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This week I was captivated by the article 'Fragile Paradise' in the February issue of National Geographic. This article is about the successful Osa Conservation programme in Costa Rica. Once again,I realised the importance of sustainable travel.
Since this year, we are working with the Black Jaguar Foundation to offset the carbon footprint of our business and all our travel.
In January 2021 Johan made a trip to Colombia. Away from the Netherlands for a while, surrounded by other smells, colors, landscapes and people. And above all to see his beloved again.
About 700 km today and most of it over cobble stones. There was no petrol station on the way so Sapa Pana Travel arranged that there was a large tank of petrol waiting for all of us after 300 km.
The Yucatán Peninsula in south-eastern Mexico is a unique place. You will find archaeological sites and historical cities. In this blog, we will show you what to do in Yucatán.
When we have to stop at one of the many police posts the policeman asks us: ‘This is wowo?’ We don’t understand his question and shrug. The policeman walks around our car and says: ‘Yes, this is wowo!’ Us: ‘Aaaah, okay, yes: VOLVO!’
The historic centre of Quito has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1978. The colourful picturesque streets, busy squares and the authentic local atmosphere make this city well worth a visit. We take you to Quito for 24 hours.
Uruguay is a small country situated on the Atlantic Ocean and has a lot to offer, including in the culinary field. In this blog, we will introduce you to the cuisine of Uruguay.
Juan Tonconogy, owner of Casa de Uco, talks about his passions: wine and classic cars, and what the Rally de las Bodegas means to him exactly.