Lonely Planet - SubWWWay to Central America

SubWWWay to Central America

Lonely Planet's Destination Belize is your first subWWWay stop.
Belize by Naturalight is a smart, well-made site packed full of information. Don't miss the Virtual Guide.
The Reporter is a weekly news service from Belize.
The Belize Audubon Society is an environmental organisation promoting the sustainable use of Belize's resources.
1000 Travel Tips - these guys travel everywhere! They know all the ins and outs of travelling and give you the good oil on how to get out and about in Belize.

Attractions, off the beaten track hideaways, maps, pics and more: Lonely Planet's Destination Costa Rica.
Follow Tico the jumping frog around Costa Rica.com.
Inter@merica produces a slick guide to Costa Rica, slotting in business and travel snippets.
2 Guys Travel Through Central and South America follows Charles and Joel on their jaunt through Costa Rica, Guatemala and Panama. Chatty, informative and recommended.
Completely Costa Rica has Spanish study and fishing information as well as business links.
The Costa Rica Home Pages are useful for holiday planning.
Wait in virtual line at the Virtual Costa Rican Embassy.
Costa Rica's TravelNET has general information and good stuff on national parks.

History, culture, attractions, activities and map: Lonely Planet's Destination El Salvador points you in the right direction.
CISPES (Committee for Solidarity with the People of El Salvador) is a long-standing activist organization affiliated with the FMLN which places volunteers in social justice work programs.
University of Texas maintains an exhaustive list of political, economic and general travel links at the Latin American Network Information Center.
Maya Travel shares tips on how best to get around Mayan archeological and historical sites in El Salvador.
The El Salvador Information Center is less than comprehensive, but it might have what you're looking for.

Lonely Planet's Destination Guatemala puts together sassy travel info with maps, pics, picks and pans.
Danny's Home Page comes complete with holiday pix and descriptions of the country and its people, history, flora and fauna, and recreational possibilities. It also has useful links to local and regional news sites.
Check out the WWW Virtual Library's Latin American Studies page on Guatemala, with maps, facts, travel info and useful notes.
If you gotta go to Guatemala, put 1000 Travel Tips on your cyber shopping list.

Destination Honduras is brought to you by Lonely Planet's very own brass band.
Arden Anderson's Visitor Information for the Río Platano Biosphere has useful information on the reserve and the Mosquitia region.
Honduras This Week is notable for being an online news service that's interesting and well-presented.

First subWWWay stop is Lonely Planet's Destination Nicaragua.
Get up to the minute news on Nicaragua from HeraldLink.
More news awaits at The Washington Post.
Thinking of moving to Nicaragua? Escape Artist has a guide on how.
Find out which shots you'll need through Travel Health Information.
If it's on the web and it's on Nicaragua, this University of Texas links page is likely to have it.

Check out Lonely Planet's Destination Panama for cultural insights and reliable travel info.
It's worth a peek at Panama: Places, Folklore, Festivals and Museums, which has an index of Panama internet sources.
Focus on Panama is a bright and bubbly source of information but beware the huuuge pictures.
Bocas del Toro Islands is a kitschy tour of these islands off Panama's east coast.