Few islands capture the imagination quite like Rapa Nui, located in the remote southeast Pacific. Famous for the mysterious massive stone statues that peer eerily across the barren landscape, bucket listers are drawn to the history, views and archeological wonders.
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An hour’s drive outside of Cartagena lies a natural phenomenon known as the Volcan de Lodo El Totumo, a mud volcano with thick, mineral-rich mud bubbling in its crater. Hop in and let a local scrub away the years.
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Strap on crampons and hike up one of Chile’s most active volcanoes, a seismic, physical adventure that delivers hot lava thrills, and the incredible views of Chilean Patagonia.
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San Pedro de Atacama may be located in the world’s driest region, but it’s also the launchpad for exceptional desert adventures, including a visit to the Valley of the Moon.
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You won’t find any shops, malls, or promenades at Ski Arpa. 4000 acres of virgin powder awaits adventurous bucket listers visiting the only cat ski operation in Chile.
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Launching off a cliff in Tijuca National Park, an aerial tour blends one of the world’s most beautiful cities with one of the world’s best thrills.
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