20 Quotes from Charles Darwin
Charles Darwin was the first person to really put the Galapagos Islands on the map with his descriptions in The […]
Patagonian International Marathon
Have you thought about racing in the wild of Patagonia? If not, here is a good opportunity for you to
A short history of Bossa Nova
Bossa Nova has an interesting history. Created in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1950s it rose in popularity over
Q’oyllur Riti Festival Peru
Q’oyllur Riti is one of the most intriguing festivals in the Andes, combining Pre-Columbian fertility ceremonies and Catholic processions with colourful
New Inca Path to Machu Picchu discovered
The Incas themselves may have provided Peruvian tourism officials with a partial solution to help alleviate Machu Picchu’s overcrowding problem.
This guy is the world’s biggest football fan!
The FIFA 2014 world cup is just around the corner, but how much of a fan of ‘the beautiful game’
Sixe Paredes Futurismo Ancestral: An Offering To Peru
From today a magical exhibition of Peru will be exhibited at Somerset House. Inside this historic venue alongside London’s river
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Punte del Este without the crowds
Punta del Este is popular among Uruguayan young, rich and wealthy from December to the end of January, but we
The Amazonian Manatee
Wikipedia: Mwanner The Amazonian Manatee has got to be one of the most intriguing looking mammals in Latin America. They
How Did Easter Island Get Named?
Easter Island was named by European Jacob Roggeveen who first saw the island on Easter Sunday, 1722 whilst leading a