The seven countries of the zone –Belice, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua y Panama- are fully of life and purity, hosting the 8% of the worldwide biodiversity at only 1% of surface of the globe.
From the thick jungle, emerge the ruins or the grandiose civilization established over the most deep spiritual conviction: the Maya’s Civilization, involving this lands in a mysterious history, discover the majesty of its wakes and temples, its crafts with hieroglyphics inscriptions which translate its deepest cultural traits and the most valuable beliefs.
Interlaced with fine white sand, the Caribbean soft waves keep in its depths the second biggest coral reef which is a obligatory visit of the most enthusiastic scubas and marine Scientifics, the infinite Central America coast and its tropical islands where beautiful watercolor draw blue dotted with white sailboats cruise and daring.
The scenario which results holder of a unique natural beauty, from the splendour of the old Prehispanic cultures and form a colonial legacy fully of stone testimonies, it refuges between its lands 15 special sites declared World Heritage by UNESCO.
Adorned with the intense colour of the handmade embroidered fabrics dazzled with the smile of its people and imitating the catchy rhythm dances, the traveler will be captured with the rich mosaic of races where Creole and mixed race share the same land with more than 25 Indian groups, protagonist all of them of an exceptional cultural syncretism.
Central America, is a live region fully of vegetation, adventures, culture and history; cities merged in two worlds, colonial towns where the baroque art prevails in its many palaces, churches, convents, cathedrals, pictures and sculptures and modern towns where the infrastructures and commodities is prepared to make your trip a delight.
You will fall in love with Central America when you see its landscapes, to hear its laughs, to taste its food, to smell its aromas and to feel how the natural power involves you.
Come and visit us!
Come and see Central America:
so little... so Big!