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Lima, Peru
Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Sandboard the desert dunes of Huacachina.
Spot condors at Colca Canyon.
conquer the Inca Trail on the way to Machu Picchu.
experience traditional life on Lake Titicaca.
cross the Salar de Uyuni.
This truly was an unforgettable experience! Amazing people to travel with, stunning places to see, and fantastic memories made!
Did this type of tour for the first time and loved the experience. Overall is very well organized and allows you to see a lot of different places in a relatively short amount of time. Loved the Inca trail in particular.
Lima to Buenos Aires is a fun, fast paced tour. Lots of highlights and opportunities for memorable moments. Some long bus days but if you use them for a nap then you will be just fine.
I had the most epic adventure around South America. Thank you for showing me the beauty of Peru, Bolivia, Chile and Argentina. It has made me want to come back and visit this continent further. Creating memories that shall last a lifetime.
For young adults longing for an epic South American adventure, "Lima to Buenos Aires: Deserts & Dancing" delivers 35 days of non-stop action. Trek the Inca Trail, cross Bolivia’s salt flats by 4x4, and sample Argentina’s wine culture, all while forging lasting friendships in a small group. With immersive trekking, hiking, and cultural experiences across Peru, Bolivia, and Argentina, this trip offers big returns for those willing to invest their time. The tour’s unique selling point is its sheer scope—providing adventurous travelers with a vibrant, comprehensive journey through the continent’s most diverse landscapes and cultures.