Adventure from the Amazon to Patagonia — at prices you won't believe
South America is becoming more accessible with new direct routes and competitive pricing from US carriers. Miami serves as the primary gateway with the most connections, but deals from New York, Houston, and other cities appear regularly. The weak currencies in many South American countries mean your dollar goes incredibly far once you arrive.
March through May and August through October offer the best fares. Remember: seasons are reversed — South American summer (December-February) is peak and priciest.
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New York from £398 return (save 28%) plus long-haul deals across the Atlantic - and exclusive Business Class fares for Premium members.
This week: Direct flights to Tokyo, Singapore, Dublin, London and more - save up to 63% off typical prices. Plus, unlock Business Class deals to Paris, Frankfurt and Seoul for premium subscribers.
Save up to 55% on flights from DEN this week - plus exclusive Business Class deals to London, Paris, and Frankfurt for Premium members.
Direct flights, domestic getaways, and a Business Class gem from JFK and Newark - plus premium deals locked inside for subscribers.
This week's best Seattle flight deals include $33 round-trips to LA, $373 to Singapore, and $450 to Frankfurt - plus exclusive Business Class deals for Premium members. Savings up to 73% off typical prices.
This week's best fares from SFO, OAK & SJC - save up to 77% on Economy deals, plus exclusive Business Class steals for Premium members
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What is the cheapest South American country to fly to?
Colombia (Bogota and Cartagena) and Peru (Lima) typically have the cheapest fares from the US, with roundtrip flights often under $400 from Miami. Ecuador (Quito) also sees frequent deals.
How long is the flight to South America?
From Miami, flights to Colombia and Peru take 4-6 hours. Brazil is 8-10 hours. Argentina and Chile are 10-12 hours. From New York, add 2-3 hours to each estimate.
Do I need a visa for South America?
US citizens can visit most South American countries visa-free for tourism, including Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, and Ecuador. Brazil requires an e-visa which can be obtained online before travel.
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