Discover Central America with TradeWinds
If you're looking for an unforgettable trip of a lifetime, with adventure, excitement and culture, then only a few vacation destinations will leave you wanting more. Welcome to the cultural melting pot of Central America.
Bordered by Mexico to the north, Colombia to the south east, the Caribbean Sea to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west, it's easy to see why Central America is a hidden gem. Consisting of seven countries: Belize, Panama, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua, Central America offer its visitors an amazing mix of cultural and historical delights.
Luxury Yacht Charter in Central America
If you're looking for culture, then Central America is home to sixteen UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the perfect place to start exploring for the ancient ruins of Mayan Civilization. Nature lovers will enjoy treks into rainforests and island hopping to find an amazing array of wildlife in its natural habitat. Whilst adventure-seekers will love the many on land and at sea experiences, such as hiking and scuba diving that bring this fascinating region to life.
TradeWinds is pleased to offer one of Central America's most diverse countries as a thrilling vacation destination.
Beautiful Belize is home to endless beaches, rainforests, exotic flora and fauna and ancient Mayan ruins. Not to mention the second largest barrier reef on the planet - an ideal snorkeling playground! Charter the stunning Caribbean Sea and relax on a luxury catamaran to get the best views of Belize.
Come, join us and fall in love with beautiful Belize!
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Facts about Central America
Belize is home to over 900 ancient Mayan sites, which are scattered around the country.
Keep an eye out for Belize’s version of Big Foot - El Sisimito, a large creature with no knees that feeds on humans.
After the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, Belize stands second in the world with its longest reef featuring an abundant of marine life.
Belize’s tropical setting is an ideal habitat for birds, and the country boasts over 300 species of native birds.
