City sightseeing trips in South America. Looking to explore South America on a city sightseeing tour? We offer 200 city sightseeing tours through-out South America, backed by over 240 reviews and offering discounts up to 40%. All our trips are offered by expert trip designers and South America destination experts, with trip durations ranging from 1 to 49 days.
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Simple stays with essential amenities. Typically guesthouses, hostels or hotels rated below 3 stars — clean, no-frills, and great for value-conscious travelers.
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Excellent email communication throughout, and when we arrived in each new region, the local tour specialists welcomed us and let us know they were available if we needed anything. It comes highly recommended.
This tour operator organized a cultural, spiritual and community immersion for me, my husband, my adult daughter and her boyfriend for 16 days in late February/early March of 2023. It was the most exciting trip I’ve taken. This is saying a lot considering I have spent a lifetime of travel, both personal and professional, focusing on Latin America.
Everything ran smoothly, even with chaotic settings and complex logistics. A big part of this was by providing us with amazing guides, starting with Jahel Amaru, who met us at the La Paz airport to whisk us across the altiplano to Oruro for its truly spectacular Carnival. Jahel is knowledgeable, patient, down-to-earth, smart patient, funny, and an extremely enjoyable person to spend time with. She guided us through the hectic Oruro Carnaval during its culminating weekend - with boundless energy and contagious enthusiasm. We had the time of our lives cheering on the colorful characters as they paraded and danced thanks to Jahel knowing exactly where to go, when, and providing invaluable context.
Community tourism (where visitors are connected with everyday Bolivians to learn about their lives) - has started to blossom in Bolivia, and this company is one of its pioneers. We got to experience it in Potosi, where we had another excellent guide, Marlene Quispe. She took us through Cerro Rico mine, which was the world’s leading supplier of silver. Marlene has close ties to mining: her brothers, parents and even she has worked there. As we ventured deeper into the earth, we learned from her about the mining process and cooperatives involved with it. She also introduced us to one of the mine's “tios” (“uncles” who are believed to protect miners), to whom she made an offering as she explained his importance.
Marlene took us to the Quechua community of Phuto Phuto, one of several in the rural district Cabanias that welcomes visitors as part of its community tourism program. Families take turns showing visitors their homes and traditions, including cooking huts with steaming pots, whose contents you later share for lunch. Marlene and one of the family members we met then led us on a beautiful hike to a spot where they invited us to participate in a ritual offering to Pacha Mama (Mother Earth). It was an incredible day I will always remember.
Another wonderful community tourism experience was in the majestic Cordillera Real (Central Andean range), where we appreciated both the nature and culture of the region by staying near the town of Tuni with the multi-generational Quispe family (not related to Marlene). Family members share with guests Aymara traditions like placing fishing nets, spinning yarn, making quinoa flour, and shearing alpaca fleece. Patriarch Jaime is a charismatic host and a certified mountain guide who along with his adult son Denys, also a certified mountain guide, have expertise leading visitors of different ages and abilities. We loved staying with them!
There are a few other places that stood out on our trip:
Hostal Las Olas in Copacabana on the shore of Lake Titicaca with gorgeous, artistic “cabins” and lovely views
Templo del Retiro Espiritual Cruz Andina (the Andean Cross Spiritual Retreat Center), in Tiwanaku steps from the ruins and owned by spiritual and cultural guide Rosse Mary Vargas Vilela. It’s filled with cats and crystals and offers delicious vegetarian meals. This is not a stop for everyone, but worth visiting or staying in if you are interested in mindfulness, ancient healing, and/or new age spirituality.
Luciana gave us a very positive vibe - it's as simple as that!
Everything was excelent and she did it great! We loved all of it. But the Amazon was great! Our best activity was Paragliding in Rio and the best lodge was Turtle Lodge in the Amazon. The only thing we didn't like were the mosquitos and the hotel in Manaus!
Embark on a continental odyssey with the "Grand South America" tour—a 20-day, moderately active journey through Colombia, Peru, Argentina, and Brazil. From the start in Cartagena’s coastal beauty and the lush Coffee Triangle to Bogota’s cosmopolitan pulse, this trip offers an immersive introduction to northern South America.
Fly to Peru for explorations in the Sacred Valley, a pilgrimage to Machu Picchu, and high-altitude adventures on Lake Titicaca. Continue to Lima before jetting to Argentina, where Buenos Aires’ tango rhythms and colorful barrios beckon. Marvel at the thunderous Iguaçu Falls—viewed from both Argentina and Brazil—before concluding in Rio de Janeiro, a city where colonial splendor meets modern marvels.
This tour package’s unique selling point is its multi-country scope, expertly blending iconic landmarks with local culture and scenery. With all-inclusive accommodations, meals, and transport, it’s the ultimate South American trip for experienced travelers seeking variety, depth, and adventure.
As my wife mentioned, we made this tour to Argentina and absolutely loved it. The tour is great because it combines three destinations that we were willing to visit this time in Argentina which were Buenos Aires city, Iguazu Falls and the northern region of the country, which are all very different from each other. Great experience!
My husband and a friend travelled for around 25 days visiting some of the most beautiful destinations in Argentina and Chile. Our favourite part was Mendoza and Bariloche for its exceptional landscapes and gastronomy. It is a trip that will remain in our memory forever.
Independent TourTypically a private tour undertaken by one or two travelers
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1-79 yrs
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english, spanish
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Buenos Aires, Santiago, El Calaf
Buenos Aires, Santiago, El Calafate, Ushuaia, Puerto Iguazu, Punta Arenas, Salta, Purmamarca, San Pedro De Atacama, Toconao, Santiago De Chile, Valparaiso, Tierra Del Fuego National Park, Iguazu Falls, Iguazu Falls
The tour company left a message at our hotel telling us what time they would pick us up the next day. They were exactly on time which was great. Our tour guide (Frank) was absolutely wonderful. So informative and he spoke english and spanish so well. I liked the fact there were only about 7 or 8 in our group too. It meant you had no trouble hearing what was being said. The walking tour of Valparaiso was a great way to see the place and if there was anything anyone in the group particularly wanted to look at it wasn't a problem. Lunch was at your own cost but it was a great restaurant that was chosen with wonderful views of Valparaiso. Visiting Vina Del Mar was good also and finishing the tour with a wine tasting in the Casablanca Valley was the perfect end to the day.
Let Bolivia’s kaleidoscope of landscapes and cultures surprise you on this 12-day private, guided tour. From the lush lowlands of Santa Cruz to the surreal white expanse of Uyuni Salt Flats, this journey reveals the country’s most iconic highlights and hidden gems.
Step back in time at the Jesuit Missions of Chiquitos, wander the colonial streets of Sucre, and marvel at the rich history of Potosi—once the world’s most prolific silver mining city. The adventure continues to La Paz, where you’ll explore the National Museum of Ethnology and Folklore before returning home inspired by Bolivia’s vibrant past and present.
With transport, comfortable accommodations, and meals included, this tour package is ideal for travelers seeking both cultural immersion and natural wonder. The standout feature is the unparalleled contrast between Bolivia’s diverse regions, ensuring each day brings something entirely new and unforgettable.
