I agree with you and I loved my time in Rio. I was there for just three days and I could easily be there for more days. Two hour flight from Iguaçu falls as well.
New Subscriber... I appreciate the information...great job looks like a incredible trip...saw a few other of your videos for South America May go to South America for 2 months in July/August...even though it can be cold in parts.
Puerto Varas de Chile is an amazing city, also loved Puerto Natales a lot. Viña del Mar en Chile is a great city, too. But a little bit cold in winter :)
@user-gm8uc9fe4p sounds fun! We’ve only been to Puerto Natales, even though Chile is a very beautiful country, to be honest we tried to leave as soon as possible because it was a bit expensive there😅next time!
What’s the best city and country to visit as a first time non-Spanish-speaking solo traveler from America, Caucasian male in is early 50s. I’m thinking possibly Lima or Santiago and Buenos Aires.
thank you for an amazing video! travelling Sur right now, was hesitant about Colombia and Brazil, but at the same time really want to go there! any safety issues you met along the way, or is it all OK if you're just smart and careful?
Thank you for the comment! Oh it’s really fine, don’t worry, you can watch our Rio video where we talk about safety, but as you said, you just should be smart and careful☺️enjoy your travels!
Hi lads, what month were ye at each country? We are planning Ecuador in January and then flying to Brazil and looping from Rio De Janeiro back up to finish in Peru. So hitting alot of wet season Jan - march. Did ye get alot of rain?
Hi, we started in Rio in November and finished in Colombia in April. So we were in Ecuador in February-March and it was pretty rainy/cloudy at most of the attractions we visited, but we still really enjoyed it😊at all other places it wasn’t too bad as we were visiting during the peak season or the beginning of a rainy season... Just try to embrace it or spend more time at certain places you really want to visit to make sure you get good weather. More about Ecuador here ua-cam.com/video/F2UHopXGsj8/v-deo.htmlsi=bIcFXJwQpT4jBleX
Hi! we didn't have any problems and the only case we heard about was the poisoning of our friends with ceviche in Colombia.. but I guess you can get lucky or unlucky🤔😊enjoy your travels!☺️
I hope nothing but growth to your channel. You guys have got tk be the most helpful traveling UA-cam channel I have come across!
Aww that’s so sweet, thanks a lot❤️😍
I agree with you and I loved my time in Rio. I was there for just three days and I could easily be there for more days. Two hour flight from Iguaçu falls as well.
Lovedddd Rio! 💚🇧🇷
Stunning and Useful video, as always!
Glad to hear it! 💚
Great video, gives me some great ideas for my next trip!
That’s awesome, thanks a lot!😍
New Subscriber...
I appreciate the information...great job looks like a incredible trip...saw a few other of your videos for South America
May go to South America for 2 months in July/August...even though it can be cold in parts.
Thank you, enjoy your travels ☺️🙌🏻
Just discovered your channel and have been really enjoying the content. Keep up the good work!
Thank you, appreciate your comment🥰
Which city would appeal to you most in South America? 🏙️
P.S. Sorry about the spelling error in Ushuaia! 😁
Puerto Varas de Chile is an amazing city, also loved Puerto Natales a lot.
Viña del Mar en Chile is a great city, too. But a little bit cold in winter :)
@user-gm8uc9fe4p sounds fun! We’ve only been to Puerto Natales, even though Chile is a very beautiful country, to be honest we tried to leave as soon as possible because it was a bit expensive there😅next time!
What’s the best city and country to visit as a first time non-Spanish-speaking solo traveler from America, Caucasian male in is early 50s. I’m thinking possibly Lima or Santiago and Buenos Aires.
thank you for an amazing video!
travelling Sur right now, was hesitant about Colombia and Brazil, but at the same time really want to go there!
any safety issues you met along the way, or is it all OK if you're just smart and careful?
Thank you for the comment!
Oh it’s really fine, don’t worry, you can watch our Rio video where we talk about safety, but as you said, you just should be smart and careful☺️enjoy your travels!
Funny you say that that buenos aires area reminded you of dublin! because i thought the exaxt same thing!
Then it is definitely like Dublin 😅
Really nice video. I was expecting Lima or Cusco to be there, nevertheless amazing content.
Thank you☺️🙌🏻
Hi lads, what month were ye at each country? We are planning Ecuador in January and then flying to Brazil and looping from Rio De Janeiro back up to finish in Peru. So hitting alot of wet season Jan - march. Did ye get alot of rain?
Hi, we started in Rio in November and finished in Colombia in April. So we were in Ecuador in February-March and it was pretty rainy/cloudy at most of the attractions we visited, but we still really enjoyed it😊at all other places it wasn’t too bad as we were visiting during the peak season or the beginning of a rainy season... Just try to embrace it or spend more time at certain places you really want to visit to make sure you get good weather. More about Ecuador here ua-cam.com/video/F2UHopXGsj8/v-deo.htmlsi=bIcFXJwQpT4jBleX
Hey I was wondering if there is high risks of food poisoning in south america. Planning to visit soon
Hi! we didn't have any problems and the only case we heard about was the poisoning of our friends with ceviche in Colombia.. but I guess you can get lucky or unlucky🤔😊enjoy your travels!☺️
What About Medellin?
Did it make into our top 10😊