination. Tour Bogotá, Colombia's capital; Villa de Leyva, a small and colonial town declared a national monument by Colombia in the fifties; and Cartagena, an classic Colombian city filled with rich history and architecture. This tour also includes a visit to Rosario Islands.

Visit the magical ruins of Machu Picchu and the beautiful city of Cuzco, and end your vacation in Costa Rica at the amazing Arenal Volcano. But don’t forget the beaches of Manuel Antonio National Park, a wildlife sanctuary within itself. Manuel Antonio is considered one of the most beautiful national parks in Central America with white sand beaches, abundant fauna, exuberant flora, and scenic footpaths.

Visit the 3 New Wonders of the World: Chichen Itza in Mexico, Machu Picchu in Peru and Christ the Redeemer in Brazil. First we visit the Mayan ruins of Chichen-Itza and Uxmal. We stop in Lima, Peru’s historic capital and spend two nights in Cuzco, the center of the Inca Empire. We take a magical train ride to the Inca ruins of Machu Picchu and finish our trip in Rio de Janeiro where we will see a Samba dinner show, Sugar Loaf, Corcovado Mountain and Christ the Redeemer.

Combine Chile, Argentina and Brazil with a fantastic side trip to Colonia del Sacramento, a lively colonial town with narrow cobbled streets, and Montevideo in Uruguay. Yampu travelers will cross the border to Argentina by lake, from Argentina to Uruguay by river and from Argentina to Brazil via Iguazu Falls. We will also visit Santiago, Buenos Aires, Puerto Varas, Bariloche, Iguazu Falls and finally Rio de Janeiro.

Yampu’s South America Highlights Tour takes you to all the highlight destinations of Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Argentina and Brazil, plus a crossing from Peru to Bolivia through Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world. You will spend a night in the Island of the Sun, on the shores of the lake, and a day in fascinating La Paz, the highest capital in the world, at 12,000 feet.