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The reputation of Ojo de Agua in Ometepe, Nicaragua preceded itself.
I had heard a lot about this natural pool; its’ stunning natural landscape, cool waters, rope swing, and infamous Coco Loco cocktails. This was high on my list of things to do in Ometepe, Nicaragua.
Read MoreDiscovered only in 2004, Somoto Canyon is one of Nicaragua’s best off the beaten path and thrilling adventures. Boldly hike through unpaved terrain, with many tempting opportunities for cliff jumping and swimming in the cool waters. Wildly memorable and worth a visit. Travel to Nicaragua.
Read MoreNicaragua is called “The Land of Lakes and Volcanoes” and Granada, Nicaragua is a prime example of why. From boating the Islets of Granada and swimming in the Crater Lake, to viewing lava in an active volcano, here are five things to do in Granada, Nicaragua.
Read MoreThe Cathedral of Leon, Nicaragua is the largest Cathedral in Central America, and one of the most well known in the Americas for it's distinct architecture and cultural importance. A visit to this majestic and swoon-worthy rooftop is a must!
Read MoreEl Tunco has a reputation for being a party town, however it’s probably different than you imagine.
In addition to enjoying a good time with locals and other travelers, El Tunco is a great place to surf, relax on the beach or pool, enjoy spectacular sunsets, delight in famous pupusas, do yoga, go for a hike and much more.
Read MoreI'll be the first to admit, El Salvador does not have a good or safe reputation, except from the people I’ve met traveling through Central America. Because of this, I decided that I would stop in El Salvador for a couple nights to check it out for myself.
After considering several options for where to stay, I decide on El Tunco, even though it’s a “party town” because it’s logistically the easiest beach town to get to in El Salvador. But is El Tunco really a party town that should be avoided?
Read MoreEasily the most beautiful town in Guatemala, Antigua is a must-visit. Here are some activities I recommend you do.
Read MoreAfter the colorful Spanish colonial architecture and ruins, the first thing I noticed about Antigua was it's plethora of cafes. Modern, trendy, hip cafes serving up delicious food and coffee sprinkled throughout the historic city!
Read MoreImmediately upon arriving in Antigua Guatemala, I was smitten with it's old world charm. The buildings are Spanish colonial, the streets are still made of cobblestone, and ruins are sprinkled throughout the city. There's nothing I recommend more than wandering through the streets of Antigua, gawking at the lovely buildings .
Read MoreLake Atitlan, Guatemala is a magical place, often referred to as the most beautiful lake in the world. Discover vibes and unusual activities of the hippie community of Lake Atitlan, San Marcos la Laguna.
Read MoreIn remote northern Guatemala, abandoned over a thousand years ago and reclaimed by the jungle, explore the Maya ruins in Tikal National Park.
Read MorePre-packaged tours often leave little time for the adventure loving travelers to explore and forge their own unique experiences while on vacation.
Read MoreDeep in the jungle of Belize lies the Actun Tunichil Muknal Cave, or ATM Cave. A sacred Mayan site for sacrifice, the ATM Cave is home to a dozen human skeletal remains including the famous “Crystal Maiden”. Unearth thousands of years of authentically preserved Mayan history, culture, tradition, and adventure.
Read MoreWrongly regarded as uneventful, the Belize island of Caye Caulker offers many things to do including the Split, Great Blue Hole, yoga, kayaking, and much more. Discover relaxation and adventure on Caye Caulker.
Read More60 miles off the coast of Belize is a big blue hole in the middle of the Caribbean ocean, accurately named the Great Blue Hole. Today, this big hole is considered one of the top scuba dive sites in the world, but what is really the best way to experience this natural phenomenon?
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