Food Tours in Central and South America

Discover classic Bolivian flavors on a food tour of La Paz that explores local restaurants and vibrant markets. You'll get a great overview of the country's diverse foods with included tastings that go from the potatoes of the altiplano to Lake Titicaca trout, all while exploring La Paz' downtown and hills.

Walk through Quito with a food-loving guide to learn about its culinary traditions and culture. This evening tour lets you see the Colonial District neighborhood preparing for its evening meal and taste local specialities, with the option to purchase a full meal. Your guide will shed light on Quito and Ecuador's food, culinary history, and traditions as you walk.

Visit the historical Market of San Telmo, with explanation of the process of making coffee from different parts of the world in Coffee Town.Wine tasting with Sommelier and Basque Pintxos at Sagardi Restaurant. Visit to the surprising Pulperia Quilapan, regional products store and social club, located in a historical building of the XVIII century.Dinner with entrance, cut of meat, a drink and dessert included. Folckore live show in the historic Courtyard of the grocery store.

A fantastic way to get to know a country is to do it thorough its gastronomy and its winesIn this excursion the wine accompanies us all day long. Because everything is nicer with a glass of wine in your hand! Visit wineries with a beautiful story to tell, taste excellent wines, enjoy good food and have lots of fun in a breathtaking landscape of vineyards at the foot of the Andes

Lima's cafes and restaurants offer fresh ingredients and interesting flavors, with recipes handed down the generations - but overcoming the language barrier to find the best places isn't easy. On this walking tour, explore the Barranco district with your guide and hit the foodie spots the locals love. Choose a morning or afternoon tour with seven tastings across five stops - including a restaurant ranked in Latin America's top 50 - and discover a world of delicious food in Lima.

Treat your taste buds to a tour of Lima's vibrant downtown on a 3.5-hour evening walking tour. Immerse yourself in the convivial atmosphere of cozy bars and enticing street food stalls as you explore bohemian neighborhoods on foot alongside your knowledgeable guide. Sample succulent grilled meats, sweet corn desserts and zesty alcoholic beverages and learn about the history of the city's exuberant nightlife. A personalized experience is guaranteed on this small-group tour, where numbers are limited to 12 people.

Bring an empty stomach and an open mind for this 4-hour food walking tour and get ready to eat your way around Santiago! Immerse yourself in local life as you browse the Mercado Central and La Vega markets, stroll around the lively Plaza de Armas and ride the cable car to the top of San Cristóbal Hill. Stop to refuel along the way with tastings of local favorites like 'humitas' and seafood empanadas, sip a classic pisco sour, then tuck into a scrumptious lunch at a local restaurant in Bellevista.

Get a taste for all Bogotá has to offer during this 3-hour comprehensive walking tour. Step into Bogotá history by visiting attraction-laden public plazas like La Candelaria's 'El Chorro de Quevedo,' and Bolivar Square. Then see modern side of the Colombian capital, savoring a few tastes of the local cuisine and home-grown coffee. Finish your day with a 'bang' by playing 'Tejo,' a game that involves throwing metal discs at targets packed with tiny gunpowder charges. A guide, local transport, food and drink and game fees are covered.

Get to know Rio de Janeiro through its streets and its food on this culinary walking tour. With a food-loving guide, stroll the neighborhood lanes of Larajeiras, Flamengo, Gloria, and Lapa, tasting traditional Brazilian foods along the way. Through stops for local Amazonian fruit juices, at historic restaurants, and at street food vendors, learn about Brazil's culinary culture and history. Historical highlights, such as the Lapa Arches and the Selaron Steps, are stops along the way. Beer and cocktails included.

Discover the delectable bites and cultural delights of Buenos Aires on a private 3-hour food tour of Argentina's culinary capital. Alongside a food-enthusiast guide, you'll drink fine wine in the fashionable district of Palermo and sample traditional Argentinian street food. Then, pleasure your palate with perfectly grilled meat at a local 'parrilla' (grill house) and conclude your feast with gourmet ice cream from a 'heladeria' (ice cream parlor). On this private tour, you'll receive undivided attention from your guide as you delve into the culinary culture of Buenos Aires.

Sample Bolivia's most iconic foods, market snacks and vibrant produce on a small-group, 3.5-hour culinary tour of La Paz. Get a glimpse of life in the historic city as you follow your guide to local restaurants and learn the essential ingredients, spices and techniques of the Bolivian kitchen. Try gourmet chocolate and organic, tropical fruits, eat freshly-caught fish from Lake Titicaca then sip a digestive traditional tea before finishing your tour with stunning sunset views of the city from a panoramic overlook.

Discover Argentina's traditional foods on this 3-hour walking tour of Recoleta with an in-the-know guide. Visit several of the elegant neighborhood's best restaurants to sample authentic cuisine such as empanadas, dulce de leche and parilla. You'll taste Argentine wines and dine like the locals on this food-lover's tour of one of Buenos Aires' most charming barrios.

Have a fun night out in Santiago without having to worry about who's driving during this Santiago nightlife tour with round-trip transport. Get VIP access at both Sky Costanera and one of the city's top nightclubs, and sip on a provided glass of Champagne and a pisco or pisco sour. Plus, you'll take home a souvenir photo from your time at Sky Costanera.

Taste your way through Cusco on a culinary tour of the city's street food and markets. Travel by public transport along with a guide to the San Jeronimo market, a chicheria (seller of fermented corn drink), and a traditional restaurant, learning about the food and Peruvian culture as you go. Additional stops include a textile organization and medicinal plant center.

Get a taste of classic Buenos Aires cuisines on this Buenos Aires food tour. Meander through vendor stalls at San Telmo Market, sip wines at a well-regarded winery, go behind-the-scenes of a dulce de leche factory, and chow down on traditional barbecue - all with the benefit of a guide to share stories and insight along the way.

A hands-on activity fit for the whole family, this chocolate making workshop in Lima teaches you to make your own chocolate from bean to bar. Learn how to roast cocoa beans, remove the husk, grind the nibs, and finally refine the cocoa paste - and of course, taste plenty of chocolate along the way. This tour is located right on Lima's main square, making it an easy addition to an afternoon in the city.

Want to feel like a VIP when you're clubbing in Rio? It starts when you breeze passing through throngs of people waiting to enter Rio Scenarium, the city's hottest nightclub. With your skip-the-line tour guide, enjoy immediate access into the samba hot spot, popular with locals and visitors.