Discover Buenos Aires in a new and sustainable way on exclusive e-bike tours for up to 4 people. Each electric bike is hand-painted with fileteado porteño, a moving piece of art that pays homage to the identity of Buenos Aires — perfect for memorable photos!
Led by passionate local guides, the customised tours go beyond the tourist map, weaving together history, art, architecture, local life and nature. Ride past iconic landmarks as well as authentic neighbourhoods where everyday Buenos Aires life unfolds with true local flavour. Along the way, enjoy an authentic mate ritual with alfajores, or even a picnic by request.
Choose from curated routes that highlight charming neighbourhoods, leafy parks, the calm of the riverside along the Río de la Plata and the city’s creative pulse.

Our colleagues from SAT Argentina have recently tested the tours and were truly impressed by this active exploration of the capital. 

Set off from Ushuaia on a new full-day tour through the Beagle Channel, where dramatic landscapes meet unforgettable wildlife encounters. As you cruise past Bird Island and Sea Lion Island, watch for cormorants, skuas, petrels, albatross and South American sea lions before reaching the iconic Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse.

At the historic Harberton Ranch, a Zodiac will carry you across to Martillo Island. Guided by an expert, you will walk among a colony of Magellanic and Gentoo penguins on a one-hour trek offering close contact with these remarkable birds in their natural habitat. Back at the ranch, enjoy time for lunch and visit the Akatushún Museum of Marine Mammals, before returning to Ushuaia by road or boat. A truly memorable experience for adventurous travellers at the end of the world!

Step into the hidden heart of Buenos Aires on this new combined tour of history, gastronomy and tradition. Begin with a private guided visit to El Zanjón de Granados, where labyrinthine tunnels reveal the city’s intriguing past, including its politics and everyday life. For an even more special experience, we can arrange to tour with Don Jorge, the founder of El Zanjón, who will share the site's stories in his own words. Afterwards, enjoy empanadas and premium Malbec wine in the museum’s elegant library and art gallery.
Across the street lies Casa Mínima, the city’s narrowest house and a symbol of porteño identity. This charming 18th-century home, with its original courtyard walls, preserves layers of myths and history. Here, you will uncover the origins of mate, learn about its rituals and meanings, and share a traditional merienda of mate and pastries in this authentic setting. 

Discover the heart of the Maipo Valley and the origins of Chile’s iconic Cabernet Sauvignon with the exclusive Don Melchor Experience at Viña Concha y Toro. Begin your tour at the historic Don Melchor mansion, a national heritage site, with a sparkling wine from Azur in Limarí Valley. Stroll through the elegant rooms and the vineyard gardens on a private route designed solely for Don Melchor guests.
An expert sommelier will guide you through a tasting of the estate’s award-winning wines—from 3 select vineyard plots to a custom blend—culminating in the world’s top-ranked Don Melchor 2021–2022. The experience continues with a gourmet 4-course lunch, each dish paired with fine wines, in a setting that reflects the excellence of Chilean wine and hospitality.

Treat yourself to a day of pure relaxation amidst the stunning Patagonian landscapes of Chile’s Lake District. Just over 2h from Puerto Varas via the scenic Cochamó Valley, Termas del Sol offers a unique wellness escape surrounded by pristine nature and views of the majestic Andes.

Unwind in one of the 10 natural stone pools, each with its own unique shape and character, with temperatures ranging from 36°C to 45°C. The thermal waters originate from a natural spring at 60°C and gently flow into the pools, creating the perfect balance of warmth and serenity. A network of 300m of wooden walkways connects the pools, allowing you to wander through the lush surroundings and soak up the tranquil atmosphere. 

Experience DanSa, Lima’s groundbreaking immersive dinner show that blends Peru’s rich culinary heritage with its vibrant traditional dances. Set in an elegant venue in Lince, the evening will take you on a sensory journey through the country’s three main regions — the coast, the highlands and the jungle — presented via a 6-course tasting menu paired with 3 signature cocktails. Each dish is carefully crafted using the finest Peruvian ingredients, offering a dining experience that is both refined and unforgettable.
As the night unfolds, a troupe of professional dancers will perform iconic dances from each region, creating a captivating fusion of gastronomy and music. Explanations of each course are displayed on screens in Spanish and English, ensuring that you can fully appreciate the flavours and traditions. DanSa is more than just a dinner — it’s a celebration of the Peruvian soul.
 
Kindly note: The show runs from Thursday to Saturday.

After exploring Lima's grand colonial architecture and historic plazas, spend the evening strolling through the capital's most iconic bars — the perfect blend of history, flavour and local nightlife.
Your experience begins at the Museo del Pisco, located on the corner of the Plaza de Armas, between the Cathedral and the Government Palace. Enjoy some classic anticuchos — or a Peruvian tortilla de papa for vegetarians — paired with a refreshing Chilcano or another creative pisco-based cocktail. A 15-min walk along the lively Jirón de la Unión will take you to the Plaza San Martín and La Emolientería, where traditional emoliente drinks are given a modern twist and served with golden, crispy tequeños. The night concludes at the historic Bar of the Hotel Bolívar, a Lima institution since 1924. Here, you can savour a world-renowned Pisco Sour in an elegant Art Deco setting, completing an evening that celebrates the city’s vibrant culture and cocktail heritage.
 
Kindly note: To avoid heavy traffic, we recommend this tour as an extension of the classic afternoon city tour, starting directly from the historic centre of Lima.

Discover Cusco’s bohemian quarter on our new walking tour of San Blas, with its cobblestone streets, hidden stairways, and panoramic city views. Starting at the iconic Cristo Blanco statue overlooking the city, you will stroll through scenic trails to Calle Siete Borreguitos, the city’s most picturesque street and a perfect spot for unforgettable photos. You will uncover the history of the mystical Huaca Sapantiana and its historic aqueduct, and learn about the Qhapaq Ñan, the ancient Inca road system that once connected the Inca Empire’s four regions.

En route, you will meet Sabino, a local musician who will enchant you with a live demonstration of traditional Andean instruments. The guided walk concludes in the main square of San Blas, where you can explore handicraft workshops and art galleries. This tour is the perfect way to experience Cusco's creative and hidden soul beyond its Inca walls.

Step into a world where fine wine meets cultural expression in the heart of Montevideo. City Winery is an urban interpretation centre where an industrial winery blends with a gourmet restaurant and an interactive space dedicated to both wine and Uruguayan heritage.

Your evening begins with the 3-course 'Banquete Rioplatense', a refined culinary journey through Uruguay’s diverse regions that highlights local flavours and ingredients, paired with Pizzorno’s finest reserve wines. The experience continues with Show Move, an immersive live performance in a 360° cinema room. Surrounded by 4 panoramic screens, dazzling dancers and evocative rhythms, you will feel the vibrant heartbeat of Uruguay’s culture.

Discover Montevideo through its most iconic rhythm: the tango. At the CordónSur Tango studio, professional dancers and musicians open their doors to share the passion, elegance and tradition of this cultural treasure.
Join an authentic tango class or experience a milonga at weekends — a lively social dance gathering where locals and visitors come together to celebrate tango in its purest form. CordónSur also brings tango into everyday city life with pre-scheduled open-air events that reflect the Montevidean tradition of enjoying music and dance in the vibrant streets.

Just a short drive from the picturesque colonial town of Villa de Leyva, Casa Selvaggio is a new retreat in Ráquira that invites you to reconnect with nature, tradition and yourself. Nestled in the serene landscapes of the Boyacá highlands north of Bogotá, its 7 sustainable eco-villas provide an ideal setting for reflection, balance and inspiration.

The experiences at Casa Selvaggio are designed to nurture both body and soul. Go hiking and horse riding through Andean trails, or practise yoga, meditation and mindful breathing — from restorative yin to acro-yoga — complemented by shiatsu and Thai massages.

Culinary workshops at the renowned restaurant Forestia Cocina Local bring Colombian traditions to life, such as preparing envueltos de maíz — a typical corn-and-cheese bread cooked in its husk — a heritage recipe passed down for generations.

Finally, artisan tours take you to the neighbouring villages of Tinjacá and San Miguel de Sema, where you can discover basket weaving, local farming traditions and handcrafted cheeses.

The Papallacta highlands, just 90min from Quito, invite you to reconnect with nature and yourself.

Begin the day at Mamallacta, a sustainable art gallery hotel in the páramo, with a cup of organic cacao, followed by a revitalising yoga session, and a guided hike through golden grasslands and papyrus groves. Unwind in the healing thermal pools with a calming pranayama session, before enjoying a nourishing vegetarian or vegan lunch made with fresh, local ingredients.The day concludes with a guided meditation and a sound healing journey with Tibetan singing bowls.
 

Our SAT Ecuador team experienced this retreat first-hand and, inspired by it, has designed further wellness and yoga programs in the stunning settings of the Ecuadorian Andes.

Discover Ecuador’s pioneering winery, Dos Hemisferios, with a private tasting in Guayaquil. Over the past 20 years, the estate has turned the impossible into reality by producing fine wines on the equator. Each bottle capture the essence of the land's unique microclimate, offering flavours and aromas found nowhere else.
You will sample a wide selection of wines — from reds and whites to rosés, sparkling and even orange wines — crafted from 12 grape varieties across 37 hectares. Each tasting is paired with Ecuador’s world-renowned chocolate, a perfect harmony of flavour and heritage.
For an elevated experience, lunch with wine pairing is also available. From May to Oct, vineyard visits offer an even deeper look into winemaking at the Middle of the World.

Pause your adventure at the breathtaking Quilotoa Lagoon and step into a world of creativity at Kuntur Wasi, the studio of renowned local artist Alfonso Toaquiza.

At La Casa del Cóndor, you will explore the vibrant world of Naïf art—a joyful style known for its vivid colours, bold outlines and heartfelt depictions of everyday life in the Andes.
Under Alfonso’s guidance, discover the secrets of traditional pigments, experiment with native materials, and create your own masterpiece to take home. This 3-hour workshop will take you on a journey into the cultural soul of the Andes. 

Experience the Itaipu Dam — the world's largest hydroelectric plant in production — like never before on weekends in Foz do Iguaçu with Itaipu Illuminated. This special evening tour begins at the Visitor Reception Centre, where you will board audio-guided buses. At the Mirante Central viewpoint, musicians Sofia Goulart and Tiago Rossato celebrate the vibrant music of the Triple Frontier. As night falls, the monumental dam comes alive with a dazzling illumination show, perfectly synchronised to a moving soundtrack. Visitors then pass through the Penstocks to admire the structure up close.
The tour concludes with a delicious dinner at the Barrageiros Restaurant, located in the former cafeteria of the dam builders. Stories and traditions from the construction era enrich the experience, creating a memorable blend of flavours, history and human achievement against the backdrop of this engineering wonder.

From June to early August, the Brazilian winter brings an extraordinary spectacle to the city's coastline: the migration of humpback whales. Join a whale and dolphin watching tour led by a team of specialised marine biologists and expert guides, and witness these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.
Departing in the early morning during the season, the tour offers stunning coastal views alongside fascinating insights into whale and dolphin behaviour. This unforgettable experience is perfect for nature lovers seeking adventure and education during Rio’s cooler months. Available for a limited time only, it has quickly become a seasonal highlight — an exclusive opportunity to connect with wildlife and the beauty of Rio's coastline.
 
Kindly note: Tours are available during the observation season from June to early August.

The new 5-star hotel is now open inside Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM). Conveniently connected to the terminal via walkway, the hotel features 249 soundproof rooms & suites with views of the runway. Facilities include, 24-hour room service, an on-site restaurant & bar, wellness area, fitness center and a heated indoor pool. Guests also have direct access to 30 shops, 25 restaurants & a 2,000 m² food hall within the airport complex.

Recently opened in Salta in north-west Argentina, Dazzler by Wyndham Salta is a modern 4-star hotel close to the city’s main attractions, including Paseo Balcarce and the Museo de Alta Montaña. The property features 75 double rooms in Classic and Superior categories, designed for both leisure and business travellers. Highlights include a rooftop pool with panoramic views, a restaurant and bar, a gym as well as a 24-hour reception.

Housed in a restored 18th-century casona, Casa Clara is a newly opened boutique hotel combining Colonial Hispanic and Cusquean architecture in Cusco’s historic center. With just 8 spacious rooms arranged around traditional patios, it offers a charming and intimate stay. Located next to Casona Inkaterra and opposite Palacio Nazarenas and Monasterio, the property provides a prime setting just steps from the main square.

New: Buenos Aires -

Rio de Janeiro

LATAM Airlines resumed its direct service between Buenos Aires (Argentina) and Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) as of June 23, 2025. The flight takes just 3h10min, compared to 5h30min with a layover in São Paulo. Operated with Airbus A320ceo and A320neo aircraft (174 seats), the daily route is planned to run until March 2026: GIG–EZE 22:15–01:25+1; EZE–GIG 05:30–08:15.

 New: Fortaleza - Parnaíba

(Route of Emotions)

LATAM Brasil launched a new route between Fortaleza & Parnaíba on Sept 13, 2025. The twice-weekly service connects Ceará’s capital with the city of Parnaíba, part of the famous Rota das Emoções. Flights operate with Airbus A319/A320 aircraft (174 seats): Fortaleza – Parnaíba 10:25–12:05 (Thu) / 14:05–15:45 (Sat); Parnaíba – Fortaleza 12:05–13:45 (Thu) / 15:45–17:25 (Sat).

New in 2026:Uruguay’s

new flag carrier SUA

Uruguay’s new national carrier, Sociedad Uruguaya de Aviación (SUA), is set to begin operations in the first half of 2026, marking the country’s return to having a flag airline since Pluna in 2012. SUA will focus on regional connectivity with up to 9 daily flights between Montevideo & Buenos Aires (Aeroparque), 4 daily flights to São Paulo and daily frequencies to other key destinations.