Central America Tourism

El Salvador

Belize

Belize

Although Belize is the second smallest country in Central America according to Countryaah, it offers visitors an unforgettable glimpse into the Mayan culture and way of life. Surrounded by Mexico, Guatemala and the Atlantic, Belize developed an independent culture early on, shaped by African ancestors and the Mayan peoples of neighboring states. The former British colony is also known for its heavenly dream beaches, magical underwater worlds and untouched nature, which invite divers and nature enthusiasts on a very special trip.

Climate:

The climate in Belize is tropical and warm with predominantly winds blowing from the Caribbean. There is a comparatively high amount of rainfall, especially from May to November. The humidity is generally high, especially in the rainy season. It is relatively dry in Belize between January and April. The average temperature is 26 ° C.

Best travel time:

Because of the pronounced rainy and dry seasons, the months February to May are ideal for a trip to Belize. However, the climate is almost tropical from November to May, so humid weather is always to be expected. On the coast, however, the coastal wind usually provides welcome relief.

El Salvador

El Salvador

El Salvador means in Spanish: The Savior or The Savior. Located in Central America, the state borders on Guatemala, Honduras and the Pacific. El Salvador, which is located in an earthquake area, is the smallest country in Central America with the highest population density.

Climate:

El Salvador is characterized by a tropical climate with small temperature differences throughout the year. Depending on the altitude, the temperatures can vary. The northeast trade wind causes a change between rainy and dry seasons. During the rainy season from May to October, peak values ​​of 38 degrees Celsius are reached in the center of the country. In the period from June to November, hurricanes often hit the country.

Best travel time:

We recommend a trip to El Salvador during the dry season from November to April, especially for trekking vacationers. During this time, temperatures range between around 17 degrees at night and 27 degrees during the day.

Honduras

Honduras

Located in the center of America, Honduras offers a cultural heritage that is immense – and still far from being fully explored. New discoveries are made year after year and there is always the possibility that history will have to be rewritten a bit afterwards. But the country also enchants its visitors with its landscape and friendly inhabitants.

Climate:

The Central American country of Honduras is characterized by a tropical climate, which, however, expresses itself somewhat differently on the Caribbean coast in the east than in the cooler mountains or the Pacific coast in the west. It rains all year round in East Honduras, while towards the Pacific the year is structured by a rainy season between May and October. In the lowlands on the coast, temperatures can reach up to 32 degrees Celsius during the day.

Best travel time:

Basically, Honduras is a year-round destination, but February and March are a little drier with more pleasant temperatures. Even during the rainy season, precipitation is often only expected in the afternoon, so that there is enough time for surfing, diving and fishing. In March / April and from September to December you can watch whale sharks and snorkel off the island of Utila.

Jamaica

Jamaica

“Don’t worry about a thing,” cause every little thing gonna be all right. “Don’t worry about anything, because no matter what, everything will be fine, Bob Marley sang in his song” Three Little Birds “.  When you think of Jamaica, summer, sun, white sandy beaches and turquoise blue sea, reggae sounds and a carefree life come to mind. The third largest Caribbean island offers a unique landscape, like the Blue Mountains, lively cities like Kingston and pure culture.

Whether adventure, relaxation, tradition and history or exploring with the family, the country fulfills almost every Caribbean travel wish. Due to its size, the island is characterized by different landscapes. The Blue Mountains, located in the east, are wonderful for hiking and being in nature, whereas the west of the country trumps with wide sandy beaches and the limestone cliffs of Negril. Three international airports offer different starting points for the journey, with most flights landing in Montego Bay. You don’t need to worry about accommodation in Jamaica. The accommodations range from cozy guest houses to individually equipped luxury hotels.
Are you looking for culture, relaxation and adventure at the same time and all of this with a Caribbean flair? Then you have come to the right place in Jamaica, because “everything is alright” here.

Climate:

The climate in Jamaica has tropical temperatures. The summer months of July and August are particularly hot. Over the year, the temperature differences are very small: January is the coldest month with an average temperature of 25ºC and July is the hottest month with an average temperature of 27ºC. The northeast trade wind ensures a fresh breeze all year round. The hurricane season prevails between August and November, when high rainfall is to be expected.

Best travel time:

The best time to visit Jamaica is from December to July, outside of the hurricane season.