Whether it’s playing for a national title or a neighborhood pick-up game, sports are obsessively popular forms of entertainment and the front door to cities, countries, and all cultures in South America.

There’s no doubt that football (soccer) is the favorite sport, but it’s by no means the only game. Basketball, Field Hockey, Rugby, Tennis and Netball all have their fans and organized tournaments.

With so much money available, sporting facilities and infrastructure have been the key beneficiaries. World class venues and training facilities catered to just about every sport are littered all over the continent!

North America is the only continent in the world that has all climatic types. It has savanna and tropical rainforest in Central America, tundra in the northern parts of Canada and Alaska, and permanent ice cap in Greenland. There are also semi-arid and desert conditions near areas surrounded by high mountains.

The most dominant languages in North America are Spanish, French, and English. There are also a large number of people who speak Danish, but they are mostly confined to Greenland.

South America offers the unique opportunity to combine different countries, cultures and sports all on the same trip. Whether it’s a 7, 10 or 14 day trip, SPORTOURZ knows the ins and outs of the continent!

Utilizing our 20+ years for service in the South America market, SPORTOURZ is versed at combining the perfect timing with enthusiastic host for what always works out to be a fascinating, once in a lifetime experience. From the beaches of Rio to the waterfalls of Iguazu, our South American tours are guaranteed to take your breath away.

SPORTOURZ can arrange tours for: Football (soccer), Rugby, Field Hockey Basketball, Netball and Lacrosse amongst others in South America.

Available Countries: Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay & Colombia

One of the largest and most impressive waterfalls in the world, this giant spans Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay, promising a sublime encounter with the force of nature you won’t forget in a while.

Towering over Rio de Janeiro and now listed as one of the 7 New Wonders of the World, this huge religious statue has become an icon and something that many of us, regardless of spiritual sentiments, want to tick off their bucket list.

Experiencing the football-mad culture of South America is definitely one of the most atmospheric things to do in this continent especially in one of the largest stadiums ever built!

The language of the continent (except for Brazil, Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana), picking up a bit of Spanish is a great way to get more from your time in South America as you can converse easier with locals and learn more about what life is like.

Right at the bottom of the continent, this dramatic natural environment, complete with glaciers, wildlife, stunning views and off-the-scale hiking is definitely a travelers favorite.

Get ready for one of the biggest parties in the world – it’s carnival in Rio!

Marking the beginning of Lent – so usually taking place sometime in either February or March – this sensory spectacle is as alive as ever!

Although it’s the capital of Uruguay, Montevideo is a wonderful city and the Art-Deco architecture and relaxed lowkey vibes make it a great place to visit. But best of all are the beaches.

Full of green spaces, street art and creative flair, Buenos Aires is also the home of the famous tango and heading here to see a show, and maybe to try out some footwork, is a must in this most glorious of South American cities.

Built in the 15th century and later abandoned, it’s renowned for its sophisticated dry-stone walls that fuse huge blocks without the use of mortar, intriguing buildings that play on astronomical alignments and panoramic views. Its exact former use remains a mystery

Along the northeast coast of Brazil lies a windy paradise spread through 4 different states, home to over 1200 km of pristine coastline with clear waves neighboring turquoise lagoons, hidden amongst immense sand dunes. This truly is a kite board mecca!

Venture into the wild Argentinian pampas and experience ‘gaucho’ (cowboy) life on a traditional ‘estancia’ (ranch) on this full-day tour from Buenos Aires, including lunch. Saddle up for a horseback ride or ‘sulky’ (horse cart) tour, visit the country town of San Antonio de Areco, enjoy a folklore show and tuck into a barbecue lunch, while the gauchos entertain you with rope tricks and tales of estancia life.

Tackle the beast of Sugarloaf Mountain. Getting the cable-car to the top is really the way to go here – with the reward being some seriously stunning views!