Cretaceous Park – Sucre’s Unique Window Back In Time
Spending a couple of hours walking through a former quarry may not sound like everyone’s idea of an interesting afternoon. In Sucre, thousands of visitors per year do just that in the aptly titled El Parque Cretácico (Cretaceous Park). It has a commanding...
Tikal – The Largest Mayan Excavation You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
Buried deep in the Guatemalan jungle, miles from the nearest city lies one of the largest ancient Mayan sites. You may recognise it from some documentaries or pictures on the internet. The largest temple on the site, Temple IV, has even been featured in the first film...
El Hongo – Sustainable Community Development in Playa Del Carmen
In the back streets of Playa Del Carmen, just 15 minutes from the bustling nightlife of bars and restaurants that line a 2km pedestrian section of Calle Quinta Avenida, a stones throw from the famous beach of the Riveria Maya, there is a small movement, simply named...
El Chalten – Trekking Capital Of Patagonia
While it’s not maybe as well known as its southern cousin, El Calafate, El Chalten is nirvana for hikers and climbers worldwide. A relatively new resort, built in 1985 to help settle a land dispute with neighbouring Chile, El Chalten today exists solely because...Travel Responsibly & Save 20%
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