Lima
Hostels can be found all over Lima and Miraflores offering comfortable, clean, safe, and fun backpacker accommodation for much cheaper than any hotel. Hostel staff is often more than happy to help travelers guide their way through the city or the country, and comfortable common rooms give you an opportunity to meet other vacationers and like-minded wandering souls.
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Florianopolis
Florianopolis, the capital of the state of Santa Catarina, is a beautiful city split between the Brazilian mainland and the shores of beautiful island Santa Catarina. This prime location means Florianopolis boasts over 40 beaches to its name. The two halves of the city are linked by two scenic bridges. The business end is on the mainland, while the island is home to the city’s historic district, with many beautiful buildings to see and explore.
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Cuzco
An ancient city in modern times, Cuzco is a huge center for travelers in Peru and South America. With centuries-old buildings and an omnipresent indigenous influence, it is still easy to see Cuzco as the hub of the Incan empire. Vacationers world over flock to this important site, and it should certainly be a must-see on any backpacker’s list.
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Cordoba
Cordoba has yet to hit it big as a destination for international tourists, which could definitely work to your advantage. A little more organic, simpler, and cheaper than the other major Argentine tourist destinations, Cordoba still offers something to be discovered.
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Bariloche Bariloche borders the shore of beautiful lake Nahuel Huapi, and lies on an important mountain pass between Chile and Argentina. It’s beauty and location have turned Bariloche into one of the main tourist and backpacker destinations in Argentina. |
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Argentina’s Natural Spectacle: Iguazu Falls As any Argentine will tell you, no trip to Argentina is complete without a visit to the much-acclaimed Iguazu Falls. Even if your itinerary is based on exploring Buenos Aires, you can easily make a two or three-day trip to the natural beauty of the falls. |
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Sucre
Beautiful tranquil Sucre, with its white-washed buildings, vibrant student
culture, and nearly ideal climate, is a necessary stop for any traveler tripping
their way through Bolivia. Elegant churches and beautiful architecture make it
Bolivia’s most attractive city, and as the site of the country’s judicial
capital and one of its most important universities, there’s plenty of history
and culture to go around.
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Santa Marta Santa Marta itself is a tranquil resort town, where Colombians flock to enjoy the sandy beaches and cool waters during the hot summer. Nearby coral reefs provide excellent spots for diving, and jetskis can be rented on the beach. If you aren't comfortable taking one around yourself, you can usually get a ride. |
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Ecuador
It’s five days into my trip to Ecuador, my first time traveling alone, my first time in South America, and here I find myself at 4,000 meters elevation wondering how to get down. How did I find myself in such a situation, you might ask. |
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