La Paz to Rio

• La Paz: Tuck into a 3-course set menu at Manq’a (“food” in Aymara), a seriously cool restaurant with a big heart

• Your meal supports culinary training and better opportunities for vulnerable youth, while championing sustainable, fairly priced local produce and proud cultural food traditions

• La Paz: See the city through the eyes of masked shoe shiners (these are the people who keep La Paz moving)

• Expect a walking tour that goes beyond the usual sights, with real stories about daily life, stigma, and informal work, all while supporting community projects that back shoe shiners and their families

• La Paz: Leave La Paz after dark and roll into Sucre on a 13-hour overnight journey

• Oh yeah, and there are comfy reclining seats on this ride!

• Sucre: Get your bearings in Bolivia’s “White City”

• Wandering the colonial centre with its elegant plazas, architecture, and easy-going vibe

• Then you can grab a proper local bite at Salteñería El Patio — Sucre’s go-to for juicy salteñas in a classic courtyard setting

• Potosi: Walk the UNESCO-listed historic centre where grand churches and cobbled streets meet the shadow of Cerro Rico

• Expect a loop through Plaza 10 de Noviembre, plus time to dive into the Casa Nacional de la Moneda — the former mint turned museum that tells the story behind Potosí’s wealth (and its cost)

• Potosi: Head to a local ex-miner’s home for a home-cooked meal and a no-filter chat about life in the mines

• You'll enjoy local dishes like quinoa soup and potatoes, plus get a deeper look at the challenges (and resilience) behind this tough line of work

• Uyuni: Roll through Uyuni’s high-altitude outpost vibes — dusty streets, a lively plaza, and market stalls with llama wool and quinoa on repeat

• It’s the rugged launchpad for what you came for… and your Trip Manager will help you get orientated before the big landscapes take over

• Salta: Wander around Plaza 9 de Julio and the city’s leafy, pastel-lined streets, taking in the cathedral and the glow of San Francisco Church

• As evening hits, you’ll have the chance to soak in the local peña scene (think folk music energy and regional flavours)

• Buenos Aires: Head out with your Trip Manager to get the lay of the land — key spots, neighbourhood vibes, and the best ways to spend your free time

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• Montevideo: Get your bearings in Uruguay’s laid-back capital with a stroll through Montevideo’s streets, plazas, and waterfront vibes

• Expect local colour, easy wandering, and plenty of spots to pause for a cafe stop or a snack as you explore at your own pace

• Colonia Del Sacramento: Wander Colonia del Sacramento’s cobbled lanes and colonial streets at the perfect pace

• Explore the Barrio Histórico, snap the lighthouse views, cafe-hop between bougainvillea-draped houses, then finish along the rambla as the Río de la Plata lights up at sunset

• Iguazú Falls: Take a walk through the lush rainforest trails, finishing up at the very edge of the Devil’s Throat

• You’ll have time to wander the different walkways, basking in the views and watching out for rainbows and wildlife too

• And if you’re feeling adventurous, how about the optional Gran Aventura speedboat ride?

• Puerto Iguazu: Visit a jungle rescue and rehab centre dedicated to helping native animals recover and return to the rainforest when possible

• Riding in by trailer and walking guided forest trails, you’ll hear each animal’s rescue story and learn about the real threats they face (trafficking, habitat loss, and road accidents)

• Rio de Janeiro: Ever heard of Favelas? They're growing neighbourhoods in Brazil

• And on this tour, we'll visit Favela Cantagalo near Rio

• We'll check out the Portal of Saint Roman, walk through alleyways, see the 10 paintings of the Houses-Screen, and even stop by a few viewpoints along the way

• You'll even visit the Museu de Favela-MUF, a historical museum about memories and cultural heritage of favelas in the world

• It's a collection about 20,000 residents and their ways of life, and how their stories are an unknown but important part of Rio de Janeiro's history

• Trust us, you don't wanna miss this one

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