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Travelling safely in South America?

by on 15th August, 2018

Please read our guide to keeping safe, fit and well while travelling.

Some of our tours involve travel in remote, mountainous regions, at high altitudes, where amenities and medical facilities are few and far between.

South America is a largely under developed continent where standards of quality, safety and hygiene are not as high as in Europe. Passenger seat belt regulations are not widely enforced. Hard hats are not normally provided for horse-riding or mountain-biking, arrangements can and do go wrong, delays and discomfort are common here.

Every effort is made to ensure your safety and well being, but bookings are accepted on the understanding that you appreciate the risks and hazards associated with this sort of travel.

Andean Trails cannot be held responsible for the consequences of any delays, expenses incurred or alterations caused by illness, weather, war, terrorism, political events, civil strife, strikes, natural disaster, technical difficulties or any event beyond our control.

The services and facilities included in your holiday comply with local regulations that apply or, if there are no applicable local regulations, if they are reasonable when compared to the local standards and customs.

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