Brazil is the name associated with endless Amazon jungle, wonderful beaches, Rio de Janeiro, Carnival, and samba. Since the 16th century, when the Portuguese first settled here, Brazil has had a mesmerizing effect on foreigners. First, it was gold, then rubber, followed by coffee, and nowadays it is the rhythms and rich culture that appeal to visitors. Brazil, a country of immense proportions and contrasts, has an enigmatic pull on many, and its people all display happiness, kindness, and spontaneity.

Costa Rica's natural beauty is nearly unmatched, and a truly unique performing tour will be unforgettable for your students. With one of the world’s most diverse landscapes, Costa Rica does not disappoint!

Traveling through Peru means sampling ceviche in a Cusco market, folk dancing with locals, and gazing at Machu Picchu while taking in the colorful culture and breathtaking natural beauty of the region. From the bustling city of Lima to the middle of the Sacred Valley, Peru offers visitors a taste of history, religion, art, and more.

Bordered by the Andes Mountains, the Atlantic Ocean, and Antarctica, it is no wonder that Argentina is unique among South American nations. Its capital, Buenos Aires, is considered the most European city outside of Europe, while on the Pampas the gauchos retain their traditional way of life. The rich diversity of culture is expressed through the country's art, literature, and music, which continue to influence people worldwide. On to Uruguay, which is wedged between Brazil and Argentina, with gauchos, African drummers, cosmopolitan cities, and carefree beach life. Uruguay is progressive and stable, with a proud people of mixed European and Indigenous cultures and unique offerings for travelers.

Show your students Pura Vida - "the Pure Life" - in Costa Rica. Dive into the pristine landscape and culture. Spend time on Manuel Antonio National Park’s white sandy beaches and lush rainforest. Or zipline through a mysterious cloud canopy and meet exotic wildlife face-to-face. Dine with the locals in San Jose, the capital city, before you visit Arenal National Park with its live volcano and hot springs.