What's the Safest preetiest Latin American country to Travel too?

Question

I Live in USA but I wanna do some Travelin I've already done European travel, but I haven't Been to Latin America at all and I speak fluent spanish son what do you guys recommend would be fun to go to as far as culture, music, food ,beautiful women.

Answer 1

MEXICO!!! Guadalajara, Guanajuato, Mexico City....

Great food, Safe, Cheap, and friendly people!!!!

Answer 2

Ive been to Costa Rica a few time and the people are really friendly and the country is very diverse. The caribean side is more tropical(I havent been) and the pacific side is dryer but still incredibly beautiful. Tamarindo is an american hangout and more touristy. I would also reacomend checking out arenal. It is a town right next to the volcano and there are a lot of hot springs. The volcano is really active to so you can see a lot of lava.

Answer 3

Mountains of Honduras.

Answer 4

brazil

Answer 5

You can get everything you just asked for anywhere in latinamerica. All countries have something beautiful interesting and nice to offer.

Pretty women, delicious food, nice exotic music, great weather, etc.

Safe wise, there is no such thing as "the safest country are such and such", the deal's pretty much the same in these countries too. There are nice safe areas and terrible dangareous areas as well in all of them. Wherever you go, just use common sense and avoid "red zones" and you'll be fine. Use the same rules you do in the US. There are ugly areas here that you wouldn't go to, do the exact same overseas.

Being in latinamerica is like going to a restaurant, all meals are nice and tasty, but each's so different from each other. You would have to define what you want to see in specific, that way you can decide where to go.

In all of these countries, you'll find the most beautiful and different looking places in the country(side), not in the capital cities. Of course, there are interesting things to see in the main city, but the best is in the countryside.

For beaches, Belize, Mexico, Costa Rica and Brazil. For dramatic culture variety (such as different languages, different cultures within their society, unique music styles that belong to specific cultural groups, etc.) Guatemala, Colombia, Bolivia and Peru. Variety of climates and dramatically different cities and lifestyle: Mexico, Guatemala, Colombia, Brazil... For great architecture from the 1600's (aprox.) Mexico, Guatemala and Colombia. You can't forget about the great ancient civilizations, you've got to check out their ruins and pyramids: the Mayans (south of Mexico, part of Honduras, but their 'New York' is in Guatemala), Incans (Peru), etc. For diving and reefs Belize. To see the garifuna (direct african descent that still speak their african language, have their own music and cultural habits, etc.) visit Guatemala and Honduras (east coast of both countries), it's really cool. They do beach parties and dance until dawn; their celebrations and holidays are a blast.

Gosh, I hope my message ends up being helpful (I kinda went overboard, lol). Those are just some countries, I mean, there is WAAAAAY more I did not mention. But all of them have great food (very flavorful, tasty and lean). The best food is sold in little local dinners or on the streets (you know, the mom and pops like little dinners). Just take the usual precautions so you don't get sick obviously. Be careful in Mexico though (specially with the water), anywhere else in latinamerica I was fine eating food sold on the streets.  If you go to Mexico, try their tamales, carnitas and the real tacos sold in dinners. If you go to Guatemala try Kaq'ik , churrasco and paches. If you go to Argentina, you've got to try their steak.  Venture trying their food no matter what country you end up going to. Don't go to McDonald's and such, you won't regret it. Now, for the beautiful women, you are set any country  you go to (you'll find them specially in nice clubs, they love dancing). All of those countries have good looking women. Latins are very friendly people, they all will be willing to help you even if you don't speak any spanish at all. Enjoy ;)

P.S. If you need extra advice, don't hesitate and contact me. I'd be glad to help and suggest some specific cities within a country once you know where you're heading.

Answer 6

In my opinion Argentina, Chile and Brazil are the best ones. Colombia and Costa Rica are also a good choice.