webdizzy
TUG Member
I’m contemplating making my very first trip to a South America destination in February, March or early April and I’m looking for suggestions. I'm most interested in Peru, Brazil and Argentina. I’m aware that replies could be quite varied, but to perhaps narrow it down a bit, here are some of my “ideal” criteria. . .
Warm(er), mild weather (60’s or higher) – I’ll be escaping the drab of a northeast Ohio winter.
Enough to see/do in a week around the resort area and within a 1-2 hour drive radius (or available day tours to places worth visiting that might be a little further away). Looking for somewhere to “get the most bang for my buck” in terms of time and since the timeshare resort would be my only base to venture from.
Although I love beautiful beaches for short visits, I’m not one to lay around on a beach all day or go to night clubs in the evening. I’m more adventurous and like to explore places I’ve never been to – I’m very interested in historical, cultural and scenic diversity. Places like Machu Picchu, the Amazon and other unique places are what I gravitate towards. Someplace where English is widely spoken (or at least understood) is a big plus!
Thanks in advance for any tips and suggestions. I'm also considering a European/Mediterranean destination so will start a similar thread in the forum for Europe.
Warm(er), mild weather (60’s or higher) – I’ll be escaping the drab of a northeast Ohio winter.
Enough to see/do in a week around the resort area and within a 1-2 hour drive radius (or available day tours to places worth visiting that might be a little further away). Looking for somewhere to “get the most bang for my buck” in terms of time and since the timeshare resort would be my only base to venture from.
Although I love beautiful beaches for short visits, I’m not one to lay around on a beach all day or go to night clubs in the evening. I’m more adventurous and like to explore places I’ve never been to – I’m very interested in historical, cultural and scenic diversity. Places like Machu Picchu, the Amazon and other unique places are what I gravitate towards. Someplace where English is widely spoken (or at least understood) is a big plus!
Thanks in advance for any tips and suggestions. I'm also considering a European/Mediterranean destination so will start a similar thread in the forum for Europe.