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Looking for things to do in Central America? Browse Central America tourist attractions, activities, and sights to help plan your trip. Read reviews of the top things to do in Central America submitted by fellow travelers, or write your own review of something to do in Central America.
#1 of 155 things to do in Central America
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imgonealready says:
Central Avenue is located in the heart of Santa Ana, near Chorrillo and Curundu, in the Panama province. It is lined with cheap, good quality trinkets, souvenirs, and clothing shops. It's a key tourist attraction not only for this reason, but also because you get an amazing taste of the rich culture...
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#2 of 155 things to do in Central America
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dmp22pl says:
When we got off the boat "NCL Dawn" we took a bus to the rainforest. There we got our own ATV's, helmets, and rode in the forest for about 2 hours. We went through muddy roads so I don't suggest wearing expensive clothing that you don't want to get dirty.Also wear light clothing because it is very h...
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#3 of 155 things to do in Central America
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sataniccarebear says:
Pacific coast diving is awesome. You can learn to dive, advance your skills with loads of different courses or just come fun bubbling. Lots of wildlife, plenty of white tip reef sharks, rays and eels. Always big schools of jacks and surgeons. Its pretty much year round but vis is most reliable betwe...
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#4 of 155 things to do in Central America
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sataniccarebear says:
Bungee jumping over the Colorado bridge on the way to Naranjo/San Ramon.
80mt/240 ft drop. Enough to make your stomach flip. Really nice friendly guides professional and you get a free dvd. What more could you want!
www.bungeecostarica.com
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#5 of 155 things to do in Central America
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anselmino says:
The place I'm writing about is not Dangriga (don't even waste time there), but a tiny island called Tobacco Caye (as big as a football field), which is 45 min. off the coast from Dangriga. In Dangriga, take a boat (small lancha) to the island, if you're by yourself you might have to wait for other t...
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#6 of 155 things to do in Central America
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Higton says:
No, not the really hard level on Manic Miner, [actually, he´s thinking of Eugene´s Lair, ed] but a collection of the beasties seen in Costa Rica, especially for someone special. I had more photos (indeed, more will arrive) but sadly I had my camera set on landscape not portrait. In mitig...
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#7 of 155 things to do in Central America
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sivcopenhagen says:
HI :) I am half guatemalan and have been visiting relatives there quite some times during my childhood with my mom.. however, in 2006 i visited Guatemala twice and on my own, where i the first time lived in Antigua, Guatemala for a month and the second time travelled around to see all the marvellous...
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#8 of 155 things to do in Central America
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john1112 says:
Panajachel, provides incredible views to three volcanoes and the Lake Atitlan, and its located in the guatemalan highlands, is also the gateway to explore the three indigenous villages around Lake Atitlan. Santiago Atitlan, Santa Cararina Palopo and San Antonio Palopo, all are famous for its women w...
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#9 of 155 things to do in Central America
Expensive "Thing To Do" in Belize
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brianf says:
Though the price for where you sleep and how you travel is quite annoying ($1500 American) for this 7 day trip, I would still recommend it to anyone. You learn to sea kayak, climb palm trees, open coconuts (with both shells), and you learn generally about the Belizean culture.
First thing you ge...
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#10 of 155 things to do in Central America
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PleaseDontBePsycho says:
Alphonse lives 2 houses south of Barrera's Auto Parts, on the main drag south of town. He's an AMAZING guide, and if you can't get ahold of him by his cell number on the sign posted outside of his house, you can book a tour with him through Monkey Business Travel Shop at the Banana Beach Hotel (1.4 ...
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#11 of 155 things to do in Central America
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DrewSFO says:
For those of you headed to Costa Rica for adventure, then choosing the right outfitter will probably be one of your biggest decisions. So I thought I would share with you the many wonderful experiences I have had with this company. I have used their services at least 6 times for rafting, and I have ...
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#12 of 155 things to do in Central America
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05prostock says:
Had a great time diving with my family.
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#13 of 155 things to do in Central America
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siri says:
Want great hiking and adventure with excellent guides?
Go to Quetzaltrekkers. Simple as that!!!
The guides are great, they´ll make your trip perfect.
They are a not for profit organisation, run entirely by volunteering travellers. All ´profits´ from the treks go to EDELAC (Escuela de la Call...
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#14 of 155 things to do in Central America
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john1112 says:
The most recent theme park created by IRTRA is called Xetulul, a Mayan name that means “under the trees”. This modern park features 7 plazas that represent different cultures from around the world. It comes to no surprise to find among them three plazas dedicated to Guatemala. The Plaza Chapina ...
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#15 of 155 things to do in Central America
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Koyaanisqatsi says:
for the genuine culturalists traveling to guatemala, it is highly recommended that you make every effort to, at the very least, treat with scepticism the following places--panahachel, san pedro la laguna,xela, antigua, livingston, flores and likened places. the scene is very western and have the te...
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