Kayak through the shallow reef-strewn waters, snorkel to your heart's content, go to sleep lulled by the sound of ocean waves breaking on the shore, & fill each day with exercise, delicious food & relaxation. Then it's back to inland Belize, exploring wildlife sanctuaries, lagoons, & Lamana. Join Adventure Women for a women's trip to experience the best of Belize! The Paradise Islands of Belize, located in the less developed southern region of Belize's Barrier Reef, remain close to a pristine marine ecosystem. We'll kayak through the shallow reef-strewn waters, snorkel to our hearts' content, go to sleep lulled by the sound of ocean waves breaking on the shore, and fill each day with lots of exercise, delicious food, and the kind of relaxation that stems from immersion in a very different world and way of life. Then it's back to inland Belize, exploring wildlife sanctuaries, lagoons, and the ancient Mayan ruin of Lamanai. We'll experience true Belizean culture and see how these ancient economies have transitioned to the current day world. This is the perfect womens trip to Belize for anyone with some kayaking and snorkeling experience and has an appreciation for other cultures. Maximum group size: 12

You’ve heard of the Inca Trail, but what about the Great Inca Road? On this 12-day trekking expedition you’ll join a local leader and traditional llama caravan to hike storied paths that few travellers have ever seen, visiting archaeological sites along the way.

Rainforests, sloths, beaches and coffee. This is Costa Rica: the rich coast. Meet the the country that encapsulataes ‘pura vida’ (the simple life) to the extreme; a laid-back paradise where even the sloths are taking things easier than usual. This is a trip for nature lovers among you: a ‘best of’ trip in Costa Rica, which just happens to quite possibly have the ‘best of’ biodiversity in the whole wide world. You won’t regret it.

Sacred Earth Journeyes has tapped Andean Medicine Man and Wisdom Keeper, Puma Quispe Singona, to guide women thorugh the spiritual heart of Peru: hear traditional teachings, participate in ceremonies, and undertake powerful healing and energy work, with a visit to the spectacular Incan archaeological site of Quillarumiyoc - Temple of the Moon.

Enjoy the best of Costa Rica on this small group tour that removes the travel roadblocks for those with accessibility concerns. This Wheel the World journey will introduce you to a little bit of everything Costa Rica has to offer: an accessible boat tour, a hike through a National Park, hanging bridges over the trees, and more.

Intrepid Travel invites you to learn more about the lives and legacy of Peru's women on an illuminating 8-day adventure. Meet a woman running a food stall in downtown Lima, get to know the women of the Umasbamba community and find out what weaving means to them. With your local female leader at the helm, take on the iconic Inca Trail, athen explore the spectacular site of Machu Picchu. Additional dates available.

Join AdventureWomen for this breathtaking lodge-to-lodge trek to the Incan ruins of Machu Picchu. Take the quieter, challenging Salkantay route and hike in the footsteps of Incan farmers, master stone cutters, chieftains, and the Incan emperor himself.

Join AdventureWomen on a multisport womens adeventure trip of Costa Rica’s rainforests, wildlife, ecosystems, and coastlines. A mere 117 miles wide from east to west, this Costa Rica bosts 800 miles of beaches and 12 different climate zones! The country offers a gorgeous riot of rivers and waterfalls, lush rain forests, cloud forests, steamy hot springs, volcanoes, and agrarian landscapes hosting plantations of bananas and coffee. If you’re lucky, you might even spot the paw prints of jungle cats along the way. Throughout your travels, you’ll stay in plush bungalows and lodges, and eat local cuisine that is both fresh and delicious! Bond with adventurous women travellers over dinner in San José, the capital of Costa Rica. Shop San José’s Feria Verde, the local farmer’s market, for the freshest fruits around. Chat with the many women there selling handicrafts, medicinal herbs, and oils. Using sea kayaks, navigate Tortuguero National Park, the “Venice” of the rainforest, to explore its canals and blue lagoons in search of southern river otters, caiman, and other coastal creatures. This womens adventure trip of Costa Rica will have you whitewater rafting on the Sarapiqui River’s gentle Class II-III rapids, hiking a 200-foot high waterfall and swim in its emerald pools and later, and tubing through a canyon. In Guanacaste, walk the dry tropical rain forest and white sand beaches while you stay at Rio Perdido, a private reserve with sun-filled treehouse bungalows, a thermal river, hanging bridges, and the heart-pumping Canyon Adventure – zip lining through the rainforest! At the Anita Rainforest Ranch, learn about cacao, how to make chocolate, and of course, enjoy a tasting before taking a cooking class using locally grown, organic produce.

Slow travel with wonderful activities in beautiful Costa Rica. Raft exciting white waters, zip line Arenal, soak in mineral pools, enjoy a chocolate tour and tasting, snorkel and see dolphins, and more. Great people, culture, food and fun! Join us February 12 - 19, 2023!

It’s rare that you can combine such juxtapositions as consorting with king penguins and nursing a pint in a twee English village. The Falklands, South Georgia and Antarctica navigation is a blend of otherworldly ice, dunes, biodiverse beaches, ghosts and graves. For birders, the jagged cliffs teem with species in a cacophony that reminds of the undisturbed wildness of the utopian isles.

Costa Rica offers luxurious flora and fauna for the perfect “pura vida” (pure life) vacation. This eco-diversity destination is filled with beaches, national parks, animals, volcanoes and more. Enjoy Zip lining, white water rafting, hiking waterfalls, sailing and nature at its best.

We will learn about the textile traditions and arts through visits to artists studios and indigenous communities in the Antigua and Lake Atitlan regions of Guatamala. We will learn about indigenous culture and history. This trip is a mix of exploration, education and service.