For the most part, Spanish and Portuguese conquerors landed on, or marched into what is now the continent of South America. Yes the Spanish Conquistador Cortes first conquered the Aztec Indians in what is now called Mexico. There is now of course only 2 continents in the Western Hemisphere. North America & South America. South America begins at the southern most part of Panama. For ease of identification, the term Central America is often used to describe the area of Mexico and Panama. This however, is not true geography.
Ponce De Lion
Juan Ponce de león
he was a naturalist that explored south America and was the first to say that Africa and South America were once one continent.
The first Europeans to come to the mainland of the United States were likely the Vikings about 1000 AD. However, Hernando De Soto was the first Spanish explorer to explore part of what became the United States in 1516.
If you mean landed on. It was the moon in 1969 and the man who landed there was Neil Armstrong for the United States.
Puritans when they landed in 1620 in Mass and set up Plymouth colony. The first European religion to be brought to the Americas with lasting effect was Christianity, and specifically Roman Catholicism, in the Caribbean, Mexico and South America, beginning with Columbus' expedition of 1492. Various Protestant sects also established early presence in the English Colonies starting with the settlement of Virginia in 1609.
The first recorded landing of Europeans in South America was in 1498. During the third expedition of Columbus to the New World, he landed in South America.
It was first found in the Spain, then when they moved a bit more they came and landed on Argentina in South- America.
He landed in the Bahamas, south of Florida.
Christopher Columbus found America in1492.
James Cook never visited or landed in South Australia. The most southerly point he ever sighted was Point Hicks, in the southeastern corner of the mainland. Matthew Flinders was the first to seriously chart and investigate South Australia, doing so in the early months of 1802.
brussel
A lot of people think he landed in North America but he didn't he landed in the Caribbean.
1741 January 21 the first ship landed on America.
I guess if your count the island of Hispanola that Columbus landed on as the first it would be that, but on the mainland of North America it would be De Soto.
The city on the coast of south Vietnam where the first US troops landed was Da Nang.
Balboa
The Portiuguese were the pilots on ships and had the maps. They helped find South America and landed along the coast.