LET'S Travel to Central America
Central America consists of Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Panama, Nicaragua
Did you know that - The Belizean shoreline water temperature averages between 79 to 83 degrees F?
Did you know that - there are 850 species of birds; 1,000 species of butterflies and 1,200 varieties of orchids in Costa Rica?
Did you know that - the size of El Salvador is 20,720 sq km; slightly smaller than Massachusetts?
Did you know that - Guatemala is famous for the ruins of Tikal and other ancient Maya cities?
Did you know that - the nickname for Honduras is the Banana Republic because it grows and exports a lot of bananas?
Did you know that - Panama uses the US Dollar for bills but the coins are called Balboa?
Did you know that - Lake Nicaragua houses the world's only freshwater sharks known as Nicaraguan shark?

DVD - A quick tour
Introducing Central America DVD
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The nations of Central America are alike in many ways, but they also claim distinct heritages. This quick tour will give students the background that they need.
Visit Belize
Did you know that - There are about 200 cayes (islands) in Belize, most of them located inside the Belize Barrier Reef?

Understanding Belize: A Historical Guide
Tiny, island-dotted Belize, perched on the Caribbean, south of Mexico and east of Guatemala, is a fascinating blend of Creole, Mestizo, Maya, Garifuna, English, East Indian, Mennonite, Lebanese and Chinese cultures. With its colonial background (English remains the official language) and a history of fending off its Latin neighbours, Belize has emerged as a relatively stable democracy that is as much Caribbean as it is Central American.
Visit Guatemala
Visit Costa Rica
There are many wonderful and unique things about this country
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- Monkeys hang in trees while you sip fruity drinks on the turquoise shores of the Caribbean. You are enveloped by wild rain forests, green beyond belief and full of exotic animals peering curiously at your presence.
Visit El Salvador
Visit Honduras
Panama
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High Angle View of Cargo Ship on Gaillard Cut, Panama Canal, Near Gamboa, Gamboa, Panama Photographic Print
Maiquez, Alfredo
24 in. x 32 in.
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Panama means "the place of abundant fish," but people like to say that everything is found in abundance here. And it's true, as visitors will quickly discover for themselves. You'll find an abundance of wildlife in Panama's many national parks, an abundance of white sand beaches, hundreds of islands, more banks and shops than you would have dreamed possible, the Panama Canal and, of course, a fantastic quantity of fresh seafood, including fish.
Visit Panama
Nicaragua
Pitaya - are commonly known as dragon fruit - Native to Central America
Particularly red-skinned pitayas are a good source of Vitamin C

The Sharks of Lake Nicaragua: True Tales of Adventure, Travel, and Fishing
The Sharks of Lake Nicaragua: True Tales of Adventure, Travel, and Fishing
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For exciting adventures in feral pig-hunting, salt-water fly-fishing or crocodile poaching, it's hard to imagine a better guide than White.
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Map of the Americans, Opening of the Panama Canal Art Print
12.5 in. x 18 in.
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- Visit Guatemala
- Visit Costa Rica
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- Visit El Salvador
- Visit Honduras
- Panama
- Visit Panama
- Nicaragua
- Pitaya - are commonly known as dragon fruit - Native to Central America
- Visit Nicaragua
- The Sharks of Lake Nicaragua: True Tales of Adventure, Travel, and Fishing
- Great Travel Guides on Amazon
- New travel to Central America
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mulberry wrote...
I've never been to any of the central American countries...acutally I've never been south of Mexico. These countries look interesting though!
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