Argentina Travel Guide: 48 hours in Buenos Aires

Posted on July 19, 2010 - Category Argentina | 2 Comments

What to do, see, and eat when you visit Buenos Aires in 48 hours, with advice from an Argentina travel expert at Argentina For Less.

Argentina Travel Guide: Bariloche, Land of Snow . . . and Sweets

Posted on July 12, 2010 - Category Argentina | 5 Comments

For those wanting to visit Argentina and experience the rugged outdoors, the beautiful Patagonia scenery, and enjoy some great skiing, a Bariloche tour is a great way to get all that in and more. Bariloche, in northern Patagonia, is a Mecca for those heading for a Patagonia destination. The town is most famous as a [...]

Peru Travel Guide: Where to watch the World Cup

Posted on June 9, 2010 - Category Peru, Travel News | 2 Comments

Tips on where to catch World Cup games during a Peru vacation, by a Peru travel expert at Peru For Less

Brazil Travel Guide: The Tropical Paradise of Ilha Grande

Posted on May 26, 2010 - Category Brazil | 2 Comments

Have you ever dreamed of waking in a sun-filled cabaña with the scent of salt and tropical fruit breezing through the windows, and a view of glassy, ultramarine seas surrounding your island paradise on all sides? Ilha Grande, the grand island just off the coast of Brazil between Rio de Janerio and São Paulo, is [...]

Argentina Travel Guide: May Week Bicentennial Celebrations

Posted on May 21, 2010 - Category Argentina, Travel News | 10 Comments

Argentina is gearing up for a week-long party to celebrate the birth of the country as an independent republic. Festivities centering in Buenos Aires began today and will continue through May Revolution Week, until May 25. These festivities are a terrific excuse to go on a Buenos Aires tour. In May 1810, Argentina’s independence movement [...]

Peru Travel Guide: Visiting Lake Titicaca from Cusco

Posted on May 11, 2010 - Category Uncategorized | 11 Comments

Visiting the beautiful Lake Titicaca is one of the main attractions in Southern Peru and Bolivia and is easily accessible from culture soaked Cusco after your Machu Picchu adventure. The lake is the highest navigated area of water in the world and is one of the largest. What makes the lake so attractive are the [...]

Chile Travel Guide: Celebrating 200 years of Independence

Posted on May 10, 2010 - Category Uncategorized | 1 Comment

As Chile celebrates 200 years of independent history, the nation celebrates its rich and diverse past through a year of festivals and celebrations. Latin America For Less’ Jonathan Hudson was lucky to see the start of the party and tells readers what´s next. The atmosphere is electric. Thousands line the streets of Santiago all with [...]

South America Travel Guide: Bicentennial Festivals 2010

Posted on May 7, 2010 - Category Argentina, Brazil, Costa Rica, Peru | 3 Comments

As many of the nations of South America approach their 200th anniversary of independence from Spain, a number of celebrations and festivals have been planned across the continent – guaranteed to add some extra excitement to a Latin America vacation! One event is already underway: The South America Sails Regatta 2010has been circumnavigating the continent, [...]