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Locally owned travel agency. Our unique experiences take you to explore South America authentically, responsibly, and sustainably.

Photos from Latin Travel Collection's post 04/27/2026

Do you know where your coffee comes from? β˜•

Billions of people drink coffee daily... but very few actually know where and how their coffee is made.

In South America: Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, and Bolivia all produce this delicious beverage. If you've travelled with us, you know we take our coffee seriously... and just a lucky few have been able to explore an actually coffee farm!

From bean to cup... freshly made, instantly tasted πŸ˜‹

That's what are tours are all about: learning, living, and being a true traveler.. not just a tourist 🀎

Photos from Latin Travel Collection's post 04/24/2026

Our upcoming trip to Ecuador explores local Haciendas: beautiful state houses from the Spanish colonial era that still preserve their charm, history, and culture.

Immersed in the middle of the mountains, they should definitely be added to your bucket list... of course, along side our next trip to Ecuador in November. ✍🏻

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Photos from Latin Travel Collection's post 04/16/2026

Sendero Agua y Vida - Ecuador ⛰️

An extraordinary hike located in the Cayambe-Coca Nature Reserve that few people explore... of course with the perfect ending: Papallacta Hot Springs.

Tag the hiking friend you'd go with below πŸ‘‡

Photos from Latin Travel Collection's post 04/14/2026

Puma Tracking πŸ“·πŸΎ

Puma Concolor is the largest apex predator in Patagonia, yet very hard to spot, except with expert knowledge.

Embark on a responsible and educational adventure to find the elusive Puma in its natural habitat and learn about wildlife photography from local experts.

Ideal for nature enthusiasts who appreciate nature wild, free, and at a respectful distance 🀎

Book your next Patagonian (day and multi-day) adventure with Latin Travel Collection (contact information in the link in our bio πŸ‘†)

Photos from Latin Travel Collection's post 04/10/2026

Spring has sprung! 🌱

And with it comes warmer weather, sunshine, and of course.. a desire to start planning the summer holidays. Here are our top recommendations if you seek a sun-filled destination to stretch your legs:

- Colombia's Caribbean Coast (Cartagena & Santa Marta): Discover the colorful colonial building of the walled fort of Cartagena or a natural paradise with memorable landscapes at Tayrona National Park

- Ecuador's Galapagos Islands: A paradise for nature and wildlife enthusiasts and the perfect choice for those who want to explore a biodiversity hotspot

- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: The iconic city that offers stunning beaches, lush mountains, and the world-famous Christ the Redeemer.

Contact us to plan your next South American tour 🏝️

Photos from Latin Travel Collection's post 04/06/2026

Museums you can't miss in Lima, Peru πŸ“πŸ‡΅πŸ‡ͺ

Ok hear us out... the Amano Textile Museum & Larco Museum are beautiful displays of Pre-Columbian Art.

Textiles, ceramics, and other archeological pieces make up two wonderful collections that showcase Peru's history, culture, and human development. A perfect introduction to the country's most important archeological sites including Machu Picchu.

Contact us to plan a half-day or full-day tour to explore Lima's hidden gems and uncover this country's vibrant history πŸ“¨

04/02/2026

Do not disturb 🀚

I'm busy exploring markets, buying fresh ingredients, and eating farm-to-table (literally) πŸ…πŸ₯­πŸ«‘

You see... In South America, we take our food very seriously and buying fresh ingredients is more than just a weekend activity, we do it daily.

Here are some of our favorite city markets to explore:

- Bogota, Colombia: Mercado Paloquemao

- Buenos Aires, Argentina: Mercado San Telmo (weekends are the best as they come alive with live milonga and tango shows)

- Quito, Ecuador: Mercado Central & Mercado IΓ±aquito

And while most things are not edible, unless you consider potions for love and fertility, we make an honorable mention to:

- La Paz, Bolivia: Mercado de Brujas (an unusual market perfect for conjuring magic spells and ceremonies. Selling charms, magic potions, and even trinkets for witches and wizards).

Photos from Latin Travel Collection's post 03/31/2026

Easter: Bunnies, decorated eggs, and brunch? 🐰

Think again! In Ecuador's capital, Quito's easter celebrations involves solemn parades, elaborate garments, and cultural traditions that date back hundreds of years.

But let's not forget, before the catholic celebrations, indigenous communities celebrated Mushuc Nina (New Fire Day) to commemorate the equinox solsticeπŸ”₯

Fanesca is a traditional Easter dish that represents this syncretism: tender Andean grains of the first harvests combined with Spanish grains, cured fish, and sweet plantain. More than 14 ingredients to make this elaborate recipe.

Our favorite spots to eat Fanesca in the city of Quito: Mercado Central, Hasta La Vuelta SeΓ±or, & Hansel & Gretel. Three spots, three delicious takes on this traditional dish.

Comment below if you've ever tried Fanesca! ✍

Photos from Latin Travel Collection's post 03/27/2026

Let's talk about the Peruvian Coast πŸ‡΅πŸ‡ͺ

If you read about Peru the first thing that comes to mind is Machu Picchu but there's so much more to explore!

From Lima, we drive south on the coast to explore these 3 iconic sites:

- Huacachina Desert: A beautiful oasis and the perfect place to enjoy sand boarding and 4x4 dune buggies

- Nazca Lines: Enjoy a private plane ride to observe 2,000 year-old geoglyphs featuring geometric shapes, animals, and plants

- Paracas: Venture on a boat ride to explore Ballesta Islands' biodiversity and the famous Candelabra geoglyph

Book this Peruvian Coast add-on adventure with Latin Travel Collection! ✍️🏜️

03/25/2026

Amazon Rainforest: The world's largest tropical jungle 🌿

This unique ecosystem spans across most South American countries including Brazil, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, French Guiana, Guyana, Suriname, and Venezuela.

You can discover the Amazon Jungle by river cruise or land tour.

Are you adventurous enough? πŸ₯Ύ

Explore the Amazon with Latin Travel Collection! Explore our tours on our web (link in bio) πŸ‘†

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