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$203 - $394
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NewarkMedellín Jose Maria Cordova Intl
EWR - MDE
EWRMDE
Newark
mar. 9/10
1 stop10h 36m
Medellín Jose Maria Cordova Intl
mié. 9/25
1 stop17h 44m
New York John F Kennedy IntlGuayaquil Jose Joaquin de Olmedo
JFK - GYE
JFKGYE
New York John F Kennedy Intl
mar. 9/10
2 stops13h 12m
Guayaquil Jose Joaquin de Olmedo
jue. 10/3
1 stop9h 15m
New York John F Kennedy IntlLima J Chavez Intl
JFK - LIM
JFKLIM
New York John F Kennedy Intl
lun. 7/29
Nonstop8h 05m
Lima J Chavez Intl
mar. 7/30
2 stops15h 29m
New York John F Kennedy IntlMedellín Jose Maria Cordova Intl
JFK - MDE
JFKMDE
New York John F Kennedy Intl
dom. 9/1
1 stop7h 44m
Medellín Jose Maria Cordova Intl
jue. 9/5
1 stop9h 02m
NewarkMedellín Jose Maria Cordova Intl
EWR - MDE
EWRMDE
Newark
sáb. 9/21
1 stop28h 55m
Medellín Jose Maria Cordova Intl
dom. 9/29
1 stop23h 09m
New York John F Kennedy IntlMedellín Jose Maria Cordova Intl
JFK - MDE
JFKMDE
New York John F Kennedy Intl
sáb. 9/7
1 stop13h 15m
Medellín Jose Maria Cordova Intl
sáb. 9/14
1 stop26h 37m
New York John F Kennedy IntlMedellín Jose Maria Cordova Intl
JFK - MDE
JFKMDE
New York John F Kennedy Intl
mié. 11/13
1 stop17h 51m
Medellín Jose Maria Cordova Intl
lun. 11/18
1 stop17h 19m
New York John F Kennedy IntlBogotá El Dorado
JFK - BOG
JFKBOG
New York John F Kennedy Intl
mar. 8/27
Nonstop5h 58m
Bogotá El Dorado
vie. 9/20
Nonstop5h 47m
New York John F Kennedy IntlGuayaquil Jose Joaquin de Olmedo
JFK - GYE
JFKGYE
New York John F Kennedy Intl
mié. 8/28
1 stop9h 22m
Guayaquil Jose Joaquin de Olmedo
mar. 9/10
1 stop14h 03m
SAO Temperature | 62.6 - 73.4 °F |
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If weather is an important factor for your trip to South America, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, January is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 73.4 F. Travelers looking to avoid the cold should look outside of June, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 62.6 F).
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Passagem cara. Mala quebrada de porão. Me negaram repetir uma simples lata de cerveja num voo de mais de 8 horas. Poltronas pouco reclinam. O negócio é colocar gente para dentro fechar a porta e faturar
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Passagem cara. Mala quebrada de porão. Me negaram repetir uma simples lata de cerveja num voo de mais de 8 horas. Poltronas pouco reclinam. O negócio é colocar gente para dentro fechar a porta e faturar
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Passagem cara. Mala quebrada de porão. Me negaram repetir uma simples lata de cerveja num voo de mais de 8 horas. Poltronas pouco reclinam. O negócio é colocar gente para dentro fechar a porta e faturar
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Passagem cara. Mala quebrada de porão. Me negaram repetir uma simples lata de cerveja num voo de mais de 8 horas. Poltronas pouco reclinam. O negócio é colocar gente para dentro fechar a porta e faturar
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Passagem cara. Mala quebrada de porão. Me negaram repetir uma simples lata de cerveja num voo de mais de 8 horas. Poltronas pouco reclinam. O negócio é colocar gente para dentro fechar a porta e faturar
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Passagem cara. Mala quebrada de porão. Me negaram repetir uma simples lata de cerveja num voo de mais de 8 horas. Poltronas pouco reclinam. O negócio é colocar gente para dentro fechar a porta e faturar
South America embodies a soul that’s found nowhere else in the world. And each country has its own traditions and cultures; from the melancholic Argentinean tango to the ancient Inca ruins of Bolivia.
The two largest countries in the continent, Brazil and Argentina, are perhaps the most diverse and most travelers to South America choose to combine a trip to both countries. Brazil is a blend of diverse cultures: Portuguese, native Indian, African, European, Middle Eastern and Asian all living in this wild and exciting land. While in Argentina its European influences dominate its art, architecture, literature and lifestyle. But what both countries do have in common is the Iguazú Falls, the spectacular 275 cascading waterfalls which are taller than Niagara Falls and possibly one of the most unforgettable sights in the world.
North of Argentina is Bolivia, a country nestled between the Andes and the Amazon rainforests. Because of its isolation, the country has retained the ancient traditions of its ancestors, making it a fascinating and mysterious place to visit. Bolivia’s neighbor, Peru, is just as captivating; its history dates back to the Inca Empire with Machu Picchu, its most illustrious symbol. The countries in the northern end of South America including Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela might not be as renowned for their ancient wonders as the other countries but what they do have is a natural beauty – spectacular landscapes, tropical rainforests, and pristine beaches – that makes them inimitable.
South America can be split into four climatic zones: tropical, dry, cold and temperate. Depending on which area of the continent you’re visiting, the elevation and weather factors including rain and wind contribute to the climate variations, making it unpredictable and erratic in some areas.
Argentina and Brazil, both in the Southern Hemisphere, can be visited all year round but most people prefer to travel during the peak season – mid December to early March – when the weather is hot and humid. But if you’d rather avoid paying higher prices for South America flights and accommodations, then the best time to go is in winter between the months of June and October. Chile, also in the Southern Hemisphere, has climactic variations from the north to south. The north can be visited at any time of the year while central and southern Chile should be avoided from June to September when snowfall can get heavy.
The Andean countries including Ecuador, Venezuela, Bolivia, Colombia and Peru have two distinct seasons: wet and dry, and depending on the altitude and proximity to the equator, each country’s peak season will differ slightly.
Bolivia has the most unpredictable weather in South America, thanks to its topography and altitude. Generally the best time to visit is during the dry season between May and October. Peru is another country with complicated weather due to its high elevation and close proximity to the Pacific Ocean. The best time to visit is summer, from January to March when days are hot and humid.