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Jaguar spotting on the Peruvian Amazon, heli-skiing in Greenland, extreme fly fishing in Patagonia, or just chilling off Paxos: wherever you do it, do it from a boat
Surrounded by the barren heights of the Andes, the Elqui valley is a verdant linear oasis
Stanley Stewart on the town where Cuba’s love affair with music began
Rancho Santana, a cattle ranch turned laidback resort, is attempting to draw visitors back to the country’s Pacific beaches
At the southern tip of the Americas, the trail draws hikers in search of solitude and wilderness
Helicopters and speedy river craft bring remote trout-rich areas within reach of adventure-seeking anglers
Amid the dire news of fires and deforestation, a new reserve is promoting sustainability
As we grow ever aware of our eco footprint, there are new ways to wander more mindfully
In pristine forest beyond the wildfires, the Kayapo are holding out against the ranchers
Chile’s Route 7 has a new tourist-friendly name but remains wild, lonely — and partly unpaved
Forget the five-star dude ranch — deep in Patagonia, a new experience offers a glimpse of backwoods beauty and brutality
The art-filled Puro Vik is the latest in a portfolio of imaginative boutique hotels
With a new-found confidence, artists, architects, chefs and designers are blending indigenous traditions with modern, global influences
The 50th anniversary of Henri Charrière’s autobiographical adventure has raised the profile of a little-visited corner of South America
Dance tourism is flourishing in Colombia’s vibrant third city
For the few visitors who make the long journey south, abundant wildlife and wilderness await
From the best steak to boots for a prince: the polo champion Nacho Figueras shares his local secrets
Martin Fletcher revs up a 4x4 for a 2,000-mile drive through the Andes, from coastal deserts to rainforests
Five years after the opening of Gustu in the Bolivian city, the high-altitude capital is reaping the fruits of ‘the Noma effect’
They make for haunting, otherworldly exploration. But the great glaciers are under threat
Once known as the world’s most dangerous city, Medellín has reinvented itself with a new art museum, a thriving restaurant scene — and rising visitor numbers
Away from the glitz of the professional game, a weekend of ‘farm polo’ on a sleepy estancia offers a glimpse of Argentina’s national passion
After 35 years of hunting Inca ruins, Hugh Thomson takes a new tour that focuses on the country’s often overlooked colonial heritage
From Dubrovnik to Donegal, where to find the dramatic landscapes from latest chapter of the space saga
Marcus Edensky moved from a Sweden to start a new life in the Pacific
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