Standing at 40 feet tall and 50 feet wide, this waterfall in Costa Rica is not only impressive to look at, it's also the perfect spot to swim and relax.
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Reggaeton is an international sensation, and the South American birthplace of the massively popular music genre is worth visiting for a number of reasons.
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For close encounters with the most magnificent wildlife in Costa Rica, head to this world-famous tropical nature park and enjoy its two hour guided tour.
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Retiring doesn't have to be the end, it can mark the beginning of an exciting new chapter. These are the best cities in Central America to retire to.
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Tucked away deep in mountainous rainforest, hiking to explore the stone terraces and staircases of this ruined city feels like a trip back in time.
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Spot endangered scarlet macaws and massive 12-foot crocodiles at this hidden Costa Rican gem. Explore its scenic trails and take an unforgettable river safari.
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Rick Steves is best known for his Europe travel advice, but one of his favorite places to visit is actually located far away in Central America.
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Costa Rica's beaches boast clear, blue seas and stunning, white sand. One hidden beach has all that plus local wildlife nestled among a breathtaking rainforest.
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When flying around South America, you should choose to fly with the airline that consistently wins highly-coveted industry awards in multiple categories.
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Venture to coastal Costa Rica, where one protected park has beautiful tropical ecosystems and vibrant flora and fauna for the perfect getaway.
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Found along one of the best beaches in the world, this incredible mosaic sidewalk leads visitors to incredible views and delicious dining experiences.
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Explore lush rainforest landscapes, admire billowing volcanoes, and take a freshwater dip at this island oasis within Central America’s largest lake.
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For a gorgeous tropical escape, this under-the-radar Belize island offers a relaxing experience with laidback vibes and budget-friendly attractions.
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South America is a stunning place to visit. However, when planning a trip, it is crucial to consider local safety data, especially for female travelers.
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In Central America's most touristed country, you'll find a quiet coastal town perfect for surfing, relaxing on the sand, or settling in at a cozy accommodation.
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For a slide of untouched paradise, this off-the-radar Colombian island is a less-crowded destination in the Caribbean with secret, serene beaches.
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Blending English, Spanish, Garifuna, Maya, Creole, and more, this unique Central American country is a melting pot of cultures, natural wonders, and history.
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Deep in northern Peru lies a remote city that serves as a gateway to the Amazon. Take a river cruise, explore natural reserves, and delve into its dark history.
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With an affordable cost of living, lush rainforests, and unique attractions, this vibrant city in Honduras, Central America, deserves a spot on your list.
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The best way to end a day of vacationing is by watching a stunning sunset. At this iconic South American beach, people will even applaud the gorgeous scene.
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Tropical serenity awaits you at the hidden Central American surf beach called Playa Maderas in Nicaragua known for mysterious "sand volcanoes."
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Visitors to this luxurious spot in Panama can stay in the region's tallest building, shop along Luxury Avenue, and rent a yacht to explore an artificial island.
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Within the dense jungle of Costa Rica lies a charming orchid garden with rare plants, stunning beauty, and a peaceful atmosphere with laid-back vibes.
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Wander between towering spires of clay and explore Bolivia’s otherworldly landscapes at this lunar rock valley in the Andean mountain range.
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This off the beaten path Costa Rican destination offers the chance to bathe in naturally heated waters while experiencing its unsullied natural surroundings.
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An island known as "the end of the world" is South America's largest. It's home to a rich history, a lively city and an access point to remote adventures.
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Gray whales aren't a common sight, but this one-of-a-kind wildlife reserve allows visitors get up close and personal with the majestic creatures.
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