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Chile Tops the Travel Charts

Paige

Written by Paige, Nicaragua, May 2011

Though 2011 is still young, it’s already been an excellent year for Chile’s rapidly expanding travel industry. This is awards season in tourism, and Chile has scored top spots on two of the world’s ... 
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Christmas in Peru

Zoe Smith

Written by Zoe Smith, United Kingdom, November 2012

With sweltering temperatures and not a snowflake in sight, Christmastime is a little different in Peru . That doesn’t stop the natives from getting in the festive spirit, though – Christmas light ... 
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Costa Rica in Rainy Season

Paige

Written by Paige, Nicaragua, November 2012

Everyone knows that the best time to visit Costa Rica is in dry season, from mid-December through April or so, when the sun is shining and prices are at a premium. Or is it? Costa Rica is a popular ... 
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Culture and Wildlife Shore Excursions in Panama

Panama Expert: Kevin

Written by Panama Expert: Kevin, Panama, May 2012

We asked Kevin for his top activities for visitors to Panama, and here’s what he had to say... Editor's Note: This recommendation was taken from our Travel Blog . Visit his original post,  ... 
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Experience Quechua Culture in Peru

Paige

Written by Paige, Nicaragua, June 2012

The colorful culture of the Quechua-speaking peoples seems mysterious to many travelers, an exotic element of Peru ’s Andean population, always visible in bright woolen textiles, yet separate, ... 
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Exploring Fortaleza, Brazil

Paige

Written by Paige, Nicaragua, October 2012

There’s a reason why this vibrant metropolis, the capital of Ceara, is one of Brazil’s favorite places to vacation and relax. The balmy climate, beautiful warm-water beaches and outstanding nightlife ... 
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First Time Visitor Tips to Brazil

Paige

Written by Paige, Nicaragua, October 2012

Vast and varied, timeless and tempting, Brazil beckons travelers from all over the world. From pristine rainforests to urban jungles, world-class parties to quiet beaches, there is something here for ... 
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Free Things to Do in Lima, Peru

Paige

Written by Paige, Nicaragua, September 2012

While Peru was once a budget traveler’s dream (and parts of it certainly still is), many of the most popular spots will have backpackers going through soles at an alarming rate. Some of this is ... 
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Holiday Weekend at the beach in Canoa, Ecuador

Anne D

Written by Anne D, USA, November 2010

Over the holiday weekend, some friends and I decided to get out of Quito to do some exploring and traveled to Canoa, a beautiful beach town south of Pedernales and north of Manta. Canoa is great for ... 
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New Year's Eve in Valparaiso, Chile

Written by esmith, December 2012

You might think that for New Year’s Eve, the place to be in Chile would be Santiago . While there are (not insubstantial) fireworks ( fuegos artificiales ) in Santiago, the biggest party of the ... 
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Outdoor Activities in the Galapagos

Written by Ernest White, February 2013

Straddling the equator and offering up some of the most memorable ecological experiences in the world, Ecuador’s Galapagos Islands house some of the planet’s most unique wildlife amid a striking, ... 
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Outdoor Activities on Caye Caulker

Viator

Written by Viator, October 2012

Smaller than neighboring Ambergris Caye, but with equally flat waters, a nearby reef, a lagoon and mangrove side and constant trade winds, there’s plenty to do on Caye Caulker for nature enthusiasts ... 
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Outdoor Adventures in Arequipa

Viator

Written by Viator, September 2012

For those looking for an adventurous vacation, Arequipa offers many opportunities. The most popular adventure activity is visiting Colca Canyon, the third most popular tourist attraction in Peru, ... 
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Pipa Beach

Written by Ernest White, March 2013

Turquoise water and sandy cliffs bring beach bums to one of Brazil’s most exclusive strands, Pipa Beach. Called Praia da Pipa in Portuguese and located a mere 52 miles from the northeastern city of ... 
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Public Bike-Rental Program in Rio de Janeiro

Paige

Written by Paige, Nicaragua, November 2011

With its remarkable weather, fantastic vistas, and more than 200km (124mi) of bicycle paths and lanes (plus many other roads closed to automobile traffic on Sundays and holidays), Rio de Janeiro ... 
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