Romantic South America Trips & Honeymoon Packages

What our customers ask about Romantic South America Trips & Honeymoon Packages

• What are the most romantic destinations for couples in South America?

  South America has some really special places for couples. In Rio de Janeiro, you can stay right on Copacabana Beach at the elegant Belmond Copacabana Palace. Buenos Aires' old San Telmo neighborhood is perfect for watching tango shows in intimate venues. If you love wine, head to Santiago's Casablanca Valley for tastings at small vineyards. Many travelers who've booked through TourRadar say watching the sunset from Sugarloaf Mountain in Rio was unforgettable. They also loved having dinner at traditional Argentine ranch houses and seeing Iguazu Falls from both the Brazilian and Argentine sides.

• Which hotels are recommended for couples in South America?

  You'll find some wonderful hotels perfect for a romantic stay. The Sheraton Rio gives you great views over Copacabana Beach. If you're visiting Iguazu Falls, the Wish Resort is a peaceful spot with nice spa treatments. In Buenos Aires, try the Grand Brizo Hotel in the fancy Recoleta area. One traveler told us, "the accommodations were excellent throughout, especially the Sheraton in Santiago with its romantic rooftop dining and panoramic Andes views."

• What's the best time of year for couples to visit South America?

  The nicest weather is during spring (September to November) or fall (March to May). You'll find fewer tourists then too. Rio is especially nice from March to May when temperatures hover around 75°F (24°C). If you're heading to Buenos Aires, plan your trip for October or November when purple jacaranda trees bloom all over the city. As one traveler put it, "We went in October and the weather was perfect for outdoor activities and evening walks."

• What are the most romantic dining experiences in South America?

  You can find really special places to eat together across South America. In Buenos Aires, go to a tango show with dinner. In Rio, try L'Etoile Restaurant - it's on a rooftop with amazing ocean views. Chile's Casablanca Valley has lovely small wineries where you can taste wines with your meal. Our travelers often mention loving the traditional barbecue at Argentine ranches. In Lima, you can have dinner at Casa Garcia Alvarado, a beautiful old mansion that serves classic Peruvian food.

• Which destinations in South America are most popular with couples?

  Many couples love Rio de Janeiro for its beaches and the Christ the Redeemer statue. Buenos Aires draws people to its historic tango area, San Telmo. Iguazu Falls is amazing for nature lovers. Santiago's wine country is perfect for food and wine enthusiasts. In Buenos Aires, the Sheraton in Recoleta has nice packages for couples. In Rio, try the Windsor Plaza Copacabana if you want to be right by the beach.

• Which areas of South America are best for a romantic getaway combining culture and relaxation?

  Try Brazil's coast or Argentina's wine regions if you want both relaxation and culture. In Rio, you can spend mornings at Copacabana or Ipanema beach, then visit places like Casa Aliaga in the afternoon. Peru's Sacred Valley lets you see ancient Inca sites and stay at nice places like the Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba. Our travelers often mention Buenos Aires as a perfect mix - you can see the sights, then relax at nice cafes in Recoleta.