Well known as an Unesco world site thanks to the beautiful town of Antigua, Guatemala, also called the land of trees, with over 35 volcanoes including 11 active ones is another great destination to visit in central America. This time, I am going fully sustainable thanks to Beyond Tourism Co who crafted the best itinerary from Lake Atitlan through the beautiful turquoise ponds of Lanquin to a walking tour of the beautiful and colourful Antigua.

Known as the land of lakes and volcanoes, Nicaragua is pure beauty, it is located between the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, which makes it very diverse in terms of population, culture, food, and activities. You have amazing scuba diving and snorkelling on the Caribbean side (the corn islands) and the best waves for surfing on the pacific side, you can also kite surf in the many lagoons in the middle of the country.

Peru ticks all the boxes for the adventurous traveler. You can surf, you can spend time in the Andes Mountain, and see the highest lake in the world, Titicaca.

Some cities are very modern and ancient at the same time, there are African, European and indigenous influences. There is also the Japanese who came in the 1800s to escape the war, and has created all this fusion with the food that makes Peruvian food the most delicious in the world. It has a layer of 90 micro climate, the most bio diverse country on earth.

The longest country in the world, 4300 kilometres in length, to be precise. From dry dessert in the north to cold Antarctic weather in the south and Santiago, surrounded by the Andes, is a very diverse country to say the least. Here are my top 10 essential travel tips in terms of travel logistics, the best cities to go to, how to get off the beaten path, where to get the best wine and my encounter with the most beautiful place on earth. This episode will thrill your wanderlust.

An itinerary starting in Mexico City, flying to Chetumal for a drive along the Caribbean side region of Quintana Roo stopping in Bacalar, passing through Tulum ending in Holbox, located in the Yucatan Peninsula.