After years of planning and anticipation, Non Stop Travel’s founder finally checked off one of their top bucket list items – ...

Green iguanas not only reach impressive proportions ... They can be seen literally anywhere in the rainforest, but have a penchant for hiding in the leaves of trees and plants.

A small-alligator-sized redhead iguana cruising for midnight snacks ... The line between lodge and rainforest is blurry. I see anacondas in common-area rafters (#shutyourdoor) and Pedro the ...

Visit a Remote National Park, Learn Tribal Traditions in the Rainforest, and Swim Under a Waterfall on This Central America Cruise This Dreamy Chilean Island Is Home to Colorful Houses ...

which has some of the city’s most spacious accommodations and feels as though it was dropped in the middle of a rain forest.

The forts' stellar shoreline views (not to mention the occasional iguana) draw travelers to the ... in Condado Lagoon (4231 reviews) El Yunque Rainforest, Waterslides, and Beach Tour with Transport ...

You can touch sharks, stingrays and coral and see other creatures like piranhas, terrapins, iguanas and moon jellies. Other noteworthy exhibits include Ocean Oddities and a Tropical Rainforest.

No, even after the four flights required to land in Peru’s remote north-east Amazon from Australia, the jungle decrees that I shall not sleep tonight. Amazonian insomnia is extraordinary, unassailable ...

Soon the iguanas, joined by some toucans and macaws ... Tourists also asked me what time it would rain in the coastal rainforest, as if there were a button we pressed, or as though, like Old Faithful, ...

It’s a stark comparison to the lush rainforest on the Caribbean coast side of the volcano ... Within the park are sloths, squirrel monkeys and iguanas. The beaches and reefs offer homes to turtles and ...

The Amazon Rainforest, spanning nine South American countries ... The islands are home to species found nowhere else, such as giant tortoises, marine iguanas, and blue-footed boobies. Visitors can ...

It may sound like a joke, but it's a reality for Southwest Florida. When temperatures drop into the 40s, iguanas can freeze and fall from the trees they rest in. Here's what to know about the risk ...