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While the continent of South America, features such as the Andes, the Amazon and the largest wetland in the world (the Pantanal in Brazil), a little part in the geographical routes, offering a unique stay. Many islands of Oceania are unique to others in the world, often teeming with wildlife, some species that are endemic throughout the house. The three main islands of South America to help ensure your holiday memories set for South America.

Chiloe, Chile
In the far south of Chile is often overlooked and underestimated the island of Chiloe. Spanish Jesuits tour of the island in a Christian country, and many of their churches are everywhere. Valdivian temperate forests are the most important product, and even if Chiloé is a modest 166 square miles, there are many hiking trails that offer views very different from each other. The mild climate means there is always a good time to visit, but the months from November to February, summer in the heart of South America is the optimal time. Enter the city of Puerto Montt, a gain of 90 miles before finally Patagonia by boat to the island of Chiloe.

Easter Island, Chile
Today, researchers were surprised to find out how and why ancient peoples lived on Easter Island. The land is arid, the time of a big deal, and the Pacific waters around him a lot of resources. But the ancient civilization of Rapa Nui for a while and managed to thrive today, their most important ruins of the legendary Moai statues of Easter Island are scattered, Chile forced fate. Investigations of the face are very popular along the flat landscape, while the wild horses in the wild. Recently, researchers have discovered that there are several agencies in relation to facial contours previously thought, only shows that the only eternal mystery of Easter!

Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
The Galapagos Islands are probably the best places to visit for those who love nature and wildlife. And “one of the most densely populated in the world and various natural, home to many animals (some of which are endemic), including iguanas, cormorants, penguins, albatrosses, giant tortoises, finches and many , many others. To extend a cruise in the Galapagos to see people on the beach, then go into the field for a dry run with the animals. There is never a cloudy day in the Galapagos Islands.