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A region of vibrant cultures, rainforest-cloaked ruins, stunning beaches, exotic wildlife and nature-adventures galore. Our bespoke slow travel nature holidays to Central America mean getting away from the crowds and finding real gems; rich wildlife, eco lodges, welcoming colonial towns and incredible cuisine.

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Example Central America Holidays


Angel Galapagos

Angel Galapagos

From £2100 pp for 3 nights / £3300 for 4 nights / £5200 for 7 nights

Angel is a sleek Galapagos Island cruise vessel that was expertly designed in the Netherlands. It is one of the newest and most sought-after first-class yacht cruises in the archipelago. Up to 16 passengers can enjoy a plush stay on this vessel thanks to its airy suites, sleek convertible cabins and the excellent service provided by its 9-person crew.

EcoGalaxy II Galapagos

EcoGalaxy II Galapagos

From £2700 pp for 4 nights / £3400 pp for 5 nights

EcoGalaxy II also offers a wonderful cruise to the Galapagos islands. This first-class catamaran boasts the lowest fuel consumption of vessels of its kind and directly supports local schools, projects and foundations. EcoGalaxy II has 8 plush staterooms, each of which showcases a chic, contemporary aesthetic.

Sea Star Galapagos

Sea Star Galapagos

From £3500 pp for 4 nights / £4500 pp for 5 nights

Promising a unique and authentic experience, Sea Star is owned by a local Galapagueno family. This Galapagos cruise offers a charming and luxurious adventure for guests, with jacuzzis, a mini library, a video library and sun loungers. Snorkelling equipment and kayaks are also provided for water-based adventures.

Isabela II Galapagos

Isabela II Galapagos

From £3600 pp for 4 nights / £4800 pp for 6 nights

Isabela II is great for those wanting to experience a slightly larger Galapagos cruise whilst still enjoying personalised service. It caters to up to 40 passengers across its pristine, minimalist cabins. Onboard, passengers can enjoy various amenities including a library, bar, observation decks, dining room and game room. It is also carbon neutral and directly compensates for its carbon emissions. Additionally, it provides exclusive landings, allowing guests to enjoy having the islands entirely to themselves instead of sharing them with other tourists.

Infinity Galapagos

Infinity Galapagos

From £3100 pp for 3 nights / £4600 pp for 4 nights / £6900 for 7 nights

One of the most advanced Galapagos Island cruise vessels of its kind, Infinity is a chic motor yacht complete with a whirlpool spa, living room and dining area. Something that particularly sets it apart is that it has one of the best guide-to-passenger ratios in the archipelago. With two dedicated naturalist guides for just 20 passengers, guests can expect in-depth geographical and ecological insights throughout their voyage.

Galapagos Integrity

Galapagos Integrity

From £5500 pp for 5 nights / £6300 pp for 7 nights

Integrity is a glamorous Galapagos Island cruise vessel. It stands at an impressive 141 feet and boasts state-of-the-art stabilisers and engine vibration control systems, promising a smooth and relaxing trip for those on board. Integrity’s luxurious cabins boast personal climate control, a flat-screen television and satellite television, while communal areas include a jacuzzi, covered bar, library and dining area.

Cormorant II Catamaran

Cormorant II Catamaran

From £3990 pp for 3 nights / £5550 for 4 nights / £8500 pp for 7 nights

Cormorant II is often hailed as the best cruise line for Galapagos Island adventures. This luxurious vessel, a brand-new mega-catamaran, has 9 elegant suites, a dedicated “Hotel Manager,” and a crew of 11. Guests staying in a premium suite are even treated to a private balcony and jacuzzi. The Cormorant II prides itself on being carbon neutral, ensuring that your plush stay is guilt-free and doesn’t come at the expense of the environment and the surrounding ecosystems.

A paddle boat on the river

Amazon Cruises

A wilderness river cruise offers the most incredible way to discover the exotic creatures and extraordinary landscapes of the Amazon. Traverse the most remote reaches of the world’s largest tropical rainforest, where encounters with pink river dolphins, monkeys, and manatees await you at every turn.

A Whales tail

Antarctic Cruises

Become one of the lucky few to uncover the world’s most remote continent with a nature cruise through Antarctica. Sail the legendary Drake Passage as you venture deep into the Polar Desert, passing cathedral-sized icebergs and immense glaciers. Throughout your adventure, you’ll have the remarkable opportunity to witness incredible wildlife, including blue whales, gentoo penguins, and fur seals, welcoming you to their wild homeland.

Cruise deck with sun loungers

Galapagos Cruises

When it comes to the best wildlife cruises, it’s hard to beat one of the most biodiverse places on earth: The Galapagos Islands. This unspoiled archipelago boasts some of the highest levels of endemism on the planet. Step aboard an eco-cruise and soar from island to island, encountering the likes of giant tortoises, blue-footed boobies and colourful sally-foot crabs.

Top Central America Experiences


Temples of Tikal, Guatemala

Hike the temples of Tikal, Guatemala

Combine an active adventure whilst discovering rich culture by trekking in Tikal National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The dense rainforest teeming with wildlife reveals the mysterious Mayan temples waiting to be explored. Witness a spectacular sunset against the backdrop of temples to complete an incredible day.

Grenada, Nicaragua

Explore colonial Grenada, Nicaragua

Discover Nicaragua’s must-visit city with its stunning pastel coloured architecture, museums, markets, delicious places to eat and imposing majestic churches. All set against the backdrop of volcanoes and shimmering lake shores.

ATM Caves, Belize

Go underground in the ATM Caves, Belize

The best cave experience in Belize, the ATM cave with beautiful crystalline stalactites and stalagmites is also a sacred burial place full of Mayan artefacts. Challenging at times, the ATM cave is perfect for those looking for active adventures in Belize.

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