
Central America is close, wild, and easy to underestimate. Costa Rica's Pacific coast, Belize's cayes, Guatemala's volcano towns, and Cuba's streets are a short flight from North America — and nothing like a 50-person bus tour.
Every trip here is a small group of 8–16, mostly people traveling on their own. You get the wildlife and the beach days without planning every transfer yourself.

Most travelers on these trips join alone. Groups stay at 8–16, your Trip Leader handles the logistics, and free time is built in so you can surf, wander, or do nothing.

What languages are spoken in Belize?
The official language of Belize is English, but Spanish and Creole are also spoken. One of the best aspects of traveling to Belize is hearing the locals speak in a fascinating blend of all three languages.
What languages are spoken in Guatemala?
Spanish is the official language and is spoken by 93% of the population. The remaining population speaks one of 21 recognized Mayan languages. Many people who work in tourism speak English as a second or third language.
What languages are spoken in Costa Rica?
Spanish is the official language of Costa Rica. English is widely spoken in many tourist areas and hotels.Knowing a second language is not required to enjoy this trip.

8 trips, 6 countries, small groups filling for the dry season.
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