There is something magical about chocolate. Nearly all of us grow up adoring it, and we continue to adore it as adults. In fact, our love for chocolate generally only strengthens with time. Oddly, Keep Reading
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I feel like I'm in a scene straight out of Finding Nemo. I'm diving 50 fifty feet below the waves, at a site called "El Barco," located about 100 yards off the beach of Costa Rica's Isla del Keep Reading
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There's a change that washes over me every time we venture away from the city and into the remote wilderness of a place like Corcovado National Park. It's a feeling I've gotten every single time Keep Reading
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Caribbean & Latin American Art: History & Travel Guide
Although most modern art aficionados are familiar with legends such as Jean-Michel Basquiat and Frida Kahlo, Caribbean and Latin American art has a rich, storied history dating back almost 4000 Keep Reading
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GET AWAY FROM IT ALL Referred to by some as “the new Galapagos Islands,” the 1,053 sq. mile Coiba Island National Park remains unspoiled thanks to the fact that the island was home to a Keep Reading
Top 5 Guatemala Ecotourism Attractions
LAKE ATITLÁN Formed inside a volcanic crater, with three spectacular volcanoes providing a picturesque backdrop for its clear waters, this 50 square mile lake (which has a depth of 1,600 feet) has Keep Reading
