The Ultimate Horseback Adventure.
For years, travellers have come to Chilean Patagonia for the hiking, rafting, fishing and scenery.
Deep in the Peruvian Amazon, Roberto Serrini uncovers a smorgasbord of psychedelic frogs, research fanatics and a surprising array of creature comforts.
The ruins here rival Machu Picchu as it was the last bastion for the Inca and perhaps one of the last destinations tourists have infiltrated.
If you've ever said "I like nature...but I also like mattresses," then Bosko is your spirit animal in hotel form.
Yes, this tiny camp is in the Atacama Desert, but it’s also on the coast, making it a completely unique destination for adventurous souls.
Shack up in a bungalow hemmed with succulents near the tiny coastal town of Puerto Escondido.
You don’t really check in to Nothofagus. You enter it, like you’ve just wandered into something that shouldn’t exist this deep in the forest.
Magellan used the word patagóns to describe people he thought were giants when he explored this part of the world. It’s not surprising the name was passed on to the region taking up the southern half of Argentina.