Located in the northwest of the United States, Seattle has an abundance of lush greenery. It’s also home to Puget Sound, an expansive body of water that lies between the Olympic Peninsula and the mainland of the state.

Oregon is a state filled with blustery Pacific Ocean beaches, waterfalls, national forests, and the deepest volcanic lake in the world. Let’s start with visiting Crater Lake National Park.

From the sun, surf, and cinematic history of Los Angeles to the colossal redwood forests along the North Coast, California is a dynamic state with a multitude of unique sights to experience.

Located at the southern tip of South America, Argentina is a geographically diverse country with pampas glasslands, glaciers, coastal regions and towering mountains. While the capital city, Buenos Aires, has architecture that rivals Paris.

Chile has the driest desert in the world and the highest volcanoes reaching over 22,000 ft. The west coast of the country runs along the Pacific Ocean ending in Chilean Patagonia with fjords, islands and ever severe weather.

The ancient Inca civilization flourished in pre-Columbian times; the towering peaks of the Andes mountain range span the length of the country and Spanish Colonial architecture can be seen throughout its exceptional cities.