Archive for the Category ‘Central America’

What’s Hot in Panama: Beyond the Canal and into Tropical Paradise

What’s Hot in Panama: Beyond the Canal and into Tropical Paradise

Panama is on the Hottest Destinations List for 2012 for the New York Times, Travel & Leisure and National Geographic Traveler. So when Laurie Carr, who blogs at Elements of Decor, told me she went there for her New Year’s holiday, I was very excited to hear all about it and gain some insight as [...]

Half Jungle, Half Beach: A Perfect Week in Belize

Half Jungle, Half Beach: A Perfect Week in Belize

(Barton Creek Cave, photos by Amanda Lobell) I put Belize on my list of top 10 trips I wish I had taken in 2009, so I was very excited to hear all about Amanda Lobell and Neil Roach’s recent vacation there. They had a fantastic time dividing their week between the jungle and the beach, [...]

Top 10 Trips I Wish I Had Taken This Year

Top 10 Trips I Wish I Had Taken This Year

I did some awesome traveling this year, but I wish I could have done even more — and visited all of the places that I featured on this blog. I'm lucky to have so many people willing to report about their trips so I can maximize the amount of destinations covered on Travelogged, but the [...]

Deal: Book 7 Days at Ka’ana in Belize Now, Stay 7 More Free 2012

Deal: Book 7 Days at Ka’ana in Belize Now, Stay 7 More Free 2012

The Mayans predicted that the world would end in 2012. So perhaps that’s why the Ka’ana Boutique Resort (pictured above) in Belize feels comfortable offering this incredible deal where if you book a seven-day stay at Ka’ana Boutique Resort before December 18th, you get seven complimentary days in 2012 as well as airfare from Miami. [...]

The Ultimate Spa: Relaxing at Tabacon Hot Springs in Costa Rica

The Ultimate Spa: Relaxing at Tabacon Hot Springs in Costa Rica

As the weather gets colder in New York, I try to warm myself up by thinking of the hottest places that I've been to this year. While Cappodocia, Turkey, in June came close, I still think my hottest day of 2009 was in Jaco, Costa Rica in late March. This post, however, is about La [...]

More Monkey Business: Howler Monkeys in Costa Rica

More Monkey Business: Howler Monkeys in Costa Rica

Last week when I was blogging about seeing the Mona Monkey in Grenada, I realized that while I have written and posted photos about the white-faced capuchin monkeys and the spider monkeys I saw in Costa Rica, I have left out the howler monkeys. Yes, I know this a travel blog and not a monkey [...]

You Better Belize It: Two Wonderful Weeks Exploring Belize

You Better Belize It: Two Wonderful Weeks Exploring Belize

(photos by Catherine Motl) The official language of Belize is English, but don't let that fool you. This Central American country — known as British Honduras until 1973 — has just as rich a history as its neighbors. For those who want to combine Mayan ruins, jungles and Caribbean beaches, Belize is the ideal vacation [...]

Exploring Guatemala: Mayan Ruins, Volcanoes and… Scorpions

Exploring Guatemala: Mayan Ruins, Volcanoes and… Scorpions

(photos by Courtney Hamilton) For a small country, Guatemala is chock full of sights to see — major Mayan ruins at Tikal, the pristine Lake Atitlan and the well-preserved Colonial city of Antigua. But a trek through this budget travelers’ paradise is not for the faint of heart. Earlier this year, New Yorkers Courtney Hamilton [...]

Win a Free Trip to Costa Rica

Win a Free Trip to Costa Rica

I have been going on and on about what a great time I had in Costa Rica. (That's the view from the La Mansion Inn in Manuel Antonio above, so how could I not have had an amazing time?) If I have made you want to go to Costa Rica but you have already allotted [...]

Monkeys at the Cano Negro Wildlife Refuge

Monkeys at the Cano Negro Wildlife Refuge

I wish I could say that getting to the Cano Negro Wildlife Refuge was half the fun — as I described in yesterday’s blog post, I enjoyed the two-hour ride through the Costa Rican countryside with a stop off at the Iguana Tree. However, our boat trip was on the Cano Negro section of the [...]

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