Sightseeing Tours & Trips in Brazil and Peru

Start in Lima checking out the Plaza de Armas and ancient Huaca Pucllana ruins, then head to the Sacred Valley where you'll see Pisac's terraced ruins and the circular agricultural site at Moray. Ride the luxury Titicaca train across the Andean highlands to Puno, and visit Machu Picchu by cog railway. Walk through Cusco's Sacsayhuaman fortress with its massive stone walls, then cruise Lake Titicaca to the floating Uros reed islands and Taquile Island.

See UNESCO-listed Machu Picchu's temples and palaces after a scenic train ride through the Urubamba Valley, then visit the Sacred Valley for a community lunch and market browsing in Ollantaytambo. Stand before the thundering Iguazu Falls from both Brazilian and Argentine perspectives, walking boardwalks that bring you within touching distance of 270+ cascades reaching 80m high. Check out Buenos Aires' colorful La Boca neighborhood and Recoleta Cemetery where Eva Peron rests, stroll colonial Paraty's cobblestone streets that flood at high tide, and see Rio's Christ the Redeemer statue overlooking Copacabana Beach.

You'll visit UNESCO-listed Machu Picchu to see ancient terraces and temples, then check out Cusco's Sacsayhuamán fortress with its huge stone walls. Walk through Lima's colonial Plaza de Armas and the Miraflores district, stop at Andahuaylillas' baroque church, and explore Pisac's market plus Inca ruins in the Sacred Valley. Take a boat across Lake Titicaca to the Uros Iruitos floating reed islands, ride La Paz's cable car for city views, and wander Moon Valley's unusual rock formations. At Iguassu Falls you'll walk the footbridges, then head to Rio where a cable car takes you up Sugar Loaf Mountain, and a cog railroad brings you to Corcovado's 38-meter Christ statue above Guanabara Bay.