Landmarks of Latin America (Natural)

Located off the coast of Belize, this sinkhole was formed when sea levels began to rise thousands of years ago.

• Great Blue Hole

• Big Blue Madness

• Devil's Hole

• Bermuda Triangle

Located in Venezuela, this natural landmark is the world's largest waterfall.

• Angel Falls

• Iguaza Falls

• Zongo Falls

• Victorian Falls

Some of the largest gypsum formations in the world are located in this famous subterranean location in Mexico

• Cave of Crystals

• Gypsum Caverns

• Salar de Uyuni

• Cano del Cristales

Commonly referred to as the river of Five Colors, this river has various colors November through July

• Cano Cristales River

• Yangtze River

• Ganges River

• Rio del Cinco Elfos

The largest waterfall system of the world, this natural landmark forms a border between Argentina and Brazil

• Iguaza Falls

• Cumberland Falls

• Kaieteur Falls

• Amarre Caidas

One of the largest tourist attractions of the Patagonia, the near 100 square mile ice formation is the world's third largest reserve of freshwater.

• Perito Moreno Glacier

• Franz Josef Glacier

• Glaciar de Jirafe

• Aguacate Bolas Glaciar

This famous geological formation has become famous for sports enthusiasts who have repelled its walls and base jumped.

• Cave of Swallows

• Devil's Cave

• Hueca Tierra

• Masayo Puerto

One of the most famous volcanoes of Costa Rica, this mountain has two sulfuric lakes

• Poas Volcano

• Masaya Volcano

• Mount Vesuvius

• Krakatoa

One of the world's highest volcanoes, this summit in Ecuador has become famous in many pieces of artwork

• Cotopaxi Volcano

• Mount Fuji

• Mount Kilamanjaro

• Yellowstone Caldera

one of the few existing volcanoes of the world with a pool of lava

• Masaya Volcano

• Mt. Etna

• Volcan de Fuego

• Lago de los Muertes