Central America

Lying between the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean on the Isthmus of Panama, the country of the same name is home to lots of lovely landscapes, with towering mountains and lush rainforests lying alongside gushing rivers, meandering valleys, and glittering coastlines.

Guatemala is a great place to see sights you probably not going to see anywhere else.

As the country that connects South America to Central America, Panama is an incredible destination with plenty of historic and geographic significance.

Palm-fringed beaches, turquoise waters, and vibrant coral reefs make these islands some of the most beautiful destinations in the Caribbean.

Renowned for being one of the most environmentally friendly and biodiverse countries in the world, volcanic and rainforest-covered Costa Rica lies on the Central American isthmus in between the Caribbean Sea to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west.

Located in Central America, Honduras is a tropical paradise attracting many tourists every year to its gorgeous islands, lush rainforests and picturesque mountains.

Powder-soft sand, swaying palm trees, and crystal-clear Caribbean waters make this one of the most alluring beach destinations in Central America.

The Central American country of Guatemala is filled with traditional native villages and colorful markets.

The capital city of Panama is the aptly named Panama City, an energetic and cosmopolitan destination.

Occupying one of the last, remaining unspoiled places on earth just south of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, Belize is a beautiful Caribbean getaway where tourists can laze away on white sandy beaches, dive in the Western Hemisphere’s largest barrier reef, hike through lush jungle, and explore ancient Mayan ruins all in.

Antigua, Guatemala’s famous colonial gem, might just be one of the prettiest cities on the planet.

With the emerald-hued Caribbean Sea on one side and the vibrant jungles of Central America on the other, Belize is beginning to emerge as a regional jewel.

The culture here is shaped by Afro-Caribbean roots, indigenous Bribri communities, and a steady stream of surfers and travelers who came for a week and never left.

Belize is something of an anomaly – a former British colony in the middle of mostly Spanish-influenced Central America, and a Caribbean country at that, too.

While visitors to Panama may come for the Panama Canal, they stay for everything else.