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Wild Worlds of the Americas
Stretching from Arctic fjords to Andean highlands and jungle coasts, the Americas are stitched together by stories, landscapes, and adrenaline. These multi-day adventures go beyond the bucket list—into the quiet, untamed corners where nature still takes the lead.
Whether you're trekking Patagonia, diving Caribbean reefs, or navigating ancient forests, each experience is locally guided, ethically operated, and designed to leave no trace.
🌎 What to Expect:
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Diverse, small-group tours across North, Central & South America
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Logistics handled: accommodation, gear, guides, and meals
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Responsible operators with deep roots in each region
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Travel with purpose—each booking funds verified land restoration
✌️ Adventure deeper. Tread lighter. Explore the Americas, Zero Trace style.
Frequently asked questions
Are flights or extra accommodation included?
Only the tour itself is included. You’ll need to get yourself to the starting point (and back), but we do offer optional flight impact add-ons to make sure those nasty flight emissions are offset
Are the listings always up to date?
We do our best—but availability can shift fast. Once you book, we double-check everything with the operator before confirming. This may be instant but please allow upto 48 hour for some providers, they might be out adventuring
Is it safe to book through Zero Trace Tours?
Yep! All our partners are verified, and payments are secure. If you're ever unsure, you're welcome to contact the tour provider directly to confirm we're legit before booking through us and making your trip a climate positive one!.
Do you run the tours yourselves?
Nope—we’re a marketplace. We partner with the best independent tour providers worldwide. You’ll always know who runs the tour, and we only list tours we trust completely.
How does the ‘Zero Trace’ part actually work?
Every time you book a tour, we make a promise: we’ll fund real-world landscape restoration that goes twice as far as your estimated environmental impact.
That could mean replanting native forests, restoring wetlands, or supporting rewilding projects—depending on where it’s needed most. You explore. We restore.