DAY 02 BELIZE-XUNANTUNICH-SAN IGNACIO
Breakfast. At 07:30 a.m. we will depart to do a full day trip by Mayan lands, starting en the Ceremonial Center Xunantunich (means maid of stone) accessible only by ferry, which depart daily from San José Succotz. The most relevant structure in this place is El Castillo, a Pyramid of 130 ft high at the south point of the main complex. We will climb the pyramid using a spiral path. From the top it is possible to have a beautiful view of Belize and even some interesting views of Guatemala. We will continue our trip learning the local flora and its medicinal uses. Lunch. Afternoon we will take a trip to Cahal Pech, located in the western riverside of Macal River, an important Mayan place that offers a wonderful view of San Ignacio village. Dinner and overnight.

DAY 03 SAN IGNACIO-TIKAL-GUATEMALA
Breakfast. Departure from the hotel to pass the border to Guatemala and visit to the Ruins of the National Park Tikal. Visit the Q complex, the Main Square, the Center and North Acropolis, the Lost World, the Temple IV, Museum of History and others important places. Lunch. Afternoon transfer to the airport of Flores to fly to Guatemala City. Reception and transfer to the hotel.

DAY 04 GUATEMALA-CIUDAD ANTIGUA-GUATEMALA
Breakfast. Our trip today will take us to know one of the most antique cities of the American continent: Ancient Guatemala, founded by the Spaniards in 1543, during the Conquest period. The UNESCO has declared ancient Guatemala Heritage of the Humanity site, a city of ruins, churches and convents, but also of hotels, restaurants, handicrafts, and museums. Lunch and afternoon return to capital. Lodging.

DAY 05 GUATEMALA- CHICHICASTENANGO-ATITLAN-GUATEMALA
Breakfast. At 07:00 a.m. We will depart to Atitlan´s Lake located in Solola Department, 126 kilometers far from Guatemala City, said to be one of the most beautiful lakes in the world. Alomng the way stop for 15 minutes in a typical restaurant in Tecpan. Chichicastenango, which means “place of nettles” in Nahualt tongue, is one of the most popular places of the trip. Founded in 1524 by the survivors of the Spaniards attacks on the capital Quiché, Utatlan. The Santo Domingo church built in 1540 on the ruins of a Maya Temple in an intent to eradicate all the remains of the indigenous culture to extend the colonial control on the area. Actually the white buildings dominate the square instead of the rituals practiced inside the church are a mix of the prehispanic and Christians ceremonies. A living museum, the streets of “Chichi” are saturated in the believes of its Quiche inhabitants. The friar Francisco Ximenez discovered the history of its creation the “Popol Vuh” here at the beginning of the XVIII century. The city is full of life on Thursday and Sunday when the market is located on the square, marketers come from miles on the surrounded areas, are grouped here to sell its products, flowers, livestock, and handicrafts. We will continue to visit Panajachel settled at the shores of Atitlan Lake, popular tourist site recognized by its impressive view of the lake and its three volcanoes. The majority of the hotels and restaurants are located between coffee plantations and beautiful gardens. Return to Guatemala City.

DAY 06 GUATEMALA-COPAN (HONDURAS)
Breakfast. Departure at 05:00 a.m. to Quirigua, located in the Valley of River Matagua next to Honduras border. In this site we will find the Mayan Stele. We continue passing the border until we arrive where we will overnight, hotel located in Copan Ruins area. Lunch and departure by the afternoon to visit one of the most beautiful archeological sites of the Mayan World from 1,200 year B.C. We will visit its Acropolis, Temple XI and Altar Q erected by Yac-Pac the last King of Copan, and the museum. Lodging.

Day 07 COPAN-SAN PEDRO SULA
Copán – San Pedro Sula
In the morning the local guide will meet you in your hotel and escort you to the Copán Ruins Park which is located 20 minutes walk from Copán. You will tour the legendary Archaeological Park of Copán, which consists of two main sites: the ruins and the sepulchres. Learn about the impressive 63-step stairway with over 2,500 hieroglyphs and masterfully carved Stella. You will return to your hotel in time to take the afternoon direct bus back to San Pedro Sula . City Tour and lodgning.

Day 08. Transfero to the Airport.

DAY 02 GRANADA-MASAYA-GRANADA
Breakfast. Visit Masaya Handicraft market, continue to the National Park of the Masaya Volcano, and its Museum of Natural History. Return to Granada.

DAY 03 GRANADA-MOMBACHO-ISLETAS-GRANADA
Breakfast. We will begin our eco-touring route in the early hours of the morning towards the biological station of the Mombacho Volcano. In the afternoon, ride by boat in the isletas.

DAY 04 GRANADA-EL CHOCOYERO-CATARINA-SAN JUAN DE ORIENTE Y LOS PUEBLOS
Breakfast. Today we will continue with our tour in contact with nature, specially designed for the observation of “Chocoyos” (Parakeets). We will return to our waiting vehicle and move along to the native towns of Catarina and San Juan de Oriente, where we will be able to appreciate the very best of our National crafts. The towns are very close one to the other - Diria, Diriomo, Niqinohomo, Masatepe, San Marcos. Transfer back to Granada in the afternoon and overnight.

DAY 05. GRANADA-SAN JUAN DEL SUR
Breakfast. Transfer to San Juan del Sur – one of most picturesque horseshoe bays on the Pacific Coast with stunning sunsets. Lodging at Hotel Piedras y Olas.

DAY 06 – SAN JUAN DEL SUR
Breakfast. Free day. Lodging.

DAY 07 SAN JUAN DEL SUR - PEÑAS BLANCAS- MANUEL ANTONIO. QUEPOS
Breakfast. Continue across border to Costa Rica; transfer to Manuel Antonio National Park and Quepos. Lodging at Hotel Parador or similar.

DAY 08
Relax on beach; visit Carara National Park. Return to Hotel.

DAY 09
Relax on beach and visit Manuel Antonio National Park.

DAY 10.
Transfer Manuel Antonio to Uvita, Ballena Beach. Lodging at Hotel Cristal Ballena. (optional boat trip to Roca Ballena.

DAY 11
Visit Marino Ballena Park.

DAY 12
Transfer to Sierpe in private coach. Transfer by boat on Río Sierpe. Continue by land to Lodge Casa Corcovado or similar.

DAY 13
Relax in Casa Corcovado. All meals.

DAY 14 Transfer Sierpe to Panamá Border.
Meet and transfer from the Border in Paso Canoas to Cerro Punta. Check in and overnight at Hotel Los Quetzales.

Day 15
Breakfast. Free day for hiking the trails around the area.
Overnight at Los Quetzales hotel.

Day 16
Breakfast. Hiking tour Los Quetzales Trail. Entrance fee to the Vulcan Baru National Park;
Box lunch included. Upon arrival in Boquete, transfer to Villa Marita or similar
Overnight.

Day 17
Breakfast. Hiking tour the Baru National Park. Entrance fee to the park and box lunch included. Overnight at Villa Marita or similar.

Day 18
Breakfast
Free day for optional tours:
Rafting, coffee tours, canopy adventure.
Overnight at Villa Marita or similar.

Day 19
Breakfast
Transfer to David. Flight to Panama City. Upon arrival transfer to Hotel Marbella or similar. Check in and overnight.

Day 20
Breakfast
Transfer to international airport for departure.

Day 2: Antigua Guatemala
Breakfast. Our trip today will take us to know one of the most antique cities of American continent: Ancient Guatemala, founded by the Spaniards in 1543, during the conquest period. The UNESCO has declared Ancient Guatemala Heritage of the Humanity site, a city of ruins, churches and convents. Lunch and afternoon return to capital. Lodging.

DAY 03 GUATEMALA- CHICHICASTENANGO-ATITLAN-GUATEMALA
Breakfast. At 07:00 a.m. depart to Atitlan Lake located in Solola Department, 126 kilometers far from Guatemala City, said to be  one of the most beautiful lakes in the world. En route stop in a typical restaurant in Tecpan. Chichicastenango, which means “place of nettles” in Nahualt tongue, is one of the most popular places of the trip. Founded in 1524 by the survivors of the Spaniards' attacks on the capital Quiché, Utatlan. Visit the Santo Domingo church built in 1540 on the ruins of a Maya Temple.

DAY 04: GUATEMALA-COSTA RICA
Transfer to Airport for your onward flight to Costa Rica. Pick up at the airport, check in hotel; city tour -  visit La Sabana Park, Rohrmoser and Los Yoses residential areas, the Central Park, the Cathedral, the National Theatre, the Main Post Building, the Parliament, one of the Museums, the University of Costa Rica and Moravia souvenir shops.

DAY 5: BRAULIO CARRILLO NATL. PARK – JUNGLE AERIAL TRAM – GUÁCIMO
Drive from San José across the National Park Braulio Carrillo to Río Sucio. Ride in the gondolas of the aerial tram, with impressive views of incredible variety of flora and fauna of this tropical region. Above the rain forest you will enjoy the unique experience of observing the canopy of the forest and you can take a close look at the most exotic plants that grow on the top of the trees. Later journey to the nearby town of Guácimo. Lodging: Hotel Río Palmas or similar.

DAY 6: SARAPIQUÍ- BUTTERFLY GARDEN- MUSEUM JUWELS OF THE FOREST
Transfer through rural areas to Sarapiquí. Visit the small Butterfly Garden where you will admire many live butterflies in all stages of their lifecycle. Then you will visit the tiny Jewels of the Rain Forest Museum, an exhibition about rain forest with sounds. Afternoon at leisure or optional boat tour on the Sarapiquí River .
Lodging: Hotel La Quinta de Sarapiquí or similar.

DAY 7: ARENAL VOLCANO NATIONAL PARK– TABACÓN HOT SPRINGS
Drive the San Carlos Lowlands to the Arenal Volcano, one of the world's most active volcanoes. After sleeping quietly for more than 400 years, the Arenal erupted with tremendous force in July 1968. Since then, it continues to erupt daily but on a smaller scale. Visitors can see, on clear days, the lava eruptions that during the evening look like an impressive fireworks display. You visit also the Tabacón Hot Springs with its idyllic tropical gardens. Lodging: Hotel Rancho Corcovado or similar.

DAY 8: LA FORTUNA - ARENAL LAKE – DRY FOREST AND COROBICÍ RIVER
Drive around the Arenal Lake passing the picturesque city of Tilarán until you reach Cañas. Soft raft descent of the Corobicí river which is a must for birdwatchers and nature lovers in general. You will ride to the border of the nearby Palo Verde National Park and you will also observe many different migratory birds and animals typical of the tropical dry forest. Afterwards, transfer to Liberia .
Lodging: Hotel El Sitio or similar.

DAY 9: LIBERIA –NICARAGUA
In the morning visit of the city of Liberia with its interesting mixture of modern and colonial architecture where you will see adobe (sun-dried brick) and tile roof houses. Continue to Peñas Blancas Border with Nicaragua and San Juan del Sur. After welcoming you at the Costa Rica border in Peñas Blancas, we will take you to the beautiful port of San Juan del Sur, a town where we will find a variety of small restaurants located right by the beach. Spend the afternoon at the beach, practice surfing etc. Check in at Hotel Casa Blanca 3* right in front of the beach.

DAY 10 SAN JUAN DEL SUR-OMETEPE
Breakfast. Departure at 6:40 am to the port of San Jorge, (26km) where we will board a small boat that will take us to the Island of Ometepe, a religious sanctuary of Nicaraguan Indian forbearers. After  arrival, we will tour the Island - visit the archaeological museum of Altagracia, La Punta de Jesús María and the lake of Charco Verde. Lunch in a local restaurant, and around 4:00pm we will go back to the port of San Jorge to resume our journey to the City of Granada (68km). Check in at Alambra Hotel 3*.

DAY 11 GRANADA
Breakfast. We will start our route through the city of Granada, distinguished by a Colonial architecture that will take us back to the eighteenth century. Narrow streets with horse-drawn carriages will allow our minds to create a concrete idea of the customs of the epoch of the Spanish occupation. The Church and Archaeological museum of the Convent of San Francisco, the Cathedral, Church and Xalteva square, Church “La Merced”, church of Guadalupe, the fortress “La Pólvora”, among other colonial buildings, are just a part of the beauty displayed in this city. You will have the afternoon free where you can choose to take an optional tour to either the “ Small Islands ” or El Mombacho Volcano. Onvernight in Alambra Hotel.

DAY 12 GRANADA-CATARINA-MASAYA-LEON
Breakfast. Check out in the morning, then we will go visit the municipality of Catarina, a town of artisans, and one offering a grand panorama of the Laguna Apoyo and chain of Nicaragua's volcanoes. Next we will move along towards the city of Masaya and its Market of crafts. All the ceramics of the region can be found here. Next on to the Masaya Volcano National park. Lunch en route. The it's on to the Occidental zone, to the city of León (122km). Along the way, we will be able to appreciate the immensity of the Momotombo Volcano, which buried the old city of León with its eruption back in 1610. Check in at the Austria Hotel 3*, located in the city of León.

DAY 13 LEON-MANAGUA
Breakfast. Today we will be visiting the Nicaraguan city of University culture, known for both its academic excellence, and architecture. Besides being the first city founded by the Spaniards in Nicaragua, it constitutes the intellectual cradle of the great poet Rubén Darío, Father of Modernism and Prince of Castellan Letters, as well as many other renowned figures of Nicaragua's literature. We will make a visit through the most important churches in the city: La Recolección, El Calvario, etc., without missing the magnificent and splendorous Cathedral, inside of which lay the remains of Rubén Darío, and from the top of its domes we will experience the almost perfect alignment of the volcanic mountain range. Visit to the boiling mud pools of San Jacinto and geysers located on the slopes of the Santa Clara Volcano, which waters contain sulfides and can be used for medicinal purposes. Afternoon transfer back to Managua and overnight stay at the Holiday Inn Hotel 4*.

DAY 14 MANAGUA
Breakfast and departure to take the Managua City Tour - the Historical Center of the capital: El Malecón, The Juan Pablo II square, the National Theater Rubén Darío, Darío's park, the old Cathedral, the New House of Government, the National Palace of Culture and the National Museum . Once this visit has come to an end, we will continue our journey to the Museum of “Sitio Huellas de Acahualinca”, which gathers over 10,000 years of history of Nicaragua's old civilization. These “footprints” were formed during an eruption probably made either by the Masaya, Asososca or Tiscapa volcano. At the end of the day, we will visit the Museum of Sandino 's Memorial Site, from which we will experience the most beautiful and vast overview of the city of Managua, with the lake Xolotlan adorning its background. Overnight stay in Managua at the Holiday Inn Hotel 5*.

DAY 15 MANAGUA- TRANSFER OUT
Breakfast. At the right time, we will transfer you to either the frontier with Costa Rica, (140kms) or to the National Airport so you can take the flight back to your country.

DAY 02 MANAGUA-LEON
Breakfast. Today we will head towards the Occidental zone of Nicaragua, passing by the Ruins of the Old Leon, from where we will be able to observe the Momotombo Volcano, which eruption destroyed this city in the year 1610. We will move along to the Colonial city of Leon where we will undertake a City Tour visiting: the Cathedral, in which lies the Tomb of Rubén Darío, walk trough the cellars and then make our way up to the peak of the Cathedral, where we will be able to enjoy the splendid panoramic view of the volcanic mountain range, the Museum of Art, and the native Indian district “El Laborío“. On the afternoon we will visit the San Jacinto boiling mud pools and geysers located on the slopes of the Santa Clara Volcano, which waters contain sulfides and can be used for medicinal purposes. Transfer back to Managua.

DAY 03: MANAGUA-MASAYA-CATARINA-GRANADA
After breakfast Managua city tour: visit the old cathedral, National Palace of Culture, National Museum , Ruben Dario National Theatre, Xolotlan or Managua 's Lake and the archaeological museum Huellas de Acahualinca; next to the Masaya Volcano National Park; the Artisans market in Masaya where you can find ceramics and souvenirs; the town of Catarina and the colonial city of Granada. Overnight in Granada.

DAY 04: GRANADA-ISLETAS
Today tour the lake Cocibolca (or Nicaragua Lake ), some of its 356 small islands; then back to Granada walk thru the Historic Centre before returning to your Hotel.

DAY 05. GRANADA-FRONTERA DE PEÑAS BLANCAS-MONTEVERDE (COSTA RICA)
Breakfast. Departure to Costa Rica border, passing at the shores of Lake Cocibolca from where we will see the volcanoes Concepcion and Maderas on Ometepe Island. After we pass the frontier, we will go to Montverde, one of the most important Biological Reserves of Cloud Forest in Costa Rica. Lodging. Afternoon a specialized guide will take us to observe some of the 300 species of migratory birds residing in the region. Dinner and lodging.

DAY 6 MONTEVERDE-SAN JOSE
Breakfast. Today you can take a canopy tour, or ride horses. After lunch we will continue our trip arriving at San José, capital of Costa Rica where we will lodge.

DAY 7 SAN JOSE
Breakfast. Depart for a city tour that will take us to visit the most important tourist attractions in San José , the capital city. The National Theater built in 1897 is a true architectonical jewel. The Jade museum houses interesting pre-Columbian objects as well as contemporary art works. The tour also includes the Metallic Building, the National Assembly, the Supreme Court, the Justice Tribunals and many other interesting government buildings, finishing our trip with a visit to the handicrafts market. Afternoon free.

DAY 8 SAN JOSE-VOLCAN POAS-GRECIA-SARCHI-SAN JOSE
After our trip to the Volcano Poas you will travel through the streets full of tradition and culture of the cities of Grecian and Sarchi. You will visit the old metallic church of Grecia, whose particular red color distinguish it from the others religious buildings all over the country. Retur to San Jose; overnight in San Jose.

DAY 9 SAN JOSE-PANAMA
Breakfast. Breakfast and transportation to the airport to flight to Panama. Meet and greet and transfer to the hotel located near the commercial zone.

DAY 10 Panamá City tour and Canal
Breakfast. Depart from your hotel to visit Panama Viejo, the first city founded on the isthmus by the Spanish at the beginning of colonization. The remaining ruins are the vestiges of the city left by Pirate Henry Morgan, who sacked the town in 1671. Visit to the Panama Canal, one of the 20th century's most important engineering feats. At the Miraflores Locks you will have the opportunity to observe the locks as giant cargo ships are raised and lowered in them. Then you will view the Canal from the scenic Amador Causeway.

Day 11 Panamá
Breakfast. Free day for shopping or optional excursions.

Day 12: Return
Breakfast. Transfer to Airport.

Day 2: Guatemala City – Antigua
Transfer to Antigua, the earlier colonial capital of Central America, founded in 1543. We will visit the Main Square, the Cathedral and other buildings of the colonial era. Overnight.

Day 3: Antigua – Chichi – Lake Atitlan
Departure to the highlands to visit Chichi. Tour through the open-air market (only Thursdays & Sundays), where colorful handicrafts of the region are for sale. Enter the 400-year-old church of Santo Tomás, where catholic and pagan rites take place in a mystical atmosphere. The continue to Lake Atitlan . Overnight in Panajachel at the lake.

Day 4: Lake Atitlan
Early in the morning we will start a boat ride to the Tzutuhil town of Santiago Atitlan. This small town still keeps the Mayan traditions and culture. We will visit the local market and the town's church before returning to Panajachel. Overnight in Panachachel.

Day 5: Lake Atitlan – Santa Lucia
We will tour the indigenous towns of Almolonga and Zunil, famous for its vegetables and flowers. We continue through the Pacific side to Santa Lucia Cotzumalguapa, passing through a big coffee and sugar cane plantations. Overnight.

Day 6: Santa Lucia – Copán Ruinas , Honduras
Drive through the Motagua valley towards Honduras. En route we will pass through the states of El Progreso and Zacapa in Guatemala; the villages Almolonga and Zunil are known for their colorful vegetable and flower markets. After customs formalities transfer to Copán. Overnight in Copán.

Day 7: Archaeological Park of Copán
Today we visit the legendary Archaeological Park of Copán. Enjoy the impressive 63-step stairway with over 2,500 hieroglyphs and masterfully carved Stella. In the afternoon we will visit Las Sepulturas, a residential and burial site of the Mayan nobles. Overnight in Copán.

Day 8: Copán – Lake Yojoa 
Transfer to the Yojoa Lake, a birdwatche'rs paradise! About 400 of the 700 species registered in Honduras can be found around this lake. We visit the impressive Pulhapanzak Waterfall before reaching our hotel at the lake.

Day 9: Lake Yojoa – Tegucigalpa
After breakfast transfer to Tegucigalpa, driving through some of the most fascinating landscapes in Honduras. On the way we will visit Comayagua with its colonial heritage. Overnight in Tegucigalpa.

Day 10: Tegucigalpa – Valle de Angeles 
Before proceeding to the Valle de Angeles, where we visit the famous National Handicraft Centre, we tour the Honduran capital. We return in the late afternoon. Overnight in Tegucigalpa.

Day 11: Tegucigalpa – León  
We cross the border to Nicaragua. After an interesting drive we reach León in the Occidental zone in the afternoon. Overnight in León.

Day 12: León – Managua
We tour León, the ancient capital of Nicaragua and then continue our way to the current capital, Managua. Overnight.

Day 13: Masaya Volcano – Granada
City tour in Granada visiting the colonial buildings. In the afternoon we go on to the national park of Vulcano Masaya . The panoramic view is breathtaking. Overnight in Granada. 
 

Day 14. Granada .
City tour and boat ride. Overnight in Granada.

Day 15: Granada – Island Ometepe
After breakfast boat transfer to Ometepe Island. Ometepe is an incredible island located in the Lake Nicaragua. It is formed by two volcanoes - Concepcion and Maderas. The Concepcion is a dormant volcano and the Maderas is extinct covered by a deep cloud forest. Overnight on Ometepe Island.

Day 16: Ometepe
We go for a hike near the volcano Maderas and learn about local rural life. We spend the afternoon at the Santo Domingo Beach. Overnight on Ometepe Island.

Day 17: Ometepe – Managua   
Drive back to Managua. Overnight in Managua.

Day 18. Managua-Montelimar
Transfer to Montelimar Beach and Resort; All inclusive resort. Free day.

Day 19. Montelimar.
Free day at your own leisure. All inlcusive.

Day 20. Montelimar.
Free day at your own leisure. All inlcusive.

Day 21.
Transfer Montelimar-Airport for departure.