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Ultimate Central America

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From Mexico City to Panama City
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Itinerary

  1. Day 1

    Mexico City

    Optional Activities

    • Visit Zocalo central square
    • Explore nearby Aztec ruins
    • Visit parks, plazas and gardens
    Landmarks
    Zocalo
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  2. Day 2

    Mexico City

    Meals
    Lunch (Taco crawl including tacos al pastor)

    Included Activities

    • Leader-led walk through Mexico City
    • Taco crawl with local leader

    Optional Activities

    • Visit Plaza Garibaldi
    • Enjoy cocktails in trendy bars
    Landmarks
    Metropolitan Cathedral
    Zocalo
    National Palace
    Bellas Artes
    Paseo de la Reforma
    Plaza Garibaldi
  3. Day 3

    Tlahuac - Puebla

    Meals
    Lunch (Local meal prepared with ingredients from the chinampas)

    Included Activities

    • Community visit in San Pedro Tlahuac
    • Trajinera ride
    • Chinampa agriculture learning
    • Local meal prepared by community
    • Leader-led orientation walk in Puebla
    • Visit to La Pasita bar
    Landmarks
    San Pedro Tlahuac
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  4. Day 4

    Puebla

    Optional Activities

    • Visit Santa Domingo Church
    • Visit Rosary Chapel
    • Explore Great Pyramid of Cholula
    • Browse local markets for handicrafts
    Landmarks
    Santa Domingo Church
    Rosary Chapel
    Great Pyramid of Cholula
    Popocatepetl Volcano
  5. Day 5

    Puebla to Oaxaca

    Meals
    Lunch (Classic Oaxacan lunch at Mercado 20 de Noviembre)

    Included Activities

    • Leader-led orientation walk through Oaxaca
    • Visit to Mercado 20 de Noviembre
    • Oaxacan lunch at market

    Optional Activities

    • Explore street art
    • Visit fine art galleries
    • Explore folk art venues
    Landmarks
    Mercado 20 de Noviembre
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  6. Day 6

    Oaxaca

    Optional Activities

    • Visit Monte Alban archaeological site
    • Take a cooking class
    Landmarks
    Monte Alban
  7. Day 7

    Oaxaca to Tehuantepec

    Included Activities

    • Visit Arbol del Tule
    • Visit Teotitlan del Valle
    • Visit mezcal distillery
    • Mezcal tasting
    Landmarks
    Arbol del Tule
    Teotitlan del Valle
  8. Day 8

    Tehuantepec to San Cristobal de las Casas

    Included Activities

    • Leader-led tour of San Cristobal de las Casas
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  9. Day 9

    San Cristobal de las Casas

    Included Activities

    • Visit Iglesia de San Juan in San Juan Chamula

    Optional Activities

    • Browse local handicraft markets
    • Boating trip in Sumidero Canyon
    Landmarks
    Iglesia de San Juan
    Sumidero Canyon
  10. Day 10

    San Cristobal de las Casas to Palenque

    Optional Activities

    • Explore Palenque town
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  11. Day 11

    Palenque

    Included Activities

    • Guided walk through Palenque ruins
    • Visit Misol-Ha waterfall
    Landmarks
    Palenque
    Misol-Ha
  12. Day 12

    Palenque to Merida

    Meals
    Lunch (Lunch in Campeche)

    Included Activities

    • Leader-led walk through Campeche
    • Leader-led orientation walk in Merida
    Landmarks
    Campeche
  13. Day 13

    Merida

    Optional Activities

    • Visit Uxmal Maya ruins with transport and local guide
    • Guided tour to Celestun Bird Sanctuary
    Landmarks
    Uxmal
    Celestun Bird Sanctuary
  14. Day 14

    Merida to Playa del Carmen

    Meals
    Lunch (Lunch in Piste community sampling Yucatecan specialties)

    Included Activities

    • Guided tour of Chichen Itza ruins
    • Lunch stop in Piste community with local interaction
    • Leader-led orientation walk in Playa del Carmen
    Landmarks
    Chichen Itza
    El Castillo
    Well of Sacrifice
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  15. Day 15

    Playa del Carmen

    Optional Activities

    • Snorkelling in cenotes
    • Reef diving on Cozumel
    Landmarks
    Cozumel
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  16. Day 16

    Playa del Carmen

    Included Activities

    • Visit Cenote Azul for swimming, diving or snorkelling

    Optional Activities

    • Reef snorkelling and marine wildlife spotting
    • Day trip to Tulum
    Landmarks
    Cenote Azul
    Tulum
  17. Day 17

    Playa del Carmen to Chetumal

    Meals
    Lunch (Lunch in Bacalar)

    Included Activities

    • Lake of Seven Colours visit and relaxation

    Optional Activities

    • Boat tour of Lake of Seven Colours
    Landmarks
    Bacalar
    Lake of Seven Colours
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  18. Day 18

    Chetumal to Caye Caulker

    Included Activities

    • Guided walk around Caye Caulker
    Landmarks
    Caye Caulker
  19. Day 19

    Caye Caulker

    Optional Activities

    • Snorkelling at coral reef
    • Visit Hol Chan Marine Reserve
    • Manatee spotting
    • Beach relaxation
    Landmarks
    Hol Chan Marine Reserve
  20. Day 20

    Caye Caulker

    Meals
    Lunch (Cooking class meal - Belizean chicken, rice and beans)

    Included Activities

    • Cooking class with local family

    Optional Activities

    • Beach swimming
    • Bicycle exploration
  21. Day 21

    Caye Caulker to San Ignacio

    Included Activities

    • Walking tour of San Ignacio and Santa Elena
    Landmarks
    Santa Elena
  22. Day 22

    San Ignacio

    Optional Activities

    • Day trip to Xunantunich Maya ceremonial site
    • Cave visit to Actun Tunichil Muknal
    • Explore Mountain Pine Ridge cave
    • Visit Santa Elena barbecue stalls
    Landmarks
    Xunantunich
    Actun Tunichil Muknal
    Mountain Pine Ridge
  23. Day 23

    San Ignacio to Tikal National Park

    Included Activities

    • Guided tour of Tikal archaeological site
    Landmarks
    Tikal National Park
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  24. Day 24

    Tikal National Park to Rio Dulce

    Meals
    Breakfast (Breakfast in local restaurant in Flores)

    Included Activities

    • Breakfast in local Flores restaurant
    • Leader-led orientation walk in Flores

    Optional Activities

    • Informal Spanish lesson
    • Boat tour to Rio Dulce town
    Landmarks
    Flores
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  25. Day 25

    Rio Dulce to Livingston

    Included Activities

    • Boat ride to Livingston
    • Orientation walk around Livingston
    • Garifuna morning dance class
    • Boat ride back to Rio Dulce
    Landmarks
    Livingston
  26. Day 26

    Rio Dulce to Antigua

    Optional Activities

    • Dancing lesson at local schools
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  27. Day 27

    Antigua

    Optional Activities

    • Visit Monastery of Santa Clara ruins
    Landmarks
    Monastery of Santa Clara
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  28. Day 28

    Antigua to Quetzaltenango

    Meals
    Lunch (Group lunch in San Andres Itzapa)

    Included Activities

    • Shamanic ceremony at Temple of San Simon
    • Group lunch
    • Leader-led orientation walk in Quetzaltenango
    Landmarks
    Temple of San Simon
  29. Day 29

    Quetzaltenango

    Meals
    Breakfast (Breakfast at hotel)

    Included Activities

    • Chicken bus experience to Almolonga market
    Landmarks
    Almolonga
  30. Day 30

    Quetzaltenango to Panajachel

    Included Activities

    • Chichicastenango market visit with expert local leader
    Landmarks
    Chichicastenango Market
  31. Day 31

    Lake Atitlan - Santiago Atitlan

    Included Activities

    • Lancha boat ride on Lake Atitlan to Santiago Atitlan
    • Visit to the shrine of Maximon (San Simon) with shamanic keepers
    • Discussion with local shamans about the shrine and local life
    Landmarks
    Lake Atitlan
    Santiago Atitlan
    Shrine of Maximon (San Simon)
  32. Day 32

    Panajachel to Antigua

    Included Activities

    • Leader-led orientation walk in Antigua historic center

    Optional Activities

    • Cooking class in Panajachel
  33. Day 33

    Antigua

    Optional Activities

    • Chocolate-making workshop at ChocoMuseo
    • Salsa dance lesson
    • Optional group dinner
    Landmarks
    ChocoMuseo
  34. Day 34

    Antigua to Copan, Honduras

    Optional Activities

    • Explore Central Plaza
    • Cafe visit
    Landmarks
    Central Plaza
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  35. Day 35

    Copan, Honduras

    Included Activities

    • Guided tour of Copan ruins

    Optional Activities

    • Macaw Mountain Park
    • Temple of Rosalila
    • Natural hot springs tour with included dinner
    Landmarks
    Copan
    Macaw Mountain Park
    Temple of Rosalila
  36. Day 36

    Copan, Honduras to Suchitoto, El Salvador

    Included Activities

    • Leader-led orientation walk of Suchitoto
    • Pupusa-making demonstration
    Landmarks
    Suchitoto
  37. Day 37

    Suchitoto

    Included Activities

    • Indigo-dying demonstration at local designer's home

    Optional Activities

    • Guided walk through Cinquera Forest
    Landmarks
    Cinquera Forest
    Embalse Cerron Grande
  38. Day 38

    Suchitoto to Pacific Coast

    Optional Activities

    • Explore beaches
    • Visit surf spots
  39. Day 39

    Pacific Coast to Leon

    Included Activities

    • Leader-led orientation walk in Leon
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  40. Day 40

    Leon

    Optional Activities

    • Street food behind Lady of Grace Cathedral
    • Volcano sandboarding on Cerro Negro Volcano
    • Explore contemporary art
    • Visit Leon Cathedral
    Landmarks
    Lady of Grace Cathedral
    Leon Cathedral
    Cerro Negro Volcano
  41. Day 41

    Leon to Granada

    Included Activities

    • Leader-led orientation walk in Masaya and artisan market
    • Leader-led orientation walk through Granada's Parque Central and La Calzada
    Landmarks
    Laguna Apoyo
    Masaya
    Parque Central
    La Calzada
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  42. Day 42

    Granada

    Meals
    Breakfast (Breakfast at Cafe de las Sonrisas, a cafe run by deaf workers)

    Included Activities

    • Breakfast at Cafe de las Sonrisas

    Optional Activities

    • Visit Convento y Museo San Francisco
    • Boat exploration of Lake Nicaragua islets
    • Kayak exploration
    • Beach relaxation
    Landmarks
    Convento y Museo San Francisco
    Lake Nicaragua
  43. Day 43

    Granada to Monteverde

    Included Activities

    • Leader-led orientation walk in Monteverde
    Landmarks
    Monteverde Cloud Forest Biological Preserve
  44. Day 44

    Monteverde

    Meals
    Breakfast (Breakfast at women's cooperative cafe)

    Included Activities

    • Breakfast at women's cooperative cafe

    Optional Activities

    • Ziplining adventure
    • Coffee and chocolate tour
    • Night walk through cloud forest
  45. Day 45

    Monteverde to La Fortuna

    Included Activities

    • Guided walk through Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve
    • Boat crossing Lake Arenal
    • Leader-led orientation walk in La Fortuna
    Landmarks
    Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve
    Lake Arenal
    Arenal Volcano
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  46. Day 46

    La Fortuna

    Optional Activities

    • Guided nature hike through Arenal forest
    • Hanging bridges walk
    • Thermal hot springs
    • La Fortuna waterfall visit
    • Stand-up paddleboarding on lake
    • Boat safari in Cano Negro Wildlife Refuge
    Landmarks
    Arenal Volcano
    La Fortuna Waterfall
    Cano Negro Wildlife Refuge
  47. Day 47

    La Fortuna to San Jose

    Meals
    Lunch (Lunch with locally made tortillas)

    Included Activities

    • Tortilla-making class with local family and lunch
    • Leader-led orientation walk in San Jose

    Optional Activities

    • Visit Gold Museum
    • Shop at Plaza de la Cultura outdoor market
    • Visit Central Market
    • Optional dinner with fellow travellers
    Landmarks
    Gold Museum
    Plaza de la Cultura
    Central Market
  48. Day 48

    San Jose

    Optional Activities

    • Explore markets
    • Visit art fairs
    • Visit Arte Contemporaneo
    • Coffee shop visit
    Landmarks
    Arte Contemporaneo
  49. Day 49

    San Jose to Sarapiqui

    Included Activities

    • Jungle walk with local guide

    Optional Activities

    • Birdwatching
    • Wildlife spotting
    • Waterfall hiking
    Landmarks
    Sarapiqui
  50. Day 50

    Sarapiqui to Puerto Viejo de Talamanca

    Meals
    Dinner (Traditional Caribbean dinner prepared with local family in their home)

    Included Activities

    • Leader-led orientation walk in Puerto Viejo
    • Hands-on dinner preparation with local family
    Landmarks
    Puerto Viejo de Talamanca
  51. Day 51

    Puerto Viejo de Talamanca

    Optional Activities

    • Cahuita National Park visit
    • Surf lessons
    • Beach relaxation
    Landmarks
    Cahuita National Park
  52. Day 52

    Puerto Viejo de Talamanca to Bocas del Toro

    Landmarks
    Bocas del Toro
    Isla Colon
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  53. Day 53

    Bocas del Toro

    Optional Activities

    • Visit Starfish Beach
    • Visit Sandfly Beach
    • Visit Big Creek Beach
    • Explore local bars and restaurants
    Landmarks
    Starfish Beach
    Sandfly Beach
    Big Creek Beach
  54. Day 54

    Bocas del Toro - Isla Popa

    Included Activities

    • Visit Ngabe-Bugle indigenous community on Isla Popa
    • Orientation walk through community
    • Time spent with local families
    Landmarks
    Isla Popa
  55. Day 55

    Bocas del Toro to Boquete

    Included Activities

    • Leader-led orientation walk in Boquete
    • Informal Spanish lesson
    Landmarks
    Boquete
  56. Day 56

    Boquete

    Optional Activities

    • Walking tour to secret waterfalls
    • Caldera hot springs
    • Coffee plantation visit
    • Local coffee shop visit
    Landmarks
    Caldera Hot Springs
  57. Day 57

    Boquete to Chitre

    Included Activities

    • Leader-led orientation walk in Chitre
    • Traditional mask workshop
    Landmarks
    Chitre
  58. Day 58

    Chitre to Panama City

    Included Activities

    • Visit Miraflores Visitor Centre (Panama Canal locks)
    • Leader-led walk in Casco Viejo (Old Town)
    Landmarks
    Miraflores Locks
    Panama Canal
    Casco Viejo
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  59. Day 59

    Panama City

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    Sam

    Asked on May 25th, 2022

    What is the weather like from June to September? When would be a better time to join the tour? Are Covid vaccine and negative testing required to enter each country? Which passport to use in Central America? How much budget should I bring for meals and excursion activities?

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    • Intrepid TravelOperatorWritten May 2022

      Mexico is most pleasant between September and June. July and August can be very hot & humid. Highland areas like Chiapas and Oaxaca tend to be cooler year-round. Panama has a tropical climate, with dry season from mid-December to mid-April. No visa needed for Panama & Mexico if you hold valid passport from Canada, UK, US, Ireland, Singapore, Australia, South Korea, Japan, or EU member states. All travelers required to have proof of vaccination. We recommend USD 25 to 50 per day for meals and activities.

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    Tara

    Asked on May 9th, 2022

    Is there a option for better accommodation (say 4-star standard) or another tour with the same itinerary?

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    • Intrepid TravelOperatorWritten May 2022

      The hotels used on tour are always centrally located hotels and the entire group stays in the same hotel. For this reason, there is no way to upgrade the hotels as you would then be separated from the group.

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      Tara

      TravelerWritten June 2022

      for the optional activities, do we have to pay cash each time or there is a better way to settle?

    • Intrepid TravelOperatorWritten June 2022

      Optional activities typically have to be booked in destination, and our tour leader can definitely help assist with the booking process. Most activities can be paid for with a credit card.

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      Tara

      TravelerWritten August 2022

      what sim card do you recommend for this trip? We usually buy local sim cards but for this multi-country trip we will be in one country for a few days or just one day in another, not sure how to gauge what sim cards are appropriate and if there is one "central america" card that would cover all.

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      Tara

      TravelerWritten August 2022

      what size of luggage would be recommended for this trip? We are planning to take a carryon backpack and a two-wheel checked bag. Is that okay?

    • Intrepid TravelOperatorWritten September 2022

      You can purchase a sim card at the start of your trip at the airport or at the welcome meeting. WhatsApp is a popular way to communicate in Latin America. We recommended downloading WhatsApp prior to departure to communicate with your leader and group members during the tour.

    • Intrepid TravelOperatorWritten September 2022

      Most travellers prefer to take a small to medium wheeled suitcase. You'll need to be able to carry your own luggage, handle it at airports, take in/out of accommodation. Generally speaking, we recommend you pack as lightly as possible. Airlines generally allow a maximum of 15-20kg for check in luggage and a maximum of 5kg for carry on.

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    Do I need a visa for this tour?

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    • Intrepid TravelOperatorWritten November 2019

      Visa requirements are always changing so it is best to contact your local embassy or consulate for the most up-to-date information.

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      Travel insurance is highly recommended. TourRadar has partnered with World Nomads to ensure you are adequately covered whilst travelling. For more information please contact our Travel Experts.

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      A guide will accompany you on the tour.

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      Selected meals are included as per the itinerary.

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      Transport is included on this tour.

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    • Yellow fever - Certificate of vaccination required if arriving from an infected area for Belize Yellow fever - Certificate of vaccination required if arriving from an area with a risk of yellow fever transmission for , Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua Yellow fever - Recommended for and Panama. Ideally 10 days before travel.
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