Hiking the Inca Trail with Kids

Dan and Celine Brewer, owners of FamilyCanTravel.com, visit Machu Pichu after hiking the Inca Trail with kids for 4 days.

The classic 4-day Inca Trail hike is one of the most legendary multi-day hikes in the world. There are just so many things about the Inca Trail that make it one of the world’s best hikes – the incomparable Andes scenery, the Inca ruins along the way, the challenge of Dead Woman’s Pass, and of course, passing through the Sun Gate and seeing Machu Picchu for the first time. You may be wondering – is it possible to hike the classic 4-day Inca Trail with kids?

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5 Fun Things to do in La Paz with Kids (Bolivia)

a 9-year old boy enjoys riding the cable cars on a family trip to La Paz, Bolivia.

La Paz, Bolivia is an amazing & beautiful city, yet it’s not a key figure in the South America travel scene. Many families visit La Paz with their kids on their way to somewhere else, like the Uyuni Salt Flats or Cusco, Peru, etc.

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3 Days in Cusco with Kids – Acclimatizing Itinerary

Dan and Celine Brewer, owners of FamilyCanTravel.com, enjoy hiking with llamas while visiting Cusco with their kids.

Many visitors to Cusco with kids will struggle with its high altitude, and will need to plan to spend a few days acclimating to the altitude. Cusco was the first stop in our 4-week family trip through the mountains of Peru and Bolivia. To decrease our chances of getting altitude sickness, we developed this Cusco itinerary to help our family slowly acclimate to the altitude.

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Dahlandia Hotel Review – Isla Mucura, Colombia

An oceanfront thatched roof hut at the Dahlandia resort on Isla Mucura, Colombia

Imagine listening to the sound of crashing waves as you fall asleep in your own open-air seaside hut… Or gently swinging on your hammock on your private patio while enjoying tranquil views of the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea…

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Hiking Ciudad Perdida with Kids

A family with kids at Ciudad Perdida, Colombia

Nestled way up high in the jungle of the lush Sierra Nevada mountains, Colombia’s Lost City (Ciudad Perdida) hike is a legitimate bucket list item for many intrepid travelers. It’s not an easy trek to Ciudad Perdida and unlike Machu Picchu there is no train to get you there the easy way. You may be wondering, “can I hike to Ciudad Perdida with kids?”

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Tayrona National Park with Kids

We had a great day hiking to Cabo San Juan in Tayrona National Park with our kids

Colombia’s Tayrona National Park is a truly special place. Nestled in-between the captivating turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea and the majestic Sierra Nevada mountains, Tayrona National Park is home to excellent jungle hiking and many beautiful beaches. This combination was too enticing to pass up and we knew we had to visit Tayrona National Park with our kids.

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Minca, Colombia with Kids

The kids loved the family-sized hammocks at the Marinka Waterfalls

We knew we had to visit Minca with our kids; it’s simply our kind of town…  An up-and-coming backpacker haven nested in the ultra-lush Sierra Nevada mountains, home to organic coffee and cocoa farms, waterfalls with swimming holes, great hiking and more.

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3 Days in Rodadero with Kids

Enjoying a plate of fresh papaya while enjoying the Caribbean views in Rodadero with kids

Rodadero, Santa Marta is a beach resort beautifully situated on the shores of the Caribbean Sea. Blessed with several beautiful beaches and close proximity to Tayrona National Park, there are plenty of fun things to do in Rodadero with kids.

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