• The Best of Panama Tour

    This immersive 9-day journey across Panama with Lost World Adventures traces the country’s defining contrasts—from the historic locks of the Panama Canal to the cloud forests of the Chiriquí Highlands and the secluded Pacific islands of Boca Brava.

  • A Central America Adventure – the Maya Route

    This 10-day Maya Route itinerary traces the arc of an ancient civilization through four modern nations—El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, and Belize. Designed by Lost World Adventures for travelers drawn to archaeology, culture, and vivid landscapes, it connects living cities and long-silent temples along the spine of Mesoamerica.

  • El Salvador Adventure Tour Package

    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.

  • El Salvador Highlights Custom Tour

    Spend 8 days touring the highlights of El Salvador. El Salvador Highlights is a thoughtfully curated journey designed by Lost World Adventures to showcase the country’s most captivating destinations in one seamless itinerary. This tour blends cultural immersion, archaeological discovery, natural beauty, and coastal relaxation—ideal for travelers seeking a comprehensive yet flexible experience.

  • Antarctica Whale Watching Cruise

    This Polar Circle and Antarctic Peninsula cruise aboard the m/v Hondius will take you further south of Antarctica, crossing the Polar Circle. This expedition cruise passes through waters traveled by Humpback, Minke and Fin whales. Including photo workshops with Massimo Bassano and video workshops with Myriam Casper. Acoustic with Sara Tores Ortiz and Lee Miller.

  • Ross Sea With Helicopters Expedition – West

    Sail to the southern parts of the Antarctic Peninsula, Peter I Island, the Bellingshausen and Amundsen Seas into the Ross Sea. Visiting the Ross Ice-shelf, Dry Valleys, McMurdo Station, Campbell Island and the historic huts of Scott and Shackleton. The vessel is re-flagged and renamed Ortelius. Ortelius is classed by Lloyd’s Register in London and flies the Cyprus flag.