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Walking Holidays in South America

South America Walking Holidays

Peru

The Inca Trail

Walking Holidays in South America
8 Days from USD 2617
USD 2355

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Walking & Trekking
Peru

Glamping on the Inca Trail

Walking Holidays in South America
New
9 Days from USD 5098
USD 4590

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Walking & Trekking
Peru

Inca Trail, Titicaca & Nazca

Walking Holidays in South America
15 Days from USD 6148
USD 5535

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Walking & Trekking
Argentina

Classic Patagonia Treks

Walking Holidays in South America
New
13 Days from USD 10093
USD 8085

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Walking & Trekking
Peru

Inca Trail & the Amazon Rainforest

Walking Holidays in South America
15 Days from USD 7348
USD 5880

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Walking & Trekking
Peru

The Salkantay Trek

Walking Holidays in South America
14 Days from USD 4573
USD 4125

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Walking & Trekking
Ecuador

Galapagos Walking Adventure

Walking Holidays in South America
14 Days from USD 8998
USD 7200

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Walking & Trekking

Top 5 Highlights of Walking Holidays in South America

The Inca Trail: This is undoubtedly one of the most famous and iconic walking routes in South America, and the world. The trail winds through breathtaking Andean landscapes and presents stunning views of snow-capped peaks and ancient ruins. The highlight of this trek is reaching Machu Picchu, the legendary “Lost City of the Incas.” As you make your way along the trail, you’ll witness the remnants of this ancient civilisation.

Galápagos Islands: These remote and isolated islands are a haven for wildlife and nature lovers. Exploring the islands on foot lets you witness the incredible biodiversity of the archipelago close-up. From giant tortoises to marine iguanas and playful sea lions, the Galápagos Islands host a staggering array of indigenous species found nowhere else on earth. Observe wonderful creatures in their natural habitat and appreciate the delicate balance of nature that exists in this ecological paradise.

Torres del Paine National Park: This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in Chile boasts towering granite peaks, shimmering glaciers and glistening lakes. The park offers a network of well-marked trails that cater to different levels of ability. Whether you take on the challenging W Trek or choose a shorter day hike, the incredible vistas of Torres del Paine will leave you in awe of the raw beauty of this region.

Amazon Rainforest: Walking through the Amazon rainforest is an adventure like no other, giving you a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to discover the world’s largest tropical wilderness. The lush vegetation, vibrant wildlife and symphony of sounds are a sensory overload. As you trek through dense foliage, you’ll encounter monkeys swinging through the trees, colourful birds soaring overhead and perhaps even an elusive jaguar or giant river otters.

Lake Titicaca: situated between Peru and Bolivia, Lake Titicaca is an immense freshwater lake that holds great cultural significance for the local indigenous communities. Walking along its shores offers a unique insight into the traditional way of life of the local people, who have lived on floating reed islands for centuries. Explore the fascinating islands and interact with the locals, learning about their customs and traditions.

Who would have thought (without this trip) that there could be such astonishingly lively, unspoiled and (for the most part) unfrequented mountain terrain – and such beautiful and varied walking – just a stone’s throw from the infamous high-rise resort of Benidorm?

Sarah Wellburn Hike Spain's Sierra de Aitana

Who would have thought (without this trip) that there could be such astonishingly lively, unspoiled and (for the most part) unfrequented mountain terrain – and such beautiful and varied walking – just a stone’s throw from the infamous high-rise resort of Benidorm?

Sarah Wellburn Hike Spain's Sierra de Aitana

This trip was unforgettable! Many people choose to do the Annapurna Circuit on their own and they mainly follow the Jeep track, which didn’t appeal to us. We were so happy and grateful that we decided to go with Exodus – we had the best guides! Sukman and his assistant guides Dipendra and Lakpa Sherpa were fantastic.

We had knock knock tea in the mornings – loved that part, and followed a mix of alternate trails (that weren’t well known) with certain sections along the main Jeep track. On those quieter trails, we rarely encountered other trekkers and definitely no other tour groups. We did pass herds of goats and met local people. We only saw other people along the main jeep track.

Two days before reaching Thorong La Pass, we had heavy snow. Thanks to Sukman’s expertise, he made the difficult decision to backtrack immediately. Many trekkers without guides, or those who chose to wait out the storm, ended up stranded at high camp and had to be rescued. We were fortunate to make it safely off the mountain in time, though it meant rerouting the second half of our trip. Even with the detour – we thoroughly this trip thanks to the amazing team. The porters were also incredible companions. Without them, carrying all of our belongings for three weeks would have been tough!!

Bee A Annapurna Circuit Trek
Walking Holidays in South America