Latin America
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Wildlife, Ruins, and Roads of Belize
Placencia, San Ignacio, Maskall Village, St. Margaret, Community Baboon Sanctuary
Belize, a tiny country with a ribbon of beaches running along the Caribbean Sea, is not a place you visit for its infrastructure. But the country is one of the few places that's as jungly as it is san
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Cooking Classes in Peru
Peru, Cuzco
In Lima, the Sacred Valley, and Machu Picchu, you'll learn from culinary masters the secrets of local cuisine—like how to make ceviche, and how to cook pachamanca in an earthen oven.
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Cruising South America's Ruta 40
Mendoza, Cafayate, Barreal, Villa Unión
Commonly called La Cuarenta, this famed stretch of pavement and dirt covers more than 3,000 miles from Argentina's northern border with Bolivia all the way to Cabo Virgenes in the south. It is one of
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Eco-Travel in Costa Rica
Costa Rica, Santa Teresa, Central and South Pacific Coast, San José, Tortuguero
In the country that more or less invented eco-travel, you’ll find lush jungles, enormous turtles, untouched beaches—and rapidly expanding luxury-resort developments.
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Exploring the Marine Life of Fernando de Noronha, Pernambuco, Brazil
Fernando de Noronha
There are more spinner dolphins and sea turtles than people on Fernando de Noronha—ibama (the Brazilian Environmental Protection Agency) limits visitors to this mountainous archipelago and national ma
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Family Adventures in Costa Rica
Osa Peninsula, Cabo Matapalo
Costa Rica’s jungly Osa Peninsula is just the spot for an adventure-loving family. There’s a treehouse hotel, rain forests, killer surfing, and ocean kayaking.
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Learning Spanish in Guanajuato
Guanajuato
At a bilingual bootcamp in colonial Guanajuato, Mexico, you can study (and play) in Spanish.
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Oaxaca at Peace
Oaxaca
With its well-preserved 17th-century architecture, intriguing food (flash-fried grasshoppers, 20-ingredient moles), and thriving crafts markets, Oaxaca has long been a favorite stop on the Mexico trav...
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Teaching in Guatemala
Antigua
Get a dose of colonial culture in Antigua and teach children how to read at schools in the nearby villages of San Andrés Itzapa and Santa María de Jesús.
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Touring Patagonia, Argentina's Lake District
Bariloche, Patagonia, Puerto Natales
Argentina has more exotic destinations—Tierra del Fuego, the glaciers of the extreme south—but none so refreshing as the Lake District, which covers thousands of square miles in pine-covered northwest
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