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Vespucci claimed he sailed 4 times. Two times for Portugal and two times for Spain.

The first Spanish trip was made in the period 1497-1498. People believe that Vespucci never sailed to America before 1499, and that he lied about it.

But his second journey for Spain is real. In 1499-1500, he sailed together with Alonso de Ojeda and Juan de la Cosa. They went to South-America.

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