I love OATs: Outdoors, Art & Travel
Mix humongous trees, big caves, rivers, and powerful waterfalls, and sprinkle a generous dose of wildlife. There you have it, the recipe for a taste of Belize. For a sample, head to Belize’s national parks to explore its hiking trails. Venture inside the many caves where early Mayans performed sacred ceremonies more than a thousand …
The beauty you’ll find in Antigua, Guatemala -one of the most enchanting small cities in Central America (arguably, in the whole American continent)- extends beyond its cobblestone streets. Although the place is charming enough to make you want to stay indefinitely, you’ll find many small towns, exciting hikes, and excursions that make for great day …
Oh, you’ve got to go to the beach in Guatemala!…no one has heard. You hear all about its Mayan ruins, majestic volcanoes, picturesque lakes, and dense jungle. But if you’re looking for a change of scenery during your trip and you feel like dipping your toes in the sand, you can visit the beach town …
It was the early 1930s when famous travel writer Aldous Huxley saw Lake Atitlán in Guatemala. He was impressed: Wow, this is like Lake Como but with massive volcanos! Rumour has it that explorer Alexander Humboldt said This is the most beautiful lake in the world. The rumour spread like whipped butter on a hot …
Ahhh…the summer carefree sensation where days are filled with trips to the beach, long walks beside flower beds, and a glass of sangria. Long Island, in New York, is a perfect place to experience that summer vibe. Stretching 118 miles from east to west, you’ll never be too far from the beach on this narrow …
What? New York?!!? My friend asked after seeing a picture of a stunning waterfall in the Catskills mountains. Mention New York and most people will think of the bustling city that has made the state famous, but if you head north you’ll find a whole different world with forests, rivers, lakes, and waterfalls. The Catskills …
