Many of South America’s greatest hits can be found in Ecuador – from Andean peaks and the Amazon to tropical beaches, Inca ruins, colonial cities and the wonders of the Galapagos Islands. Not bad for a country the size of Colorado! The big question is where to start? To help you on …
Read More »When is best time to visit Chile
Chile basks in an embarrassment of natural riches, from golden beaches to massive glaciers. So whether you’re here to visit volcanoes, to wander through ancient forests or simply to take in the country’s magical vineyards or fjords, it pays to get your timings right. Here’s our guide for when to go …
Read More »Everyone can explore a more accessible Caribbean
Imagine dipping your feet into crystal clear waters along miles of golden sands, hearing your own breathing as you scuba dive, and seeing the sparkle of gold, silver, and gems in quaint shops. These alluring Caribbean travel experiences have historically not been accessible to wheelchair users, but fortunately that is …
Read More »Brazil: Take in the scenery at Iguazú Falls
Adventurers in Argentina and Brazil shouldn’t skip a visit to the breathtaking Iguazú Falls, a chain of waterfalls that spans the border between the two countries, surrounded by lush, green rainforest. The park is well-equipped for those traveling in wheelchairs or with otherwise limited mobility, with wide, well-tended walkways that allow easy access to the falls. …
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Rain? In Brazil? You may think that this tanned slice of South America is all golden beaches and cold caipirinhas, but this massive country encompasses everything from the steamy Amazon Rainforest to rushing cascades of the Iguaçu Falls (actually nearer to Buenos Aires in Argentina than Rio), so you need to consider both seasonal and regional differences when planning a trip. Here’s …
Read More »The best time to visit Panama
With deserted islands, Indigenous outposts, dense rainforests, cosmopolitan cities and two magnificent coasts to explore, Panama is somewhere to linger. But it pays to go at the right time – Panama lies just 9º north of the equator, buffeted by the trade winds, meaning a tropical drenching often comes with the …
Read More »World’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge Arouca 516 opens in Portugal
THE world’s longest suspension bridge has opened in Portugal – with tourists able to walk across the 1,692ft structure from next week. Opening to the public from May 3, a number of brave visitors have already walked across the ‘516 Arouca’ named due to being 516m in length. The bridge …
Read More »Long Island is a hidden charmer among the many islands of The Bahamas
Hidden among the more than 700 Bahamian Islands, Long Island is a quick charmer. With technicolor blue waters and lush greenery, this island offers the seclusion and utter beauty few islands these days can offer. The 80-mile oasis is just a 45-minute plane ride from Nassau. Here’s the best way to enjoy this hidden …
Read More »what is the best time of the year to visit the Bahamas?
Sapphire waters and sun-soaked sands beckon travelers to The Bahamas year-round. With warm weather that never fades and an abundance of unique islands to explore, this Caribbean nation located just a short flight from the east coast is a magnet for repeat visitors and last-minute bookers alike. But what is the best …
Read More »Go beyond the popular destinations with these five under-the-radar Caribbean destinations
From a wondrous cave that shines an electric blue when the sun hits to jungle-wreathed mountains that tower above, these five islands are the Caribbean’s best-kept secret. So as you plan your next trip, go beyond the popular Caribbean destinations and turn an eye to those lesser-known locales that are big on …
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