Latin America Tours & Trips
Browse top Latin America tour packages & activities for young adults
Latin America is a vibrant and diverse region known for its rich culture, stunning landscapes, and adventure-filled destinations. It’s a top pick for young adults seeking unforgettable experiences and unique adventures.
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Group tours in Latin America are perfect for young adults. They offer the chance to explore iconic sites like Machu Picchu, the Amazon Rainforest, and more.
These tours provide a safe, social, and cost-effective way to travel, with experienced guides leading the way.
- Origin Travels
- Start and end in Nicoya
- 7 days
- 10 max. passengers
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- Travel Talk
- Start and end in Lima
- 15 days
- 40 max. passengers
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- Travel Talk
- Start and end in Lima
- 8 days
- 40 max. passengers
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- Travel Talk
- Start and end in San Jose
- 9 days
- 40 max. passengers
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- G Adventures
- Start and end in San Jose
- 16 days
- 16 max. passengers
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- Contiki
- From Bogota to Cartagena
- 12 days
- 25 max. passengers
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- Contiki
- From Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro
- 10 days
- 30 max. passengers
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- Contiki
- From Mexico City to Antigua
- 13 days
- 46 max. passengers
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Helpful travel information
What's the best way to get to Latin America?
Most young travellers fly into major hubs like Mexico City, São Paulo, or Buenos Aires. Look for budget airlines and deals for the best prices.
Do I need a visa?
Visa requirements vary by country and your nationality. Check each country’s embassy website for the latest info.
When is the best time to visit Latin America?
Visit between December and April for the best weather. Don’t miss festivals like Rio Carnival in February and Mexico’s Day of the Dead in November!
What health precautions should I be aware of?
Stay up-to-date on vaccinations, drink bottled water, and use insect repellent to protect against diseases like malaria and dengue.
What are the currency and payment methods?
Local currencies vary (pesos, reals, etc.). ATMs are common in cities, and credit cards are widely accepted in tourist areas, though cash is handy for small towns.
What local customs should I know or cultural sensitivity should I be aware of?
Respect local customs and traditions. Learn basic phrases in Spanish or Portuguese, and always greet people warmly.
How can I stay connected while travelling in Latin America?
Local SIM cards are cheap and widely available. Many hostels and cafes offer free Wi-Fi, so staying connected is easy.
What's the timezone?
Time zones vary across the continent, generally from UTC -3 to -8. Check local times to plan your travels.
Is tipping a thing in Latin America?
Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. In restaurants, 10% is standard. Always tip in local currency.
What is the local cuisine like?
Delicious! Enjoy tacos in Mexico, feijoada in Brazil, and ceviche in Peru. Street food is tasty and budget-friendly.
What's common ways of getting around Latin America?
Buses, domestic flights, and taxis are common. Organised group tours are ideal for hassle-free travel and making the most of your trip.
What are some general safety tips I should know while travelling in Latin America?
Stay aware of your surroundings, avoid flashy displays of wealth, use reliable transport, and keep your belongings secure. Always follow local advice and regulations.