Here its summer all year round…the beaches are amazingly beautiful, with different shades of blue you can’t imagine: Dark, light, baby blue, turquoise, aquamarine, combination of blue and light green. These waters are perfect for practicing water sports such as snorkeling and scuba diving, because of the reef barriers that exist.
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Heartland of the Mayan Culture
Whether you go to explore an ancient ruin, relax and enjoy of the precious waves on the beach or admire the stingrays on natural spots such as the Hol Chan Marine Reserve, you won’t have any problems getting around and about. People are very accessible and kind, very relaxed as well.
The food mostly consists in seafood and fruits from the region, really tasty and natural. With hundreds of little islands of the coast, in this young and wild destination you will be able to walk around and observe many species, such as monkeys, crocodiles, butterflies, among other native fauna.
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All you need to know about Machu Picchu
The Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu is an Inca city, which was built on high grounds and is located in the country of Peru in South American lands. Its name stands for Old Mountain, and it is surrounded by temples and water canals. The construction material is based in huge stone bricks put together. Nowadays this millenary configuration is considered
10 things you can’t miss in Costa Rica
Located in Central America, the term heaven in earth applies for this astonishing little country. The heart of the Ecotourism movement beats within. You’ll find incredible natural spaces to connect with, such as: volcanoes, rivers, humid forests and beautiful beaches. Come and breathe Costa Rica in! 1. Relax and forget all about your routine on paradisiacal beaches Costa Rica has
The Wonderful Atacama Desert
Atacama Desert came from the sea, its creation involves a global climate phenomenon which forms deserts in a certain latitude on many of the occidental shores around the world. The desert is to be found between the Pacific Ocean and the Andes Mountains, and it is rich in mineral resources, such as: copper, gold, lithium and boron. After more than
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In this space you will find interesting facts and tails that describe traditions, people, natural reserves and archaeological sites, among other exotic subjects, all involving and carrying the Latin American flavor. Every journey begins with a first step, so dare to create new worthy experiences in exotic places, make memories that you will treasure forever and meet amazing people who