Journey Latin America / Journeyscape Traveller Reviews

Peru lived up to expectations. Bolivia exceeded them. Chile was OK.

Efficient, taking our exact needs into consideration. Helped us out from London when there was a problem.

Touring Nicaragua and Panama

Very knowledgeble about area, worked with client to produce customised itiniary, provided good support and advice via well chosen local tour operators

Journey Latin America organised the ground arrangements for this trip including all accommodation, car hire and some excursions. Journey Latin America were excellent at sorting this out efficiently especially since we had left it to the last moment and Cuba is relatively full of tourists all trying to see the country before more major changes and the Americans start to arrive. the local support from Latin America Travel was excellent and we had some great tour guides. We stayed in excellent casas and OK hotels (the beach resort at the end looked a little sad). Driving was sometimes a bit too exciting (the roads are bad and horses and carts come at you all directions) but it meant we got right off the beaten track. Overriding memories of the music, dancing, old American cars and friendly people.

Journey Latin America were excellent at sorting out all our ground arrangements efficiently especially since we had left it to the last moment and Cuba is relatively full of tourists all trying to see the country before more major changes and the Americans start to arrive. The local support from Latin America Travel was excellent and we had some great tour guides. The cases were all excellent too.

This was a great mix of town and country, introducing us to the culture and people of two less known Central American countries.

This was an off-the-shelf private tour, but JLA were very helpful in tweaking it to meet our specific requests.

I spent three weeks travelling around Mexico, from the Chihuahua-El Pacifico Railway through the stunning Barrancas del Cobre and on to the jungle ruins of Palenque and Coba, amazing Chichen Itcha and Tulum on the Caribbean, via five days in Mexico City - enough time to visit the incredible Teotihuacan, Tenochtitlan and the must-see Museo de Antropologie and Diego Rivera Murals in the Palacio Nacional. It's such a shame that most Britons' view of Mexico is border issues with the US, El Chapo and drugs, and Cancun! None of them, frankly, are representative of the incredible country I visited and the wonderfully friendly and welcoming people I met.

This is my third trip with Journey Latin America and I can't recommend them highly enough. I had four weeks touring South America, taking in the Galapagos, Machu Picchu, Easter Island, Buenos Aires, Iguazzu Falls and Rio, and followed that with two weeks in Cuba, driving myself and doing home stays before a final few days in Havana (now the trade deal has been done with the US, get there before the Americans do with cultural invasion what they failed to do at the Bay of Pigs). And then this Mexico trip. JLA have been superb at arranging my itinerary, transfers and accommodation to fit in exactly with the things I wanted to do and see. Can't fault them at all, and like that they work with local businesses.

Really good or excellent.

We started in Santiago and followed this by travelling through Argentina via internal flights. We stayed in a winery outside Mendoza, a hotel in Buenos Aires and then around Puerto Iguassu, firstly in an eco-lodge and then in the Sheraton by the falls. We ended our stay in Rio. At each place we had private transfers to the hotel and everything went very smoothly. The tours in each city were excellent and we had a wonderful trip.

Our tour operator did everything we could have asked for and booked excellent tours in the countries.

As far as honeymoon's go it's hard to beat. Had everything from mountain hikes to playing volleyball on the beach. Adventure of a lifetime

Very helpful and knowledgeable throughout

Started in Santiago and Valparaiso, then we moved down to Punta Arenas and entered Patagonia proper at Lago Grey. A boat trip up to the glacier was a must & didn't disppoint. We moved onto El Calafate and the Perito Moreno glacier - again amazing. Then a spell in Ushuaia and Tierra del Fuego, finishing in Buenos Aires.

Journey Latin America - took care of everything and all was very organised and well thought through

This is the first time we had visited Costa Rica & we needed help as we lacked knowledge of where best to visit & what to see. We are not fond of coach trips, prefering our independence & JLA were the only company we found that offered a self drive with accommodation booked in advance. Our trip was enjoyable & has given us the confidence that we could now arrange another visit independently.

Very helpful & no problems making arrangements for us. Kept us updated with changes & also found out information on accommodation as requested.