15 destinations.
15 learning goals.
One unforgettable journey.

Cross northern Mexico’s desert landscape, discover an artisan sombrero shaped by generations of craftsmanship, and pass Day of the Dead skeleton figures honoring family and remembrance.

Travel beside Guatemala’s highland lake, discover a banana representing fertile coastal farmland, and watch brilliant macaws cross the sky.

Journey through El Salvador’s dramatic landscape, discover a pineapple honoring Santa María Ostuma’s farming tradition and Fiesta de la Piña, and navigate lava launched from the volcano.

Dive into Honduras’s Caribbean waters, discover the treasured Comayagua clock, and swim among colorful fish and graceful sea turtles.

Travel through a vibrant historic town, earn a star beneath Nicaragua’s clear rural skies, and jump a fallen utility pole while considering how reliable infrastructure helps protect every community.

Explore Costa Rica’s extraordinary rainforest biodiversity, befriend a red-eyed tree frog, follow a blue morpho butterfly, and steer past a playful mono tití.

Cross the Panama Canal, earn a medal honoring generations of Panamanian skill and stewardship, and time the chiva through a working lock.

Climb through Colombia’s celebrated mountain coffee region, discover coffee cultivated by local farming families, and navigate tropical rain and a fast-rising stream.

Travel high into Ecuador’s Andes, befriend a hummingbird celebrating its remarkable biodiversity, and steer past a rolling boulder.

Follow an Andean road toward Machu Picchu, discover the artistry and ingenuity of the Nazca Lines, and yield to a llama crossing ahead.

Cross Bolivia’s vast, mirror-like Salar de Uyuni, meet an Ekeko carrying symbols of hope and abundance, and share the Altiplano with vicuñas beneath an Andean condor.

Travel between Chile’s Atacama Desert and Pacific coast, befriend a Humboldt penguin from the cold, life-giving current, and navigate sweeping desert sand.

Enter snowy Tierra del Fuego, share mate as a symbol of hospitality and connection, and pass a ranch scene honoring gaucho traditions near Ushuaia.

Begin near Lake Maracaibo, continue through the mountains and rainforest, and practice choosing ser for identity and characteristics or estar for location and temporary states.

Complete an additional cultural destination while reviewing muy and mucho, pronouns, possessives, and agreement. Teachers can also adapt this premium level with their own question set.