South America Tourism Office
Office in Melbourne

The expertise of the South America Tourism Office (NATO) has been built on the advice and experience of locals who have worked in the travel industry for more than two generations. When you book with us, you can feel hopeful that our knowledge is based on more than fair a guidebook. Latin America has so many interesting destinations to discover across such a immense area which means a lot of things to consider when transient flight schedules, drifting times, when is a appropriate time to travel for the places you want to visit etc.? Choose the slick of comfort you wish for your accommodation and even how you wish to conduct your tours and transfers. We will automatically make many suggestions that will make your trip a little more comfortable, e.g. if you will be undertaking lengthy travel times soiled flight connections in getting from one store to another we will suggest breaking this up with an airport hotel in between and won’t schedule a tour on your day of arrival. In lofty altitude areas, we structure tours and services in the superior format to try to reduce the conceivable effects this could have on your health. These small details and suggestions can last up making a large difference on how you enjoy your holiday. From the popular attractions to the obscure, we are able to donate products to every corner of South and Central America. When you book with us you can be confident that you have purchased a guaranteed service from a reputable Australian based company. We prefer to use local English speaking guides to conduct your tours and believe you will get an excess insight into the local culture and character from the firsthand experience that people living in these destinations can provide. Transfers and tours will be conducted in a combination of private and seat in coach basis depending on location and cost. Seat in coach services are shared with other tourists from all over the world allowing you to mingle and face other travelers. This humane of service is the more frugal option as the cost is shared with other people and the numbers on any given tour will vary depending to the location and dates. This will be specified on our itineraries. We generally do not use accommodation that is considered less than a 3 star hotel and our properties all include private bathroom facilities. Our philosophy is that location is paramount when you are staying in a city for a scanty nights, as being central to the attractions and restaurants makes a massive difference to your experience. The general standard of hotels in Latin America is a little lower than what you would expect by Western standards and while many will claim a higher amount in their own descriptions, we prefer to categories them closer to what our clients would expect. Maximum have local or are operated by local chains and give good location. Tourist superior hotels (3.5) Better hotels with extra benefits and are slightly better located that the standard tourist options. Others superior properties may once been considered first class and have a tall standard of facilities but may now be a little dated. First class hotels (4 star) Good hotels with cozy rooms and immense facilities and service. Deluxe class hotels (5 star) Excellent hotels, often leading properties in their respective cities, either based on world class design or cultural characteristics. Ideal for travelers who like to travel in style and prefer a lofty glossy of comfort. Flawless for the discerning traveler after a truly memorable journey.