Guatemala – Tips before traveling to a country of ancient Mayan ruins and landscapes.
El Paredon – a charming village on the Pacific coast. A popular spot for surfers. El Paredon is the perfect place for those seeking relaxation, tranquillity and water activities.
Antigua – a charming colonial town with cobbled streets surrounded by volcanoes. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The ancient Mayan city of Copan, Honduras impresses with beautiful stelas and reliefs made with great artistic craftsmanship.
Lake Atitlan is definitely one of the most beautiful lakes in the world! It’s surrounded by three majestic volcanoes: Toliman, Atitlan, and San Pedro. You’ll love the peaceful atmosphere, opportunities for water activities, hiking in the surrounding Indian villages, and relaxation.
Tikal is such an amazing place to visit! It’s the best-preserved Mayan city in Central America, located in the dense jungle. You’ll feel like you’re experiencing the magic of the ancient Mayan civilization.
Guatemala offers natural beauty, historical significance and ancient Mayan ruins. Visitors can immerse themselves in the indigenous culture, explore diverse geography, including volcanoes, jungles, and beaches and relax by the beautiful Lake Atitlan.
Mexico – fascinating and challenging. Explore Mexico from the legacy of the Olmecs, Aztecs, Mayans, the carnival in Merida to the beaches on Cozumel and Isla Mujeres.
Torres del Paine – a national park in Patagonia, famous of its breathtaking landscapes, including the 4 towering granite peaks of Torres del Paine.
Isla Magdalena – small island located in the Strait of Magellan. This is home for penguin colony, over 60,000 pairs.
Atacama Desert – the amazing world of the desert. The driest desert area on Earth. There is no rain in some part of the desert for over 500 years.
Salar de Uyuni – the world’s largest salt lake. In the dry season, the lake becomes a mirror, reflecting the sky and the surrounding area.
Ecuador – South America in a nutshell plus unique Galapagos. Mountains, jungle, ocean and local Indian’s customs and traditions in the small country.
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