Lonely Planet Central America On A Shoestring

• Travel on any budget
• A practical guide to tourism as well as culture and customs
• Find the best hotels and restaurants in your price range

Lonely Planet Central America On A Shoestring can help plan big trips on small budgets. It has in depth coverage of every major destination point in every country in Central America, expert advice on the best restaurants and hotels in each area, comprehensive information on the history, politics, music, night life, and includes travel tips to each region of the world. In Lonely Planet Central America On A Shoestring, you will also find pre-departure advice on timing, costs, cultures, history, art, literature, food, drink, religion, sports, environment, wildlife, and yearly festivals.

Lonely Planet will take care of you, making sure you know where to stay, how to contact American consulates, what to do for fun. They'll also make sure you know about local customs, business hours, climates, dangers, driving, disabled access, gay and lesbian scenes, safety, money, media, and social problems. They give sound advice to female travelers, warning them of cultural differences that might not exist at home.

Lonely Planet Central America On A Shoestring wants to make sure you know how to get to Central America, get around Central America, stay safe and healthy, and have fun while you're there. If you want to explore Central America on a budget, it's good to have Lonely Planet on your side, and Lonely Planet Central America on a Shoestring will save you space and money because it covers all of Central America in one book.

Countries included in Lonely Planet Central America On A Shoestring are Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama.