Luxury Latin America

Jan 27, 2025 | luxurylatinamerica.com | Jimmy Langman

By Jimmy LangmanThere are few eco–tour destinations in the world that compare with the natural beauty found in Chilean Patagonia. Pumalin Park, a vast private park in Chile's northern Chaiten region created by American conservationist Douglas Tompkins, is an unrivaled way to experience the best this natural wonderland has to offer, balancing off–the–beaten path adventure with upscale comfort.

Sep 28, 2024 | luxurylatinamerica.com | Timothy Scott

By Timothy ScottIn a wine region that bottles its first vintages in the late 1500s but had a long lull until last century, Aguascalientes is coming on strong as a serious winery state in Mexico, producing award-winning, delicious wines that are stealing some attention away from the Baja California leaders.

Jun 21, 2024 | luxurylatinamerica.com | Lydia Carey |Tim Bradshaw

Way back in 2008 we launched our Mexico City section and at the time we only featured five hotels. The capitalĀ  of Mexico has come a long way since then and it’s now routinely touted in magazines as one of the hottest destinations in the Americas. Back when we posted our first reviews of luxury hotels in Mexico City, there were very few leisure travelers at these top properties. It was mostly business travelers.

May 21, 2024 | luxurylatinamerica.com | Timothy Scott

By Timothy ScottWith palm trees and sea birds, views of ocean and mountains, the golf courses of Puerto Vallarta and the Riviera Nayarit provide more than a week's worth of options up and down the coast of Pacific Mexico. The swing felt just right and my ball went sailing through the air, over the crashing waves, and dropping onto the green at infamous hole 3B—the world’s only natural ocean island green.

May 2, 2024 | luxurylatinamerica.com | Heather Jasper

By Heather Jasper The more immersed you get in the wild jungle in the Peruvian Amazon region, the more nature is surrounding you at every turn. We dive in for the view from three different angles with the Rainforest Expeditions lodges staffed by local villagers and scientists. If you want to see jungle wildlife in its natural habitat, that sometimes requires traveling adventures and some trade-offs in the comfort level. But the reward is a payoff of monkeys, macaws, butterflies, and frogs.