Located in the tiny hamlet of Trancoso on Brazil's Bahian coast, UXUA Casa Hotel is a a brand new, undiscovered hideaway and an unforgettable retreat...
Built from indigenous materials such as jacaranda and chocolate slate, you'll find our Brazil resort at the confluence of three river valleys in the heart of the Mantiqueira Mountains.
The natural wonder of Iguazu Falls is among the world's most intrepid places, and Iguazu Grand Resort Spa & Casino is an award-winning oasis just ten minutes from the falls, bringing you an unrivaled South America experience...
Taste the Flavours of the Atlantic Rainforest at Awasi.
Steeped in history and located high in the Peruvian Andes, there is only one hotel located within walking distance of the ancient Inca citadel - Machu Picchu Sanctuary Lodge by Orient-Express...
A One-of-its-Own-Kind Galapagos Experience
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The Best of South America: Buenos Aires and Iguazu Falls
Buenos Aires runs on a schedule that would exhaust most cities. Dinner starts at ten, tango clubs fill after midnight, and everyone is somehow up by nine enjoying coffee and pastries. Teatro Colón has been drawing the world's finest opera companies to the southern hemisphere since 1908, in a building whose acoustics rival La Scala and the Vienna State Opera. The best luxury resorts in South America have settled into a city that earns this kind of attention without trying.The season at Teatro Colón runs March through December, and the talent that comes here treats this stage as seriously as any in Europe. San Telmo's cobblestone streets, a short walk south, have a tango culture that predates the tourist version by several decades.
Two hours north by air, Iguazu Falls makes the city feel quiet in retrospect. The falls go on for almost two miles along the Argentina–Brazil border, with 275 separate cascades pouring into the same jungle gorge. At the center, the Devil's Throat throws up a column of mist you can see long before you reach it.
