
Looking for adventure on your travels, but also a bit of pampering at each day’s end? Hoping to get away from the guidebooks and gain a local’s insight into your destinations?
Most of all, are you wanting to travel at your own pace, with no lockstep herding by tour guides, and with the right amount of “you time” thrown in?
Relax. Lost World Adventures has got you covered.
Maybe you’re looking to stay in rustic eco-camps… or a historic boutique hotel. Maybe you’re drawn by the wildness of scaling a live volcano… or the sophistication of a gastronomic wine tour. Maybe you’re planning a crazy trip for the extended family… or a quiet honeymoon in a secluded paradise.
Whatever your interests, Lost World Adventures is here to turn imagination into reality.
Our local advisors are history experts who’ve trekked through Mayan ruins and Inca temples. They’re naturalists who’ve studied exotic flora and fauna in the heart of the Amazon. They’re foodies who’ve tracked down the best eateries in their city, from mom-and-pop home cooking to five-star fusion.
They’re here to listen as you plan your odyssey with us. And hey, the consultation’s free.
So whether you’re an outdoorsy explorer or a budding birdwatcher, an archaeology buff or just looking to soak up rays on the most beautiful beaches on the planet, you’ll find here the authentic, environmentally sustainable experience you’re looking for.
Why hesitate? The great world – your world – awaits.
Lost World Adventures provides custom luxury travel and tours to Central and South America – and beyond – for active and discerning travelers. All trips include expertly customized and personalized travel itineraries.
Featured Adventures
This trip combines the Arenal Volcano and Monteverde Cloudforest nature pairing with Tortuguero National Park on the Caribbean coast and one of the many beaches on the northern Pacific coast. Much of Tortuguero is jungle-covered lowland. There are no roads in Tortuguero National Park, called Costa Rica’s “little Amazon”; travel is by boat along a series of rivers and canals or by foot on forest paths.
The journey begins in Georgetown, where the country’s colonial past and tropical present meet under the steady sway of giant rain trees. It’s an unexpectedly fitting prologue: Guyana’s capital places you on the edge of a landscape that grows wilder with every mile south. The time here is brief, but it serves as a transition point—a breath before the rainforest takes over the senses and the itinerary moves fully into nature’s domain.
The Yucatán Peninsula is a land where turquoise waters meet ancient stone, where the echoes of Maya civilization still linger among temples, cenotes, and vibrant villages. It is a region filled with romance, culture, and a touch of mystery—yet also one of comfort and beauty, with boutique hideaways nestled in the jungle and along pristine beaches.
Discover the lost civilization of Easter Island and explore the unmatched beauty of Torres del Paine National Park on our Easter Island and Patagonia adventure trip.
Awana Kancha (Quechua name that means “The palace of the Weaver”) is located just off the highway and makes a nice stop for this interested in an outdoor museum for the four American Camelidaes (llama, vicuña, alpaca and guanaco), which are all found here. (Please let us know in advance if you would like to include this, free of charge).
Featured Hotels
The Casa Andina Standard Arequipa is nice, classic and well located hotel in Arequipa, Peru just a few blocks from the Plaza de Armas by car and a minute walk from the Monasterio of Santa Catalina. It has 105 comfortable and practical rooms with impeccable finishes, 100% non-smoking, distributed in a contemporary construction and a nice terrace were you can see the volcano.
El Silencio del Campo Hotel is located in La Fortuna de San Carlos, Costa Rica just 5 kilometers northeast of the Catholic church of the community. The Hotel Silencio del Campo was founded by Luis Diego Zúñiga Vega and his wife Kattya Hidalgo Murillo, starting construction in July 2004 and opening the lodging service in 2005.
The Aranwa Cusco Boutique Hotel is the essence of luxury and comfort in the heart of Cusco, Peru. The Aranwa Cusco is located on Calle San Juan de Dios 255, near Plaza Regocijo, two blocks from the Plaza de Armas of Cusco. The hotel is also a museum built in an old colonial mansion that has been divided into seven strategic areas, transporting guests to the 16th century.
Immersed in the countryside in a gorgeous area, Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba spans approximately 100 acres surrounded by imposing green mountains. The most recent addition to the Inkaterra portfolio, Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba is a contemporary hacienda-style hotel in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, in-between Cusco and Machu Picchu, Peru.
At only 20 minutes from touchdown to sand, El Mangroove, Autograph Collection the closest beach retreat from an international airport within Costa Rica. El Mangroove is a hotel inspired on barefoot luxury, its straight up laid-back and down-right cool. Perfect mixes of wood and water alongside contemporary linear architecture, natural furnishings and subtle splashes of color make it evident that true indulgence is actually found in simplicity.
Comfort and nature combine harmoniously with the environment at the Mercure Iguazu Hotel Iru. The Mercure Iguazu Hotel Iru offers 100 spacious and comfortable rooms located in the heart of the Iryapú Jungle, adjacent to the city of Puerto Iguazu, Argentina.
Surrounded by lush tropical Costa Rican rainforest in La Fortuna, Costa Rica, each one of the 44 spacious casitas at Arenal Nayara Spa and Gardens provide an exclusive, ultra-luxurious retreat. Escape in luxury, enjoying personalized service and signature “pura vida” hospitality, whether from a private outdoor deck overlooking the volcano, the serene interiors of a plush villa or the hot springs mineral waters of an outdoor Jacuzzi.
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