60 journeys across 21 countries and territories, from 6 days to 12. Every page carries the season window we will actually run, the permits that govern it, and what the price reflects. 8 are inquire-only — capped, permitted, or compliance-bound, and not bookable at any price.
Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta & Caribbean Coast
Trade winds meet cloud forest on the world's highest coastal range. Authorized mid-elevation trails and Tayrona/Ciudad Perdida corridors—páramo and nevados remain closed sacred territory.
11 daysChallengingDec–Mar
Loreto to La Paz
Kayak past sea lions on desert islands while whale breath plumes the channel. Camp on beaches where the desert meets deep blue water.
9 daysModerateOct–Nov & Mar–Apr
Ambergris Caye to South Reef
Clear water over living coral walls; rays lift off sand as you drift the cut. Evenings bring trade wind and the smell of salt on wood decks.
8 daysEasyNov–Jun
El Salvador
Coasts & Islands
La Libertad to El Tunco
Consistent Pacific swell peels off black-sand points. Between sessions, tide pools and cliff paths catch the late light.
7 daysEasyMar–Oct
Bay Islands
Wall dives drop into cobalt; seahorses cling to coral heads in the shallows. Shore paths run through mangroves to empty coves.
7 daysEasyYear-round
Costa Rica
Coasts & Islands
Nicoya Peninsula
Dry forest trails open onto empty Pacific coves. Howlers call at first light; evenings bring bioluminescence in warm shallows.
8 daysEasyNov–May
Bocas del Toro
Island-hop through Caribbean mangroves where dolphins work the channels. Coral gardens sit minutes from shore; nights hum with cicadas.
8 daysEasyFeb–Mar & Sep–Oct
Galápagos Archipelago
Marine iguanas crowd black lava while hammerheads cruise the channel. Each island resets the ecology; landings feel like stepping into deep time.
10 daysEasyYear-round
Fernando de Noronha
Volcanic islands hold some of the Atlantic's clearest water. Spinner dolphins work the bay; cliffs catch trade wind and seabirds.
7 daysEasyAug–Dec
Sierra Maestra (Granma / Santiago de Cuba)
Cloud forest trails climb Cuba's highest ridge. Coffee farms cling to slopes; from Pico Turquino the Caribbean spreads south without edge.
8 daysModerateNov–Apr
Valle de Viñales, Pinar del Río
Limestone mogotes rise from tobacco fields like green islands. Cave systems cut the rock; evenings smell of curing leaves and rain.
6 daysEasyNov–Apr
Dominican Republic
Coasts & Islands
Cordillera Central (Pico Duarte)
Caribbean's highest peaks hold pine and cloud. Pico Duarte's summit push starts cold; valleys drop toward rivers that run clear.
8 daysChallengingDec–Apr
Puerto Rico
Coasts & Islands
El Yunque & Northeast Coast
Rainforest waterfalls run cold under the canopy by day. After dark, a separate mangrove lagoon on the coast lights up when you disturb it, and the coquí do not stop.
7 daysModerateDec–Apr
Exuma Cays, Bahamas
Sandbars glow turquoise between uninhabited cays. Swim with nurse sharks in clear shallows; nights bring only wind and stars.
8 daysEasyNov–May
Morne Trois Pitons NP & Waitukubuli National Trail
Boiling Lake steams in a volcanic crater while Waitukubuli trails cut primary rainforest. Hot springs and black-sand coasts bookend the climb.
8 daysChallengingDec–Apr
Saint Lucia
Coasts & Islands
Soufrière & Pitons, St Lucia
Twin volcanic spires rise from the Caribbean; trails climb through rainforest to their saddles. Sulfur springs steam below cocoa slopes.
7 daysModerateDec–Apr
Guadeloupe
Coasts & Islands
Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe
Active volcano trails cut through cloud forest to steaming fumaroles. Waterfalls drop into jade pools; the coast holds coral and black sand.
7 daysModerateDec–May