Six Craziest Places in South America
Destinations 0 CommentsDevil’s Island
Devil’s Island is one of the most popular Islands to visit among those three islands that are called as Iilet Du Salut and lies on the coast of French Guiana.
Devil’s Island is famed for its palm trees that barely rise above the sea level. It is the place where Napolean opened prison and French held their prisoners.
Numerous movies and songs have been shot here and even have become familiar in the books, which were evident in Henri Charriere’s book-Papillion.
Manaus, Brazil
This is an amazing place to visit if you really want to enjoy crazy sport like piranha fishing. The transportation available to this destination is either boat or plane. If you’re aiming for the craziest adventure ever, do not miss out on this. The Manaus is also historically rich as there are beautiful opera houses that were built ages ago.
Travel by boat on two rivers, known as the Rio Negro and Rio Solimoes. The temperature change and fluctuation will fascinate you leaving you sometimes warm and sometimes cold. You can get to see the freshwater dolphins and sleep in the jungle.
Peninsula Valdes, Patagonia
One of the craziest places is Peninsula Valdes which is famous for whale observing. You can get to watch the Southern Right Whale and touch them at the same time. It is fully a wild experience in the waters of Argentina. While you are on the boat, you can touch them in the water as at that time they come to breed around the coastline of Chile.
In the southern parts of Bolivia, there is world’s biggest salt lake having surface area over 10,000 square kilometers. You can also enjoy some uniquely beautiful lakes (green and red) and geysers while touring around that place.
The Nazca Lines
You can also enjoy viewing the deserted Nazca Lines from above, up in the air while traveling in a plane. Discover the amazing drawings left there. Get to see Colibri birds, flowers and different kinds of animals including monkeys and spiders.
Café con Piernas
This is one crazy place in South America, where they serve your coffee with grotesque looking pair of legs in one of Chile’s coffee shops.
Sip your espresso and watch the waitress deliver orders in their revealing outfits.






