The Camino Real, a path used in the 17th and 18th centuries by Spaniards to transfer silver, gold and other treasures from Peru to Spain, was the first thoroughfare that connected the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and marked the beginning of Panama as a crossroads of the world.

Venture deep into one of the least-known rainforests on Earth during this 13-day expedition across Halmahera, the largest island in North Maluku, Indonesia. Guided by an experienced IAJG instructor and Indigenous Tabaru experts, you’ll learn essential jungle survival skills in a truly remote environment.

Ready to Lead in one of the most extreme environments on Earth? Become a Certified Jungle Guide in this partially student-led expedition-style course giving participants the opportunity to take ownership of the expedition planning process, leading the course though each phase.

Discover Panama’s cultural richness through its diverse heritage. In the Gunayala territory, explore the stunning San Blas islands and hike to mainland jungle communities while learning about the Guna people's sustainable ways of life.

Embark on a 7-day journey through Panama, tracing its evolution from untamed wilderness to vibrant urban life. Begin at a unique rainforest campus, learning rainforest ecology while on hikes, and biophilic designs when harvesting bamboo…