Camping Mexico, Central, and South America by Motorhome Down the Pan American Highway in a RV!part 1For virtually any adventurous RV’er -- touring the tropics in one’s own unit is a dream-especially when the designation is South America! - It’s not ...
We recently spent over a month in Cartagena, Columbia. It is a big city, however it is very easy to get around, even with a camper. Being a historical city, on the ocean, there are numberous historic sites, and beaches to camp at. Some of the hote...
Leaving from Texas in July, going to Panama, and then on south via the Pan American Highway to the tip of Argentina. This year when transiting the World's Longest Highway, we will be in Panama to join in the celebration of the 100th Anniversary of t...
WORLD'S #1 ,,,,, AND GOING VIA RV !!!Yesterday I was reading a tourist magizine and surprised to see the World's #1 tourist attraction is Machu Picchu in Peru. see http://www.tripadvisor.com/TravelersChoice-Attractions-cLandmarks-g1-a_Mode.expanded ...
Just a quick note: the Pan American Highway is 100% paved, except a short 50 or so kilometers in the Chile/Argentina area and that is being paved, with 1/2 the roadway paved in cement and the other gravel ( you ride on the cement til another car or ...
I agree with the 2w drive ---- for many years had a 4x4, and the only time I used it was to get somone else out! Also a couple of times that I would not have gone OFF the road, if I didnt have the 4x4... Common sense and posi-traction will get yo...
Filled Up that "Sticker Map" - no more room on the side of the RV!!! lol Traveled over 1,000,000 kms from Canada to Argentina! CANADA, USA, MEXICO, BELIZE, GUATEMALA, EL SALVADOR, HONDURAS, NICARAGUA, COSTA RICA, PANAMA, COLUMBIA, EQUADOR, PERU, C...
The ex pats group travels from Texas south along the Gulf Coast in August and again in October if you may be interesed in that. West coast is a bit longer..
