Educational Tours & Trips in Latin America

Check out UNESCO-listed historic centers in Querétaro, Guanajuato, Zacatecas, and Morelia, where you'll see pink quarry baroque architecture and colonial buildings. Visit the Casa-Museo del Padre Hidalgo in Dolores Hidalgo, where Mexico's independence started in 1810, then take a cable car.

You'll see Mexico's colonial past come alive in UNESCO-listed cities like Morelia, Guanajuato, and Querétaro, where centuries of architecture and independence history fill the streets. In Pátzcuaro, walk through Juan O'Gorman's murals at Gertrudis Bocanegra Library.

Head to Mi Cafecito Coffee Tour plantation in Muelle de San Carlos, where local farmers show you the whole coffee-making process from plant to cup. You'll also spend time at Bribri Reserve, Costa Rica's largest indigenous community, where five generations share traditional knowledge.

This 35-day trip takes you through five Latin American countries with naturalist guides leading skiff trips in Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve. You'll check out Lima's Larco Museum, learn weaving with the Misminay community in Sacred Valley, and see Cusco Cathedral before heading to Antarctica.

You'll walk through Lima's Historic Centre and Plaza Mayor before flying to Cusco to see the Sacred Valley's Salt Mines of Maras and UNESCO-listed Moray terraces. The trip includes Inca Rail's first class train to Machu Picchu, then a 10-night Antarctic cruise from Ushuaia.

Travel from Lima to UNESCO-listed Machu Picchu on the First Class Inca Rail, where you'll study 15th-century Incan engineering at the citadel. Check out the shining Salt Mines of Maras and watch locals create textiles in Sacred Valley, then take Zodiac boats to see penguins on Antarctica.