Spectacular natural attractions define Belize, which has been called one of the few remaining unspoiled places on earth. Nestled between Mexico and Guatemala on the Caribbean coast of Central America, Belize draws visitors who come to explore some of its hundreds of ancient Mayan sites, its tropical rainforest teeming with exotic flora and fauna, and the longest barrier reef in the western hemisphere—which is home to some of the best snorkeling and scuba diving sites in the world.

Ambergris Caye and its main city of San Pedro offer cobblestone streets; a more laid back, small town beach kind of place.  The area is dotted with an eclectic blend of restaurants, shops and bars and is popular with charter fishing, diving, snorkeling and of course, their beaches.

Located in Central America, Costa Rica has what one may call, the ultimate in vacation options.  For beach lovers, there are over 762 miles of coast line on the Pacific and the Caribbean that offer opportunities for sunbathing, walking, and swimming.  For nature lovers, 25% of Costa Rica's land mass is covered in national parks & preserves, representing 4-5% of the world's biodiversity.  In the country's interior, you will find the Arenal Volcano, which is listed among the 10 most active volcanoes in the world.  It last erupted in 1968, but thermal hot springs are the areas' main attraction, as well as a number of trails.  For water lovers, white water rafting is a must in Costa Rica, as well as surfing and diving. Cocos Island, on the Pacific side, and Gandoca-Manzanillo Wildlife Refugee on the Caribbean side are home to over 6700 species.