Which is the best country in Central America that you've actually been to and why?

My brother in law is from Argentina, though I've only been there once. I really meant Central America, but I guess I'll open it up to all of America.

Belize!!! The world biggest Barrier Reef!!! Lots of maya ruins. Least crime rate!!!

Canada--- open, big, friendly people, not over populated, beautiful, peaceful

only south America...Columbia, Brazil, Argentina....those are some friendly people. They welcome you into their homes and hearts. I still have contact with some people I met 30 years ago.

Panama. The gatun locks are neat but Panama city is awesome. its alot more cosmopolitan than you would think. ps. ive even been inside the presidental palace.

Ive been to Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras and Belize. All of them have good things to them, I'd say Belize is awesome, and there was this island in Honduras that was beautiful, but Guatemala has the most adventurous things to do, and it has a little bit of everything mixed. I guess it all depends on what you like. I f you want to explore and see cultural things and do exciting stuff, Guatemala, if you want to party Belize, and if you want to just relax Roatan in Honduras.

USA and Canada are the only places I have ever been and will probably ever go:(

I would LOVEEEE to go to cuzco in Peru, also maybe argentina

Avoid Nicaragua!!!!! It's a rat hole......Costa Rica is great!!! Panama is ok.......El Salvador is nice......

The United States and Canada are North America!!!!!!

I've run around down there alot. I like Panama. And Panama City is a very strange mix of poverty and riches. I love it. One time, I was in Burger King in Panama City, the poverty is extreme, and what the kids do is send in one kid. One kid looks around and then goes out. All of the sudden, that kid and about twenty others swarm in and steal the food right off of your plate. They are pretty smart. I really loved the guards armed with m-16's at every department store, and how you have to sign a ledger if you give a twenty dollar bill at the grocery store. oh, and steaks? forget it. but, nonetheless, i love panama, and i bought a place down there.