Corina

Latin America Specialist

I first went to Latin America when I was 18 and spent three months volunteering in Peru, followed by two months backpacking around Bolivia, Argentina and Brazil. Like many, I got the travel bug and couldn't wait for my next adventure.

After university, I embarked on my first solo trip around Asia and the Middle East, spending eight months exploring new countries and cultures. Since then I have completed a cycling tour across Europe and have taken every opportunity possible to travel, visiting nearly 60 countries around the world.

The countries in which I specialise (Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Panama, Ecuador and Galapagos) have made a big impression on me for numerous reasons and I cannot wait to help others plan their journeys there.

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I recommend visiting - El Castillo, Nicaragua

Nestled on the banks of the San Juan River, El Castillo is a characterful small village with a big focus on the community. There is only one way to reach this area — by boat — and so the location is perfect for nature lovers. The Indio Maiz Biological Reserve is located close by, making this a wonderful spot to stay in and visit the wonderful natural habitats close by. From bird-watching to caiman spotting, there is unique wildlife for everyone to enjoy.

I recommend staying at - El Remanso Lodge, Costa Rica

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Tucked away in the wild and remote Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica, El Remanso Rainforest Wildlife Lodge is a small and secluded ecolodge enveloped by pristine rainforest. The region is renowned for its incredible biodiversity and the property is located on a private reserve criss-crossed by a variety of walking trails making it easy to explore the surroundings. Wildlife sightings are frequent and monkeys and exotic birds flit through the trees in the grounds. Best of all, the lodge is designed and run in sustainable fashion giving guests peace of mind that the environment is as well looked after as they are.

I'll never forget when…

The Osa Peninsula in southwest Costa Rica is one of the most biodiverse places in the world and a fantastic location for any wildlife lover. It's my top recommendation for a visit to Costa Rica as it allows you to feel completely immersed in the life of the pristine rainforest. While sleeping in a tent-cabin right next to Corcovado National Park, I fell asleep listening to the sound of the Pacific Ocean crashing against the shoreline and woke up the following morning to howler monkeys and a vivid sunrise. It was the simplest of pleasures but one that made a great impression on me.

Photos of Corina

Corina in Las Terrazas, Cuba
Corina in the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica