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Surf City 2: El Cuco, Las Flores and eastern El Salvador
If El Tunco feels too busy, the answer is three and a half hours east. The stretch El…
Great Blue Hole: diving or flying over Belize’s sinkhole
From the air it is a perfect navy circle cut into a turquoise reef, as if someone had…
Boquete: coffee, hiking and Volcán Barú in the Panamanian highlands
After days of sticky heat on the coast, arriving in Boquete is a physical relief. This town in…
Monteverde: a guide to the world’s most famous cloud forest
Monteverde is shorthand for cloud forest, extraordinary biodiversity and world-class ecotourism. This small corner of the Costa Rican…
Manuel Antonio: beaches and wildlife in Costa Rica’s busiest park
Manuel Antonio is the most visited national park in Costa Rica and one of the most photographed places…
La Fortuna and Arenal volcano: Costa Rica’s most visited destination
La Fortuna de San Carlos and the Arenal volcano make up the most visited destination in Costa Rica.…
Ometepe Island: a guide to Nicaragua’s twin volcanoes
Ometepe is one of the most extraordinary places in Central America. Formed by two volcanoes rising out of…
Pico Bonito National Park: hiking and wildlife in Honduras
Pico Bonito National Park is the largest protected area in Honduras and one of the most biodiverse ecosystems…
La Ceiba, Honduras: the ecotourism capital of the Caribbean coast
La Ceiba, known affectionately as the bride of Honduras, is the country’s third city and the ecotourism capital…
Roatán and the Bay Islands: a guide to diving and beaches
The Bay Islands of Honduras are among the best-kept secrets in the Caribbean. White sand, clear water and…