Central America for the Beach Bum

Central America Caribbean: The Central America Caribbean includes some of Central America's most popular destinations, like the Honduran Bay Islands and the Belizean coast, as well as some of the most remote. Every Central America country except El Salvador borders the Caribbean Sea: Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama. These coastal regions are a mix of Central American…

Best Central America Islands: Which are the best Central America islands?

There are beaches in Guatemala? As a matter of fact, there are Guatemala beaches on two coasts: the Pacific, and the Caribbean. Because the majority of the country's most popular attractions are inland, most travelers don't make it to Guatemala beaches. But if you have the time, and want to explore the road less traveled (though not untraveled,...

Best Central America Beaches: What's your favorite Central America Beach? Let us know!

Nude beaches in Central America: All about Central America's nude beaches, naturist resorts, and nudism-friendly locations.

With thousands of miles of coast on two sides, the Central America isthmus is quickly becoming one of the world's top surfing destinations.

Central America surfing varies from country to country. While Caribbean coasts in Belize and Honduras, for example, have little if any surf-worthy waves, Pacific breaks in nations like Costa Rica and El Salvador are widely recognized as Latin America's fin…

Costa Rica’s beaches rank among the best in the world. And since nearly two thirds of Costa Rica’s borders are coastline, there are a whole lot of beaches to explore, from Manuel Antonio to Playa Tamarindo, Jaco Beach to Montezuma. Let’s get started!

The majority of Central America's travelers make a beeline straight to the beach. Because of the region's warm waters, flourishing marine life, and soft sands spanning two diverse coastlines, the epicenter of ithe tourism industry is along the edges. From Pacific shores to Caribbean isles, Central America's beaches are truly unbeatable. Here are some of the best ones.

Forget Jamaica. Forget St. Martin. The islands of Central America are just as beautiful, even easier to access, and can be enjoyed at a much better price. From the local and lively (Ambergris Caye, Belize) to the amazingly remote (Cocos Island, Costa Rica), Central America’s islands offer every kind of paradise.

Why travel to one Central America island when you can visit many? Central America is home to a number of island groups, from tiny islets to larger island paradises, all with palm trees, pristine beaches, and waters perfect for scuba diving and snorkeling.

All about Costa Island's beautiful topical island paradises: Cocos, Cano, and Tortuga. Though these national parks and reserves don't offer accommodations, they offer matchless ecotourism, wildlife viewing, snorkeling, diving, and watersports opportunities.

Infoprmation all about Central America's islands that are less frequented by tourists. Though it means less of a selection when it comes to accommodations and amenities, it also means uncrowded beaches, lower prices, better wildlife viewing, and more local culture!

When you picture Central America's most popular islands, you imagine coconut palms, reggae beats, and sandy beaches lapped by stunning Caribbean waters. All possess considerable permanent populations, and offer lodging, dining, and nightlife options for every budget.

Best Surf Spots in Central America: Share your favorite Central America Surf beaches and breaks!

Central America's private island resorts and hotels.