Argentina invites families on a diverse journey filled with culture, nature, and adventure. In Buenos Aires, a city tour covers highlights from Plaza de Mayo and the colourful La Boca to elegant Recoleta. A behind-the-scenes visit to Teatro Colón reveals the magic of theatre production, while a private biking tour through Palermo’s parks and green neighbourhoods - complete with a dulce de leche ice cream stop - and a food tour in San Telmo add fun, hands-on experiences for all ages. A visit to the Obelisk lookout rounds off the experience with sweeping views over the city.

Just outside the capital, El Ombú de Areco provides an authentic estancia experience with horse riding, farm activities, and a traditional asado barbecue, bringing gaucho culture to life.

At the southern tip, Ushuaia introduces families to Patagonia’s wild landscapes. Exploring Tierra del Fuego National Park, riding the End of the World Train, cruising the Beagle Channel, and observing penguins on Martillo Island are complemented by 4x4 off-road lake adventures.

In El Calafate, family-friendly hotels offer access to the iconic Perito Moreno Glacier. The Safari Azul experience (from 6 years) allows close encounters with the ice, while optional mini-trekking on the glaciar (from 8 years) adds further excitement for adventurous explorers. An estancia visit and a 4x4 experience exploring local history and indigenous heritage - including a lunch or dinner inside a cave - create memorable moments for all ages.

The journey ends back in Buenos Aires with a memorable tango evening - an engaging cultural show that the whole family will enjoy.

Brazil invites families to explore a world of contrasts, where vibrant cities, untouched nature, and engaging experiences create unforgettable moments for all generations. In Rio de Janeiro, families discover the country’s most iconic city through interactive experiences - from panoramic views at Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain to a fun Jeep tour through the historic centre and Santa Teresa. Stops at the colourful Selarón Steps, a samba workshop at Cidade do Samba - where families can even try on Carnival costumes - and a bike ride along the beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema, including a visit to a local fruit market, create fun moments for all ages. Interactive visits to Museum of Tomorrow and AquaRio aquarium add an educational touch.

The journey continues to Paraty, a charming colonial town and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Families  explore cobblestone streets and historic architecture before setting out on a schooner cruise through Paraty Bay, with opportunities for swimming and snorkeling. A rainforest Jeep adventure reveals waterfalls, wildlife, and the historic Gold Trail, combined with a visit to a traditional cachaça distillery.

Nearby Ilha Grande offers a tropical island escape. Surrounded by lush vegetation and turquoise waters, families relax on pristine beaches or explore by boat - discovering the famous Lopes Mendes Beach or snorkeling in the vibrant Blue Lagoon. The island’s peaceful, car-free setting creates the perfect balance between relaxation and soft adventure.

The journey concludes in Foz do Iguaçu, the gateway to the spectacular Iguazu Falls. Families experience the falls from both the Brazilian and Argentine sides, combining scenic walks with the  thrilling Macuco Safari boat ride. Visits to the Bird Park and the Dreamland Complex - with thematic attractions such as the Dinosaur Valley and the Wax Museum - create the perfect ending to a fun and memorable family journey.

This family adventure through Chile begins in Santiago, exploring the capital’s highlights - from Plaza de Armas and lively local markets to panoramic views from San Cristóbal Hill by cable car. Just outside the city, Parque Tricao offers a 100-hectare nature reserve and playground with botanical gardens, birdwatching, kayaking, hiking and mountain bike trails, and canopy adventures for all ages.
The journey continues to the Casablanca Valley, where a family-friendly winery visit combines wine experiences for adults with creative workshops for children, such as painting their own labels or engaging in playful, educational tastings. Along the coast, Valparaíso and Viña del Mar come alive through interactive walking tours, exploring colourful streets and street art.
A true highlight awaits in the Elqui Valley, where families enjoy a unique glamping experience in the spacious family domes of Elqui Domos Lodge, set beneath some of the world's clearest skies. A stargazing tour at the Mamalluca Observatory fascinates travellers of all ages, while visits to local villages and pisco traditions add cultural depth.
Back on the coast in La Serena, a full-day excursion to Isla Damas offers unforgettable wildlife encounters - from Humboldt penguins and dolphins to sea lions - combined with time to explore pristine beaches and connect with local communities.
The journey then heads further south to Northern Patagonia, where Futangue Hotel & Spa offers a unique stay within a private nature reserve. Set near Lago Ranco, families enjoy warm hospitality, excellent cuisine, and a wide range of outdoor adventures - from hiking, biking, kayaking, and fly fishing to exploring waterfalls and volcanic landscapes. New lakeside cabins provide an ideal setting for families, with access to beaches, trails, and scenic viewpoints such as the Riñinahue waterfalls - creating lasting, nature-focused memories for the whole family.

Colombia awaits families with a diverse and engaging itinerary. In Bogotá, exploration becomes a playful discovery - from tasting exotic fruits at La Concordia Market to taking the cable car up Monserrate Hill for sweeping city views. Nearby, the underground tunnels of the Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral add a sense of wonder, whether explored by bike or through a child-focused adventure.
In the Coffee Region, families stay at Hotel Mocawa Resort, a family-oriented base with pools, games rooms, and outdoor activities. Experiences range from butterfly gardens and botanical reserves to chocolate-making at a sustainable cacao farm. In the colourful town of Filandia, basket-weaving workshops offer a creative connection to local traditions.
In Medellín, the vibrant Comuna 13 and its urban art scene reveal stories of transformation and identity. Nearby Parque Explora delights younger travellers with interactive exhibits, while outside of the city, a gentle hike to La Miel waterfall adds outdoor adventure.
On the Caribbean coast near Santa Marta, Ecohabs Tayrona offers a nature-focused stay in spacious bungalows. Activities include wildlife encounters, night safaris, fishing and tubing on the Don Diego River, visits to the beaches of Tayrona National Park, and cultural exchanges with the Arhuaco indigenous people of the Katanzama Community. 
In Cartagena, the journey ends with history and coastal charm - from exploring the San Felipe de Barajas Fortress to cycling through the city's colourful streets and ending with an ice cream workshop. In La Boquilla, mangrove canoe rides, drumming sessions, and a beach football match with locals create a memorable finale.

In Lima, families stay in a centrally located apartment-style hotel in Miraflores, perfectly placed to explore the city’s history and vibrant districts. Highlights include a visit to the San Francisco Monastery, with its underground catacombs, and the Magic Water Fountains Park where an interactive evening show of lights, music, and water delights all ages.
In the Sacred Valley, a charming hotel set within a 17th-century monument offers a unique base in the Andes. At Manos de la Comunidad, families can meet and feed llamas and alpacas, while hands-on activities - from an empanada workshop with Ernestina in Pisac to pottery in Cuyo Chico - create meaningful connections with local culture. In the community of Tambococha, playful experiences such as learning Quechua phrases and traditional dances offer authentic insight into Andean life.
The journey continues to Machu Picchu, where families discover one of the world’s most fascinating archaeological sites, before heading to Cusco. Here, family-friendly experiences such as a chocolate-making workshop provide both fun and learning, while interactive city tours bring history to life.
In the Amazon rainforest, a stay at Inkaterra Reserva Amazónica offers a true sense of adventure. Guided nature walks, wildlife spotting, and canopy walkways introduce families to the incredible biodiversity of the region, while flexible excursion planning allows each family to tailor their experience to their interests and pace.
Back in Lima, an optional extension to La Hacienda Bahía Paracas adds coastal relaxation and outdoor fun - from boat trips to the wildlife-rich Ballestas Islands to shell collecting with local fishermen or an exciting desert treasure hunt in the dunes of Huacachina - a perfect finale for young explorers.

Uruguay is an ideal destination for family travel, combining safety, short travel distances, and a relaxed pace with a wide range of outdoor experiences. In Montevideo, families can stroll or cycle along the scenic coastal promenade, explore one of the many parks, or visit lively food markets to sample fresh fruit and local specialties. Creative workshops offered by local artists - such as painting your own mate - provide fun, hands-on experiences, especially suited for children and teenagers.

The nearby colonial port town of Colonia del Sacramento invites families to wander its charming cobblestone streets, climb the historic lighthouse, and relax in cozy cafés or ice cream parlours.

Across the countryside, traditional estancias offer authentic rural stays where families can enjoy horse riding, interact with farm animals, and spend time outdoors before gathering for a classic asado barbecue. For a more boutique-style experience, La Baguala Country Resort provides a private beach on the Río de la Plata, along with pools, horse riding, cycling, and hiking trails - perfect for active family days.

Continuing along the coast, either by rental car or private transfer, Punta del Este offers a wide choice of family-friendly resorts and activities. From surfing at Playa Brava to paddle boarding and swimming at the calmer Playa Mansa, there is something for all ages. A visit to Casapueblo, an iconic artistic landmark, adds a cultural highlight, where its winding architecture, hidden corners, and ocean-view terraces create a playful space to explore.

For a truly unique adventure, head to Cabo Polonio National Park. This off-grid, car-free destination delights families with 4x4 rides across sweeping sand dunes, encounters with a large sea lion colony, and untouched beaches - an unforgettable nature experience for all generations.

New Air Transat flights:

Rio – Toronto & Montreal

Air Transat began operations in Brazil in Feb 2026, launching new direct flights from Rio de Janeiro (GIG) to Toronto (YYZ) & Montreal (YUL). Notably, it is currently the only airline offering a non-stop route between Montreal & Rio, strengthening access between Canada & Brazil. The service operates weekly as follows: GIG–YYZ (Thu, Sat); GIG–YUL (Fri). Both routes are operated seasonally with Airbus A330 aircraft: YYZ–GIG (Wed, Sat) until 10 Jun 2026; YUL–GIG (Thu) until 4 Jun 2026.

New daily Avianca flights:
Cusco - La Paz

Avianca increased its service between Cusco (CUZ) & La Paz (LPB) to daily flights in Mar 2026, strengthening connectivity between Peru & Bolivia. The daily operation adds 4,600 seats per month on this route and enhances flexibility for travellers. La Paz serves as a strategic hub for onward connections to destinations such as Uyuni & Sucre, while Cusco remains the main gateway to southern Peru. The route offers a daily direct flight: CUS-LPB at 12:30–14:45; LPB-CUS at 15:50-16:05.

New Latam flight:
Cuenca – Galápagos

LATAM has launched a new route connecting Cuenca (CUE) with Baltra (GPS) in the Galápagos as of 31 March 2026. The outbound flight operates with a technical stop in Quito (UIO), while the return flight runs non-stop from GPS to CUE, offering a convenient same-day connection for flexible itineraries, particularly for island-hopping programs. The service operates twice weekly: CUE–UIO–GPS (Tue, Sat) at 07:38–10:10 / 07:55–10:27; GPS–CUE (Tue, Sat) at 10:50–13:42 / 11:07–13:59.