Explore Latin America: Land, Life & New Beginnings

Shared accommodation, all meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner), airport collection and drop-off at designated points, all scheduled group activities, local tours, bus and ground transport between planned destinations, and guided exploration with Petrus. It also covers access to local contacts, projects, communities and expat insights.

International and domestic flights, airport taxes, visas and travel documents, travel insurance, and personal expenses such as shopping and optional activities outside the scheduled programme.

Collection is at the official tour start point in Paraguay and drop-off at the official end point in Panama. If you join for 15 or 30 days, you receive collection and drop-off at the entry and exit points for your chosen section. We confirm exact points with you when you book.

Yes. You can join for the full 60 days, for 30 days or for 15 days. Tell us your preferred dates and budget in the contact form and we will advise which section suits you best.

Yes. I have made this journey alone, and this is the first time I am hosting a group of up to 12 people. That is why I am asking people what they want to see before fixing the route. The images on this page are illustrations of the kind of places and moments to expect, and real group photos will be added after the first journey.

Up to 12 travellers, to keep the experience personal and manageable.

It is a hosted discovery journey, not a resort holiday. You will explore rural regions, small towns, land opportunities, local projects, schools and communities, and meet locals, expats and project leaders. Expect real conversations and practical learning alongside local food and culture.

Accommodation is shared throughout the journey. If you have particular needs or a travelling companion, mention it in the contact form and we will discuss options.

No. Basic phrases help and are appreciated. Spanish is spoken in most of the countries on the route and Portuguese in Brazil. Petrus and the local contacts help bridge the gap.

It suits solo travellers, couples and people thinking about relocating with a family. If you plan to bring children, please contact us first so we can talk through the pace and what is practical.

No. The journey is about seeing, learning and asking questions. You will see land opportunities and meet people with local knowledge, but nothing is sold to you on the trip. Any decision about land or investment is yours, and we recommend independent legal advice before buying anywhere.

No. Registering your interest is free and does not commit you. No payment is taken until the route, dates and final price have been confirmed with you.

A 50% deposit secures your place once the route, dates and price are confirmed.

The remaining 50% is due 2 weeks before your arrival.

The journey goes ahead only once the group, route and dates are confirmed. Because no payment is taken before that, you will not have paid anything if it does not proceed.

Written cancellation and refund terms will be sent to you before any deposit is taken, so you can read them first. We recommend travel insurance that includes cancellation cover.

We travel overland by bus and ground transport wherever it is practical. Some legs, such as reaching Panama from South America, cannot be done by road, so a flight is needed. Flights are not included in the price, and we will plan them with the group when the route is set.

It depends on your passport. Many nationalities can enter these countries as tourists without a visa for a limited period, but rules differ by country and change over time. Visas and travel documents are not included, so please check each country’s official entry requirements, or ask your nearest embassy or consulate, well before you travel. Tell us your nationality in the form and we will share what we know.

Many countries require your passport to be valid for several months beyond your entry date and to have blank pages. Check the exact requirement for each country on your route. If you join for part of the journey, check only the countries in your section.

Health requirements depend on where you travel from and the regions you visit. Some areas of South America recommend or require certain vaccinations, such as yellow fever, and altitude can affect travellers in parts of Peru and Ecuador. Please speak to a travel clinic or doctor before you go.

Yes, we strongly recommend it. It is not included, and it should cover medical care, repatriation, cancellations and your belongings across all the countries on your route.

Accommodation, meals, tours and transport between destinations are covered. You will need money for flights, visas, insurance, souvenirs, optional activities and any personal extras. Cards are widely used in cities, and some smaller places prefer cash, so carry a little local currency.

Like anywhere, sensible precautions matter. You travel with a hosted group and local contacts, which helps, and we share practical guidance on each country. Check your government’s travel advice for each destination before you book.

Fill in the form below or message me on WhatsApp. Tell me which countries and areas you want to explore, and I will keep you updated as the route, dates and final price take shape.