GoNOMAD travel articles about Central America.
A tour of a cacao plantation in Costa Rica where chocolate comes from. A rainforest chocolate tour in Costa Rica.
El Salvador: A country in central America that doesn’t get a lot of tourists is coming back and more and more travelers are coming to these beaches.
Tropical Paradise in Panama: Boquete and Chiriqui By Susan Kraus If you love to travel, you’ve probably flirted with the idea of living overseas, or retiring overseas, either part-time or full-time. My husband and I had planned a trip to […]
Destination guide to Corozal, the northernmost town on Belize’s Toucan Trail. Where to eat and stay in Corozal Belize.
Panama City Airport. Susan Krause shares some of the new improvements for airport passengers at the largest airport in Panama, Tocumen.
Cerro Chirripó is the tallest mountain in Costa Rica at 3,820 meters, famous for its incredible views on the hike up and on the top.
Costa Rica Pacific Coast. A detailed guide to the restaurants, attractions, beaches and hotels in Costa Rica and advice for travelers.
A visit to El Salvador’s finest hotel, Decameron Salinitas, and visiting Mayan sites and Santa Ana.
Christina Lalanne presents a comprehensive guide to Zacatecas, Mexico, a Colonial gem which is much more popular with Mexicans than with tourists.
Destination Guide to Roatán Island, Honduras, a legendary beach that’s pristine in a central American country that doesn’t get many US visitors.
Guanaja is not very commercialized: there are no casinos, roads, cars, fast-food chain restaurants, souvenir shops or thundering hordes of tourists. It’s a refined paradise.
Utila, Honduras is where divers are hunting lionfish to help save other fish species. The invasive species has thrived and eats many, many of the other fish.
Playa Venao: My friend and I journey to the Panamanian interior and find a quiet little surf spot on Playa Venao with great surfing and friendly people.
But if you’re looking to drive through one of the country’s most biologically diverse biomes, hike through forests straight out of a Tolkien book, and finish the day eating like a true Tico—then this mountain road should be at the top of your list