Condor Verde

09/05/2025

11/03/2025

In Zurich, at the Roadshow of the Costa Rica Tourism Board

05/03/2025

Come and see us at ITB Berlin! Daniel Dornheim, Condor Verde’s CEO, is at the Costa Rica stand, Hall 22 | 200.

05/03/2025

The colours! ⬛️🟨🟩🟦🟧🟥

05/03/2025

We love this photo! 🦥

06/11/2024

Alessandro’s 2nd day at a very successful WTM London

09/10/2024

Daniel Dornheim had another successful day at Imex Americas in Las Vegas.

05/09/2024

We are very happy to announce that Condor Verde has been voted “Guatemala’s Best MICE Organiser 2024” in the prestigious World MICE Awards. The winners were unveiled on 4 September at a glittering ceremony in Ho Chi Minh City.
Heating pizza on a volcano, canoeing on a volcanic lake, tasting the world’s best rum, climbing ancient ruins, and meeting Mayan communities. We look forward to organizing your next MICE event in amazing Guatemala!

04/09/2024

Guatemala and Belize can be combined easily and complement each other beautifully. An itinerary could look as follows:
Day 1: Arrival Guatemala City - Antigua
Day 2: Antigua (walking tour & ATV tour)
Day 3: Antigua – Chichicastenango (market) – Lake Atitlan
Day 4: Lake Atitlan (boat to San Juan La Laguna & zipline) – Guatemala City
Day 5: Guatemala City – Quirigua ruins – Rio Dulce – by boat to Livingston
Day 6: Livingston (Garifuna culture & casabe making) – Peten
Day 7: Peten (Tikal)
Day 8: Peten – border crossing – San Ignacio (Xunantunich ruins & Barton Creek Cave)
Day 9: San Ignacio (Caracol ruins)
Day 10:San Ignacio – Ambergris Caye
Day 11: Ambergris Caye (Hol Chan & Shark Ray Alley)
Day 12: Ambergris Caye
Day 13: Ambergris Caye – Belize City – Departure

03/07/2024

For the second year in a row, Condor Verde has been voted “Mexico’s Leading Destination Management Company” in the prestigious World Travel Awards. 🥳

26/06/2024

Great travel trade event dedicated to Latin America!

08/06/2024

How turtle-watching tours actually help conservation

Seven species of sea turtles can be found in every ocean around the world. From the seven species - Green Turtle, Hawksbill, Loggerhead, Olive Ridley, Kemp's Ridley, and Flatback - six are threatened or endangered. A good way to help turtle conservation efforts is to go turtle watching, which helps fund monitoring and patrols.

A visit to Costa Rica between March and November coincides with turtle nesting and hatching season. Known as the ‘arribada’ (arrival), thousands of sea turtles emerge from the ocean and lay eggs on Costa Rica’s beaches. Whilst this takes place along much of Costa Rica’s coast, for reliable sightings we particularly recommend the protected reserves of Tortuguero on the northern Caribbean coast, and Ostional beach, near Nosara on the Pacific Coast.

Condor Verde will be happy to include a turtle-watching tour in your Costa Rica itinerary.