Central America

What can I expect from Central America?

Central America bridges North and South America. It is bordered by Mexico to the North and Colombia to the South. The area is known for its amazing biodiversity, with some amazing flora and fauna.

Things to See and Do in Central America

Barrier Reef, Belize

Ruta de Las Flores, El Salvador

San Blas Islands, Panama

Monteverde Cloud Forest, Costa Rica

Tikal, Guatemala

Panama Canal, Panama

Arenal Volcano, Costa Rica

Cerro Negro Volcano, Nicaragua

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🧡What makes a hotel family-friendly? 🤍
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This could be different for every family, but for us that means:

🔸Having our children feel welcomed. This is our #1 priority. We’ve stayed at many hotels that don’t have specific amenities for kids, and that’s ok. It’s the vibe of the hotel and the employees that truly makes the family experience. I always check reviews on the hotel through TripAdvisor and search “kids”. This normally gives me a feel for whether or not my children will be welcomed.

🔸Kid-friendly menus. Having kid-friendly options or the ability to order smaller portions for the kids makes meal times so much easier (and it keeps the cost down too!).

🔸Kid’s Club or babysitting services. Kid’s clubs can be a parent’s best friend! Our kiddos get so excited to visit kid’s clubs when we travel. They have age-appropriate activities and they get to meet other children from around the world. It also gives Josh and I a couple hours of “adult time”! Most kids clubs take children starting at age 4 or 5, so we are just getting to the point where all 3 of our crew can participate.

🔸 Pool or beach. A pool or beach adds a whole set of activities to keep little ones busy and allows them to burn off energy.

🔸 Kid-specific amenities. Water parks, pool slides, itineraries specifically crafted for kids, & more. These are definitely not necessary, but always a bonus!
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At the end of the day, we want our travels to be just as memorable for the kids as they are for us. Luckily, the @fsoahu checks off all our boxes.
And as parents, we’re happy when our kids are happy, right? So tell me, what does your ideal family-friendly hotel look like?
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🌴Who’s ready for the weekend?! 💦 🤗
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We surely are... what are you up to? Have we convinced you to plan a Hawaiian getaway yet?! ☺️. Seriously, I can’t say enough about this beautiful state- how safe we’ve felt during our time here, how relaxing it is, and also how many activities there are for kids of all ages! And for my fellow foodies, you see that restaurant in the picture behind the girls? Mina’s Fish House @fsoahu was seriously our absolute favorite eatery overall . Their menu is so diverse, and you can’t go wrong with any of their dishes. Trust me, we ate there 3 times during our stay! 😆. Yes, you read that right- 3 times! Do you ever repeat restaurants when you’re traveling or are we the only ones? 🙈
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🌴 Wanna plan a trip to Hawaii? 🌺 Then you’

“Mommy, I see a whale!” 🐳
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Have you ever visited Hawaii during whale season? It’s amazing! At any given time, you can look out at the ocean and see the mist from a whale’s blow hole. 🤍
It was one of the most spectacular things I’ve ever seen. At first we thought our eyes were playing tricks on us, but sure enough if we kept looking out, we’d see it again within a minute or so. And often there would be more than one, or we would get lucky and see them breach! 🐋 ✨Experiences like this make you further appreciate our oceans, which is one the many reasons I’m such a believer in traveling with kids at all ages and stages. Instilling a love and respect for our planet in our children is the key to a better world. 🌎 💚
Also, can we take a moment to appreciate that my baby is no longer a baby! 🥲 I can barely carry him any more. 😆#wheredoesthetimego #fsmaui #fstakeyourtime

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November 20, 2020

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