Three months moving through South America. Solo travelers who travel together—designed for people with time, curiosity, and zero interest in tours or packages.

Andes mountains that touch the clouds. Salt flats that stretch to nothing. Glaciers loud enough to hear from shore. Jungle so thick you lose the sky. Desert where nothing should live but flamingos stand in pink water anyway. Cities built on cliffs, cities built vertically, cities that don't sleep until midnight.

One day a week is planned together—paragliding over Lima, staying in the Amazon, glacier trekking in Patagonia. The rest of the time you shape your own days and tell everyone about it later. Accommodation is characterful and well-chosen—not five-star, but a long way from budget.

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This trip works for you if

You want adventure across an entire continent, are happy on a multi-day salt flat crossing as you are on an overnight bus, find joy not boredom in long distances, and approach things like Cholita wrestling or piranha fishing with curiosity—things you'd never find on a standard package tour.Most people on this trip are over 50, done with work or taking a break from it, and treating this like the gap year they never had.Unlike standard South America tours, you'll spend weeks in places, not days. Here's where you're going.