Destinations

Learn more about the natural and cultural attractions of each country featured in the SustainableTrip.org database:

• Aruba
  A small island with a lot to offer, especially for those looking for idyllic Caribbean beaches and predictably beautiful weather.

• The Bahamas
  With hundreds of islands to explore, the Bahamas has a lot to offer, attracting those interested in kayaking, fishing, swimming, snorkeling, and beautiful beaches.

• Barbados
  An attractive option for adventure-minded visitors, scuba, surfing, and windsurfing are all popular activities on Barbados. The island also has hiking trails and the ruins of sugar plantations to explore.

  

• Belize
  So many cayes, so little time. The islands and reefs of Belize attract scuba divers and snorkelers to explore the country’s most precious resource, the warm Caribbean ocean.

• Brazil
  The largest country in South America, Brazil is a limitless paradise for ecotourists and city lovers alike, boasting the incredible Amazon rainforest, the famous annual Carnaval festivities, and more.

• Chile
  Some 3,000 miles long, Chile has amazingly diverse landscapes and climates that offer unique territories to explore, whether they’re Andean peaks, deserts, lush farmlands, or cities.

• Costa Rica
  Home to numerous eco lodges and nature preserves, Costa Rica leads the way when it comes to ecotourism. Lush rainforests and untouched beaches attract surfers, backpackers, and the sustainable-minded.

• Dominica
  Paradise for those looking for untouched reefs and wildlife like leatherback turtles. Dominica, with tall volcanic peeks, gorges, and natural parks also has plenty to explore on land.

• Dominican Republic
  Home to some of the best whale-watching on the planet, the Dominican Republic also has endless beaches and world-class kite boarding and surfing destinations.

  

• Ecuador
  Head to the Galapagos to explore the natural wonders that inspired Charles Darwin. Ecuador is one of the most biodiverse countries on the planet, offering the Amazon, bird-watching in the cloud forests, and geothermal hot springs.

• El Salvador
  Even though it’s the smallest country in Central America, El Salvador has plenty of natural resources to explore like rainforests, epic surf spots, and ancient Maya sites.

• Guatemala
  Excellent hiking landscape dotted by volcanic mountains, Guatemala is also home to iconic Mayan ruins and beautiful, colonial Spanish cities.

• Guyana
  For those seeking a rustic experience off the beaten path, in Guyana you’ll find a country with incredibly well-preserved natural resources and seemingly endless rainforests to explore.

• Honduras
  Less developed than some of its Central American neighbors, Honduras has drawn a fair share of ecotourists with its rugged mountains, beautiful Caribbean coastline, and tropical forests.

• Jamaica
  Land of the laid back vibe, it’s no wonder Reggae music comes from Jamaica. But is island is also home to bird-filled rainforests and idyllic beaches.

  

• Mexico
  Because of its sheer size, Mexico has limitless possibilities when it comes to exploring the outdoors. The Mesoamerican Barrier Reef is a key destination for scuba divers and snorkelers, while ancient Mayan sites draw cultural tourists.

• Nicaragua
  Rich in biodiversity, Nicaragua has incredible resources like rainforests, beaches and volcanoes. The country is also rich with colonial Spanish architecture.

• Panama
  With pristine rainforests, mountain villages, a cosmopolitan capital city, and a vibrant indigenous culture as well as coastlines bordering both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean, Panama will captivate any kind of sustainable traveler.

  

• Peru
  One and only landmarks like Machu Picchu, rugged Andean landscapes, and world-class surfing make Peru a popular choice for those looking for adventure in their travel.

• Turks & Caicos
  It’s quintessential Caribbean on the Turks & Caicos. Ideal for those looking to snorkel placid coves with blue water and relax on white sand beaches.