How about a trip to Belize

Belize’s situation, on the eastern flanks of the Caribbean Sea, surrounded to its west by Guatemala and north by Mexico, sees it have a mix of geographical terrains and landscapes. Inland it is often dense jungle or rainforest, with sporadic Mayan ruins emerging from the trees every now and again. There are some higher elevation regions with views of the jungles that can stretch for many miles, but most of the interior is hilly and sparsely populated. The coastline is dominated by long sandy beaches, the worlds second largest barrier reef and many small islands, islets and cays. Scuba diving here is a huge industry and has some of the best diving in the western hemisphere.  Tourism per se is still relatively juvenile with a limited number of well-catered-for resorts and hotels, but these are set to increase rapidly as the world realises what a fantastic little country this is, and one that is trying to do things in a truly sustainable way and protect its own, and other, fragile ecosystems in the process!