Great Latitudes

Los Cabos, located at the tip of the 1,000-mile-long Baja California Peninsula, is one of the world's most diverse tourist destinations. Boasting a dramatic desert backdrop nestled by coastlines of the Pacific Ocean and Sea of Cortez, Los Cabos is home to award-winning resorts and culinary offerings considered some of the finest available anywhere. A growing list of championship golf courses, rejuvenating spas, world-renowned sport fishing tournaments, and state-of-the-art c...onvention facilities add to the destination's unmatched appeal. I’d love to help you plan a trip to experience Los Cabos for yourself so please call or email me ~ [email protected] ~ anytime to start planning! #janna #greatlatitudes #loscabos #visitmexico #visitloscabos #loscabosresorts #loscabosgolf #loscabosfishing #bajacalifornia

Huacachina is a tiny desert haven located just west of the city of Ica in Southwestern Peru. This little village surrounds a body of green waters called Huacachina Lagoon. Framed by palm trees, the water and mud from the area are said to be therapeutic. A stroll around the shore of the lagoon will lead you to some bars and clubs. There are also some dune buggies aka beach buggies scattered around the sand dunes. The lagoon was quite a hit to the people of Lima up until the 19...50s. The years passed and it was more or less abandoned. It wasn’t until the 1990s when this tiny village caught the attention of visionary people and businessman. They decided to recreate it and it’s now made it to the list of tourism hot spots in Peru. Reach out by phone or email ~ [email protected] ~ and let’s start planning your Peruvian bucket list vacation! #janna #greatlatitudes #peru #visitperu #perulife #travelperu #travelsouthamerica #vacationplanning #huacachina #desertoasis #peruviandesert

Fun Facts about Lake Titicaca: 1. One of South America’s largest lakes, it is the world’s highest navigable body of water. Simply put, it’s the highest lake in the world that boats can navigate. 2. It is said to be the birthplace of the Incas. They believe it to be the birthplace of the sun and its people and essentially where the world began hence it is called cradle of the world. 3. 60 million years ago, a massive earthquake hit the Andes Mountains. It split t...he range in two creating a hollow in the middle, which was then filled with water from melting glaciers, forming Lake Titicaca. I’d love to help you plan your trip so be sure to pick up the phone and call me or send me an email ~ [email protected] ~ anytime!! #janna #greatlatitudes #peru #visitperu #perulife #travelperu #travelsouthamerica #vacationplanning #laketiticaca #funfactsperu

Who’s not familiar with a poncho? It’s the typical dress of Peru. It’s been around for a very long time, even before the Incas. The word poncho was derived from the Quechua word Punchu. It’s described as a simple design coat. A rectangular piece of thick fabric with a hole in the center for the head. The cloth is dropped onto the body. Since it doesn’t need sleeves, you can move your hands freely inside the poncho. The Alpaca fiber is the best material to use to make ponchos.... The Alpaca fiber itself plays a significant role in Peruvian history. Are you ready to pack your things? I’d love to help you plan your trip so be sure to pick up the phone and call me or send me an email ~ [email protected] ~ when you’re ready to start planning! #janna #greatlatitudes #peru #visitperu #perulife #travelperu #travelsouthamerica #vacationplanning #peruvianponcho #peruviantraditionaldress

Llamas and alpacas are found in Peru and Bolivia. Both are used by humans primarily for transportation and fleece production for thousands of years. These animals belong to the camel family, Camelidae. The llamas and alpacas complete the lamoid species, the other two being vicuña and guanaco, their wild cousins. Llamas and alpacas are often confused for the other but if you look closely, they differ in some ways. The most distinctive characteristics would be their size, thei...r hair, and their face shapes. If you’d like a firsthand experience, I’d love to help you plan your trip so be sure to pick up the phone and call me or send me an email ~ [email protected] ~ when you’re ready to start planning. #janna #greatlatitudes #peru #visitperu #perulife #travelperu #travelsouthamerica #vacationplanning #llamas #alpacas #llamasvsalpacas #animaltransportation