Day 1: Miami (United States)

Sand and sea by day, shopping in the afternoon and dinner and dancing at night. That's what comes to mind when we think of Miami, a very Latin city on the East Coast of the United States , where the English language mixes with Latin joy on every corner. While young people have fun with the craziness and fun of the beaches and parties in South Beach, the more classic ones lean towards Bal Harbour and its elegance, although families take refuge in the privacy of Key Biscayne and its tennis and golf courts. Art is in full bloom in Miami . With galleries, museums, theaters, music and film festivals, the options are multiple. In addition, its life adapts to all ages, with activities designed for families from walks on the beaches to free cultural centers. Fun and relaxation guaranteed!

Day 2: Navigation

Day 3: Roatan (Honduras)

Located on the northern coast of Honduras and the largest of the Bay Islands, Roatan is a unique paradise for a vacation. With hills covered in tropical jungle, long white sand beaches and turquoise water, blue skies and surrounded by small cays and islands, this place will not leave you indifferent. The second largest coral reef in the world surrounds its shores. It is an idyllic place for scuba diving or snorkeling, letting yourself be carried away by its underwater world and observing tiny and colorful tropical fish among sponges, starfish and sea turtles.

Day 4: Belize City (Belize)

Belize is the largest city in Belize and its former capital. It is located on the east coast of the country at the mouth of the Belize River and is the country's main port and its industrial and financial hub. The country sits on a peninsula that juts out into the Caribbean Sea. The city is divided into two parts, the northern part, where there are good hotels, a casino and the Belize Museum, and the southern part with the historic San Juan Cathedral and the House of Culture. The city has many colonial-style houses distinguished by their red roofs and wooden walls. Visit the drawbridge, manually operated by four operators, every day from 5:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Day 5: Belize City (Belize)

Belize is the largest city in Belize and its former capital. It is located on the east coast of the country at the mouth of the Belize River and is the country's main port and its industrial and financial hub. The country sits on a peninsula that juts out into the Caribbean Sea. The city is divided into two parts, the northern part, where there are good hotels, a casino and the Belize Museum, and the southern part with the historic San Juan Cathedral and the House of Culture. The city has many colonial-style houses distinguished by their red roofs and wooden walls. Visit the drawbridge, manually operated by four operators, every day from 5:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Day 6: Cozumel (Mexico)

Located in the southeast of Mexico, in the state of Quintana Roo , Cozumel (Land of Swallows) is the third largest Mexican island and the second largest in population. Like most Caribbean islands, it has spectacular beaches, turquoise waters and endless sunsets. But apart from all this, Cozumel offers culture, with the Cozumel Museum, various Mayan ruins, such as those of San Gervasio or the largest natural aquarium in the world. It also has picturesque streets, restaurants and shops. The island is surrounded by coral reefs that make it one of the most renowned diving sites in the world.

Day 7: Navigation