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RE: BYO camper to South America - Pros and Cons?
We have done the trip three times and enjoyed every moment of it the last time we did it we did not go to Venezuela but all the other countries yes
There’s a lot of good information free on the adventuretrek Website you can Google it and find out for yourself they also have RV road logs and paper maps which are very hard to find in them central and South America
When you’re in Panama for shipping to Cartagena checked various companies because the shipping rate varies… The average price is about $50 a square meter and that is RO-RO There are other options such as rail or container which you cannot ship a camper in a container it’s too close to the walls
If you are in Cartagena there is free camping close to the port PMA for information have a good trip happy travels
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south-of-the-border
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10/01/22 04:55pm |
RVing in Mexico and South America
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RE: RV parks around Mercedes or Donna, TX
Alamo RV park on I-2 ACROSS FROM WALMART
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south-of-the-border
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10/01/22 04:45pm |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Texas/East Coast Mexico Veracruz south to Tapachula
New bypass is open in Veracruz state south of Tampico new shortcut open to Tuxpan, safe going through a lot of small towns and a lot of speed bumps cost for a dual wheel RV is about $40
Construction almost done on a new direct Veracruz Tampico bypass should be done sometime before the end of the year
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south-of-the-border
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10/01/22 04:34pm |
RVing in Mexico and South America
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RE: notes of Mexico and Central America RV Trip
We just finished our third trip to South America everything fine except we are not going to Venezuela because of the political problem hope to have another trip next year 2023
We attempted last year because of the Kovic the borders were mostly very hard to pass so we change it to this year and we’re glad we did because things are more open now
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south-of-the-border
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10/01/22 04:30pm |
RVing in Mexico and South America
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