Transport

If you’re fit and hardy enough to consider cycling in South America – and it certainly is a beautiful way to see the land – there are a few common-sense

There are several ferry and catamaran services providing travel on South America’s lakes, especially those in Chile, Argentina, Peru and Bolivia, allowing some of the finest scenic experiences in the

Trains are much less frequent and efficient than South American buses, but if you have a little time to spare they provide a wonderful way to see the countryside and

If you plan to be doing a fair amount of travelling around Latin America, you might want to consider one of the reasonable airpasses on offer in the region. These

South American roads, especially outside the major cities, are notorious for their bumpy, pothole-riddled and generally poor conditions. Most car rental companies in South America do not allow their vehicles

Buses are the primary mode of transport for South Americans and are by far the cheapest – if not the most time efficient – way to see the continent. While