TIP SHEET: Brazil
When to go: December – March is dry and pleasant but sometimes hot. It is also high season. April, May, September, October are “shoulders” season and less crowded. Immigration and Visas: You must have...
When to go: December – March is dry and pleasant but sometimes hot. It is also high season. April, May, September, October are “shoulders” season and less crowded. Immigration and Visas: You must have...
When to go: May – October. June – August is peak tourist season. Immigration and Visas: You will not need a visa for Peru. When arriving in Peru, you will receive a digital immigration...
When to go: Spring (October to mid-December) and fall (April to mid-June). High tourist season is December – January. Immigration and Visas: You will not need a visa in Argentina. Always verify the latest...
When to go: November – February Immigration and Visas: You will not need a visa in Chile, however, you will receive a Tourist Card (Tarjeta de Turismo) upon arrival. Always verify the latest requirements...
Travel Advice for Seniors: Iguazu Falls It is well worth taking the time in your itinerary to view Iguazu Falls from both the Brazil and the Argentina side. The falls themselves are so breathtaking...
Travel Advice for Seniors: Buenos Aires Ah…the Paris of South America! A truly beautiful European City. We were surprised that it did indeed look very much like Paris or London, with of course, very...
Travel Advice for Seniors: Torres del Pain Chile was our first trip after the COVID shutdowns. They were one of the first to allow Americans into the country post-COVID and we were going stir...
Travel Advice for Seniors: Rio de Janiero: Carnaval! Rio de Janeiro and Carnaval are synonymous especially around February and the beginning of Lent. I’ve always thought it would be great to attend Carnaval and...
Travel Advice for Seniors: Rio de Janeiro We loved our first experience in Rio! The very best part of our visit was the hotel, Arene Leme, and its location just across the street from...