How To Make Your Central American Vacation A Better Experience
Traveling to Central America is the same as traveling to any other part of the world, but as we all know, there are some things that we all have to keep in mind to make the trip as enjoyable as possible.
This might sound like paranoia speaking, but the truth is that there are some things about the places we are going to visit that we need to know but that we don't know. That's why I thought it would be a good idea if I gave you some pieces of advice for your Central American trip:
The first thing you have to know is that children need paperwork
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This is for when only one parent is planning to go to a Central American country and is taking a child with him. The first thing you need to do is to get a notarized letter from the other parent granting permission for the child to travel abroad. The problem is that they won't let you get into the country without that letter, and if they do, they won't let you leave until it's done somehow.
Be Vigilant
I'm not saying that you have to become a human radar, just being a little more careful than normal will do. Pickpockets are usually around busy public areas where careless tourists congregate. The problem is that most of them look like regular people, so make sure that all of your possessions are kept away safely somewhere under your clothing.
Bedbugs Everywhere!
When checking into your hotel room it is a good idea to do a pest inspection before unpacking your luggage. It's not that Central American hotels are not clean but bedbugs can be lurking, even in the cleanest and most respected hotels. This is because Central America is filled with forests and wildlife. Wherever you look there are mountains, rivers and volcanoes and most of the towns are placed very close to these.
A Great Way to Hide Valuables
I have just found out about a great product that gives you a great way to hide valuables: Passport security socks. They come in different sizes and heights, from ankle socks to over-the-calf styles. They have a zipped pocket that can hold cash, passport, keys, and other small valuables. This way, you will never have to worry about losing them.
Marina K. Villatoro, the Travel Experta, has been living in Central America - Costa Rica and Guatemala for over 10 years. She has traveled here extensively. Now loves organizing vacations to this amazing part of the world, having first hand experience of all the places with her family. Contact her for advice and to plan your perfect trip!