From the tropical islands of Panama, to Guatemala's weaving heritage to Costa Rica's incredible wildlife and Mexico's colourful architecture
Costa Rica
Panama
Guatemala
Mexico, Guatemala, Belize
percent of Costa Rica's land is covered by National Parks
kilometres long - The Panama Canal connects the Atlantic with the Pacific Ocean
volcanoes can be found throughout Guatemala - 3 of them being active
days is how long one ritual cycle lasts in the Mayan calendar
Pura Vida! One of the first countries that took green living and eco tourism seriously, Costa Rica is only the size of Wales, yet makes up an astonishing 5% of the world's biodiversity. Its diverse ecosystems range from cloud forests, rainforests, mangroves, Pacific and Caribbean coastline, tropical dry forests, just to name a few. 25% of the country's land is protected. Its National Parks, pristine beaches, hidden waterfalls, legendary surf breaks and volcanoes set the stage for adrenaline junkies as well as travellers looking to for peace and quiet alike.
A former British colony, Belize is the only Central American country where English is the official language. Lush rainforests, pristine beaches, blue lagoons and ancient Mayan ruins create a tropical paradise waiting to be explored. Dive into the crystal-clear waters of the Belize Barrier Reef, the largest barrier reef in the northern hemisphere offering some of the best diving in the world. Trek through dense jungles home to an abundance of wildlife, and discover hidden waterfalls and sacred caves adorned with ancient artefacts.
With its diverse indigenous culture, rich Maya heritage and colonial charm, the land of eternal spring offers its visitors adventures awaiting at every turn. From the majestic heights of the volcanoes to the tranquil shores of Lake Atitlán, every corner of this enchanting land holds a story waiting to be told. Explore colonial cities steeped in history, sample the flavours of traditional cuisine and immerse yourself in the warmth of Mayan culture.
Mexico is a wonderland. One moment, you're sipping mezcal watching the sun set over the Caribbean sea, the next you're strolling through Oaxaca's colourful markets or enjoying some enchiladas while Frida Kahlo peers down from a mural. With ancient Aztec and Mayan pyramids emerging over millennia of compelling history, no matter how many times you visit, Mexico's diverse landscapes and its vibrant towns let you find an everyday life steeped in natural and man-made wonders, a lively way of life mixed with a captivating indigenous culture, beliefs and traditions.
