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(This post contains affiliate links, for more information read this  privacy policy ) I couldn’t leave Central America without doing at least one volcano tour in Costa Rica or Panama. I could have hiked a volcano when I was in Boquete, Panama but 12 hours of hiking in the middle of the night didn’t sound too appealing to me. Especially because everyone complained about the freezing temperatures on top. I also didn’t pack for that. My last stop apart from Panama city and San Jose where I had flights from was La Fortuna, Costa Rica, which you might know under the name Arenal as well. A small little town surrounded by rainforest, offering a tremendous amount of fascinating outdoor activities for visitors of all ages. Volcano Hike in La Fortuna , Costa Rica La Fortuna is surrounded by two volcanos: Arenal and Cerro Chato. The most famous tour that people take when traveling there is the two volcano hike in La Fortuna. This tour does not actually inclu...

Costa Rica is the perfect place for a honeymoon, it has beautiful beaches, lush jungles, and plenty of adventures. It can be as adventurous or as luxurious as you want. What we love about Costa Rica is that it can feel so exotic, yet it’s still close to home for American Visitors. Here is our guide on how to plan the perfect honeymoon in Costa Rica. Best Costa Rica Honeymoon Resorts The Peace Garden & La Paz Waterfall Gardens Located high in the mountains just an hour north of San Jose, La Paz is the perfect place to start or end a trip a honeymoon to Costa Rica, or even spend the entire trip. If you want to spend your first trip as newlyweds tucked into the peaceful jungle this is the place for you. Each of the 18 rooms come with a private jacuzzi tub with your very own waterfall. On the property, there are 5 large waterfalls and extensive gardens. Book Now Related Article: Waterfalls Worth Chasing In Costa Rica *When looking for the best price and biggest selection of hote...

Hey, where’s my T-shirt? I thought I was supposed to get robbed, murdered, or at least stabbed!?! Actually I felt quite the opposite. Granted we didn’t spend much time is San Pedro Sula (current murder capital of the world), or other major cities infamous for recent violence. I am sure the stats are true, and parts of the country are dangerous, but you have to look at what the danger is focused on: Drugs Are you as a tourist involved in the drug trade? No. Is it likely you will be involved in violence? Probably not. This isn’t a free pass to wander anywhere you please in total disregard, but with reasonable precautions you can partake in some of Honduras’s highlights in high confidence of a safe trip. SegURo Seguro is the Spanish word for secure and you will see the signs all over the place in regards to transport, banks, just about anything. Another aspect that doesn’t really help the feeling of safety: Guns! They are present at every bank, immi...