LOST WORLD ADVENTURES

The cuisine and culinary traditions of the Ancient Mayans were diverse and extensive. The Mayans were hunters, fishers and used their own gardens to grow their food supply. Their most traditional dishes use a variety of ingredients. Their largest crop production was maize (corn). Cacao, another principle crop, was used in a sacred drink and also as an exchange unit in its grain form. The Spanish colonization brought change to the region.

This Costa Rica trip combines natural beauty with thrilling excitement. Daily activities include canyoning and rappelling, two different zipline tours through the lush canopy, two days of whitewater rafting, snorkeling above coral reefs and hiking through lush rain forests.

This ten-day adventure tour of El Salvador with Lost World Adventures packs outdoor challenge and hands-on exploration into every stage. It’s built for travelers who prefer trail dust to museum floors and discovery through direct experience. The journey begins in San Salvador, then launches into action with a deep dive into history at Joya de Cerén and San Andrés, two extraordinary Mayan sites preserved by volcanic eruptions.

The Sacred Valley and Lares Adventure to Machu Picchu is a 5 or 7 day lodge-to-lodge journey through the rich history, living culture and magnificent landscape of Cusco and the Sacred Valley of the Incas.

Named after the explorer who rediscovered the Inca citadel, the Hiram Bingham train has two dining cars, an observation/bar car and a kitchen car. It can carry up to 84 passengers.

The visually stunning W Trek – highlighting the best of Torres del Paine such as Grey Glacier, French Valley, and the Base of the Towers – is one of the World’s Classic Treks. You will be led by highly experienced and knowledgeable guides along spectacular trails, ending each day with spectacular sights, delicious meals, and comfortable nighttime accommodations.

Crossing the imposing six-meter high French oak door from wine barrels, on the distinguished Quintana Avenue, in the heart of Recoleta in Buenos Aires, Argentina is Hotel Mio Buenos Aires. Mio Buenos Aires is a blend of daring design, comfort and meticulous service with state-of-the-art technology that stands out as a fusion of luxury, high-tech functionality and pleasure.

The rooms at Posada Robles De Besares all have a warmth and comfort that one desires for a relaxed and pleasant stay in Mendoza, Argentina. In the 10.000 square meter yard of Robles you can enjoy the peace that Chacras de Coria offers along with its incomparable beauty.

Caves Branch Jungle Lodge is located in the geographical center of Belize in the heart of a vast section of pristine rainforest. Ian Anderson’s Caves Branch Lodge has one primary theme – Adventure! For over 20 years, Caves Branch has been the catalyst for unique and thrilling adventures in the country of Belize.

The hallways lined with period photographs and original art meander through the building and present luxurious plants at every turn at Hotel Grano de Oro in San Jose, Costa Rica. The restaurant is considered one of San Jose's finest. Restaurante Grano de Oro uses only the freshest ingredients to prepare their French Mediterranean and tropical influenced cuisine.

Estancia La Bandada is a 250 acres fully working farm just one hour and a half from Buenos Aires, Argentina and less than one hour from the International Airport Ministro Pistarini. Lagoons, ponds and streams cross the area and are home to many birds and animals that give life to this exclusive spot.

Awasi Patagonia is the perfect spot to enjoy Torres del Paine National Park, Chile while always returning to a secluded private reserve. Situated on a private reserve overlooking Torres del Paine National Park. A thick native forest of Lenga and Ñire trees protects the chosen location from the strong Patagonian winds.

Rancho Santana is a 2,700-acre private ranch and coastal community along Nicaragua’s “Emerald” Coast, only a short two-hour drive from the International airport in Managua. The extensive property offers private access to five different beaches, which include some of Nicaragua’s best surf breaks and endless other wellness and outdoor adventures for non-surfers.

The La Comarca Hotel is located at the beautiful town of Purmamarca, Argentina. Purmamarca is the heart of the mythical Quebrada de Humauaca and was declared World Heritage site by UNESCO. The town is just 50 Km. away from Jujuy and 120 Km away from the city of Salta.