Month: October 2015

Dedicated as a monument in 1982, this crescent-shaped island was the first protected area in Belize. Half thriving but endangered littoral forest, half stunning palm-dotted beach, a red-footed booby sanctuary and popular dive spot, put this caye on your must-see list.

The most surprising feature in Death Valley may be the presence of wetlands. These rare environments support distinct fish populations and provide life-giving watering holes, and are a sight to see surrounded by much rougher, barren landscapes.

Puerto Montt is a main gateway for air, land, and sea connections to Chilean Patagonia and across the Andes to Argentina. Here's how to get there.

Carnaval de Barranquilla, the most famous celebration in Colombia, is a time of music, dancing in the streets, and revelry. It lasts only about four days, but the city starts readying for it days (if not weeks) in advance. If you want to participate, make sure you book early! Here's what to expect in those…

For those looking for something specific, author Lily Girma offers up her expert recommendations for sites, trip operators, and dive shops found in Caye Caulker.

The best surf spots on Lana‘i cater to more experienced surfers for the most part, but that doesn't mean beginners are out of luck. With one exception, getting to these locations is going to take more than simply parking at the beach, and the trade-off there is that you won't have the same crowds at…

Hiking is plentiful in and around Capurganá and Sapzurro–many hikes are simple enough to take on your own, but for some you'll want a guide. Here's everything you need to know, from prepping for your hike to places to relax along the way.