Category: South America

Toronto to São Paulo: Baecation

SPECS

Who: Two People, One Bed

Where: Toronto to São Paulo, Brazil

When: Saturday, November 21st – Monday, November 30th, 2020

Budget Per Person: $1000.00

Notes: Technically this flight takes off late on the 29th (landing on 30th), so I made the stays until the 30th so you’d still have somewhere to hang out.

Flight: Toronto to São Paulo | November 21st – November 30th

$688.00 CAD: roundtrip (quick layover each way)

Stay: Hotel for Two | November 22nd – November 30th

Option 1: $563.00 CAD ($281.50/per person); Double Room, Looks good, Breakfast included, Good reviews

Option 2: $508.00 CAD ($254.00/per person); Standard Double Room, Breakfast included, Great location

Option 3: $547.00 CAD ($273.50/per person); Standard Twin Room, Looks great, Great location, Great reviews

Option 4: $486.73 CAD ($243.37/per person); Standard Twin Room, Great location, Great reviews, Breakfast included, Looks nice

Total: Overall, if you go for the LEAST expensive options I posted it’s about $931.37 per person for the trip and for the MOST expensive options it’s about $969.50 per person for the trip.

Extras: If you plan on using AirBnB for the first time, click here for a free credit towards your stay. Also, if you plan on using Uber for the first time, click here for a free credit towards the ride.

– Mirna 

I am not a licensed travel agent of Ontario and make itineraries as a hobby. Any itineraries used by readers are of their own free will and choosing. Site owner is not responsible for any misadventures, mishaps, airline issues or accommodation issues that occur on trip itineraries that are posted or individually e-mailed to readers.

Toronto to Cartagena: Group Trip

SPECS

Who: Four People, Two Beds

Where: Toronto to Cartagena, Colombia

When: Saturday, April 18th – Wednesday, April 29th, 2020

Budget Per Person: $1000.00

Notes: Just as an FYI – the flight lands at 6am on the 29th, that’s why the dates I put are as such. The stays are only until the 28th. If you need some ideas for what to get up to in Cartagena, please click here.

Flight: Toronto to Cartagena | April 18th – April 29th

$605.00 CAD: roundtrip (quick layover on way home)

Stay: AirBnB or Hotel for Four | April 18th – April 28th

Option 1: $1517.00 CAD ($379.25/per person); Standard Queen Room with Two Queen Beds, Breakfast included, Pool, Looks great, Great reviews

Option 2: $1324.00 CAD ($331.00/per person); 2 x Standard Twin Room, Breakfast included, Looks great, Great location

Option 3: $1485.00 CAD ($371.25/per person); 2 x Double Room, Pool, Great area, Breakfast included, Looks nice

Option 4: $961.00 CAD ($240.25/per person); Super cute place, Close to beach, Pool, Great reviews

Option 5: $1171.00 CAD ($292.75/per person); Close to the center, Perfect reviews, Look big

Total: Overall, if you go for the LEAST expensive options I posted it’s about $845.25 per person for the trip and for the MOST expensive options it’s about $984.25 per person for the trip.

Extras: If you plan on using AirBnB for the first time, click here for a free credit towards your stay. Also, if you plan on using Uber for the first time, click here for a free credit towards the ride.

– Mirna

I am not a licensed travel agent of Ontario and make itineraries as a hobby. Any itineraries used by readers are of their own free will and choosing. Site owner is not responsible for any misadventures, mishaps, airline issues or accommodation issues that occur on trip itineraries that are posted or individually e-mailed to readers.

Toronto to Rio de Janeiro: Solo Trip

SPECS

Who: One Person, One Bed

Where: Toronto to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

When: Tuesday, March 17th – Wednesday, March 25th, 2020

Budget: $1050.00

Notes: The flight leaves late on the 24th and returns in the morning of the 25th. I made the stays until the 25th so you’d still have a place to hang out.

Flight: Toronto to Rio de Janeiro | March 17th – March 24th

$677.00 CAD: roundtrip (quick layovers)

Stay: AirBnB for One | March 18th – March 25th

Option 1: $252.00 CAD; Centrally located, Looks nice, Perfect reviews

Option 2: $377.00 CAD; Looks great, Great location, Perfect reviews

Option 3: $235.00 CAD; Simple, Close to beach, Good reviews

Option 4: $377.00 CAD; Close to Copacabana, Looks great, Great reviews

Total: Overall, if you go for the LEAST expensive options I posted it’s about $912.00 for the trip and for the MOST expensive options it’s about $1054.00 for the trip.

Extras: If you plan on using AirBnB for the first time, click here for a free credit towards your stay OR if you choose Booking.com for the first time click here for a free credit. Also, if you plan on using Uber for the first time, click here for a free credit towards the ride.

– Mirna 

I am not a licensed travel agent of Ontario and make itineraries as a hobby. Any itineraries used by readers are of their own free will and choosing. Site owner is not responsible for any misadventures, mishaps, airline issues or accommodation issues that occur on trip itineraries that are posted or individually e-mailed to readers.

Toronto to Lima: Baecation

SPECS

Who: Two People, One bed

Where: Toronto to Lima, Peru

When: Sunday, November 1st – Sunday, November 8th, 2020

Budget Per Person: $600.00

Notes: So, just as an FYI, the flight price is like this for those who agree to NOT check-in luggage. Carry-on only.

Flight: Toronto to Lima | November 1st – November 8th

$451.00 CAD: roundtrip (decent layover, go to the InterJet site option)

Stay: AirBnB for Two | November 1st – November 8th

Option 1: $257.00 CAD ($128.50/per person); Very nice looking place, Good location, Perfect reviews

Option 2: $194.00 CAD ($97.00/per person); Quieter area, Looks cozy, Cute, Great reviews

Option 3: $270.00 CAD ($135.00/per person); Good location, Looks nice, Great reviews

Option 4: $218.00 CAD ($109.00/per person); Perfect reviews, Close to stuff, Looks spacious

Total: Overall, if you go for the LEAST expensive options I posted it’s about $548.00 per person for the trip and for the MOST expensive options it’s about $586.00 per person for the trip.

Extras: If you plan on using AirBnB for the first time, click here for a free credit towards your stay OR if you choose Booking.com for the first time click here for a free credit. Also, if you plan on using Uber for the first time, click here for a free credit towards the ride.

– Mirna 

I am not a licensed travel agent of Ontario and make itineraries as a hobby. Any itineraries used by readers are of their own free will and choosing. Site owner is not responsible for any misadventures, mishaps, airline issues or accommodation issues that occur on trip itineraries that are posted or individually e-mailed to readers.

Toronto to Bogota: Group Trip

SPECS

Who: Four People, Two Beds

Where: Toronto to Bogota, Colombia

When: Friday, January 17th – Friday, January 24th, 2020

Budget Per Person: $800.00

Flight: Toronto to Bogota | January 17th – January 24th

$578.00 CAD: roundtrip (quick layover)

Stay: Hotel for Four | January 17th – January 24th

Option 1: $434.00 CAD ($108.50/per person); Quadruple Room, Breakfast included, Looks great, Great reviews, Good location

Option 2: $721.00 CAD ($180.25/per person); 2 x Standard Double Room, Looks very nice, Good location, Great reviews

Option 3: $862.00 CAD ($215.50/per person); 2 x Double Room, Breakfast included, Looks super cute, Good location

Option 4: $793.00 CAD ($198.25/per person); 2 x Standard Double Room, Nice looking place, Good location, Great reviews

Total: Overall, if you go for the LEAST expensive options I posted it’s about $686.50 per person for the trip and for the MOST expensive options it’s about $793.50 per person for the trip.

Extras: If you plan on using AirBnB for the first time, click here for a free credit towards your stay OR if you choose Booking.com for the first time click here for a free credit. Also, if you plan on using Uber for the first time, click here for a free credit towards the ride.

– Mirna 

I am not a licensed travel agent of Ontario and make itineraries as a hobby. Any itineraries used by readers are of their own free will and choosing. Site owner is not responsible for any misadventures, mishaps, airline issues or accommodation issues that occur on trip itineraries that are posted or individually e-mailed to readers.