30 Hidden Gems In South American World Cup Nations

Argentina

Patagonia

Perito Moreno Glacier El Chaltén El Bolson

Brazil

Bonito Jericoacoara Olinda Ipojuca This affluent town of Brazil draws individuals into the beach life with the famous Porto de Galinhas. This is the main reason you’ll find yourself here and for good reason, it has been designated as the best in the whole country. You get the cleanliness and less crowded beach that you’d hope for from Rio de Janero because it isn’t a beach at the center of the radar. Fortaleza When you think of big cities in Brazil, you may have your attention brought to Rio De Janero or Brasilia. However, Fortaleza may be the next big city to go on your places to visit the next time you stop in Brazil. The city of over two million people is a hit for their beaches and surfing opportunities. If you are looking to enjoy the water for the day, a day Schooner cruise may be what you want to check out. Plus, it’s one of the hosting cities of the World Cup!

Chile

Valle De La Luna Valle de la Luna, or the “Moon Valley” gets its name based on how the ground of the valley resembles that of the moon. This is emphasized even more by the fact that the valley is very dry, not having experienced a rain event in over a century. Despite being barren and dry, Valle de la Luna still has a significant amount of tourist visitors a year, making it a must have addition to your list of places to visit once in Chile. Torres Del Paine While the Argentine Patagonia gets a lot of attention by tourists, the Chilean side of the Patagonia is a great hotspot as well. Torres del Paine is the main attraction to the Chilean side and is made for being a vacation in and of itself. Park fees are a bit expensive and most individuals who come, look to explore what the national park has to offer for about a week. If you visit Torres del Paine, you are here for the national park itself. It’s not necessarily a place abundant with food options. Parque de las Esculturas

Parque de las Esculturas, of Sculptures Park, is an outdoor museum that is located along the Mapocho River. 59 miles long, this park is a day long trip for those looking to only enjoy a portion of what this attraction has to offer in the country’s capital city Santiago. Robinson Crusoe Robinson Crusoe Island is truly a hidden gem of Chile. Less than a thousand individuals come here each year and the main attraction of the island are the scuba diving opportunities available here. You’ll find that your only way to enjoy this island is through a guided tour, however ferries and flights are available and make the island accessible in two-three hours. Ritoque

Ritoque, is truly unique in that it is a beach region that is complete with white sand dunes that makes travel by horseback the popular activity to partake in. The town also includes a resort and spa that allows individuals to experience the best of Ritoque while they are on their visit.