The tropical islands offer perfect relaxing gateways that allow you to recharge your batteries in a magnificent setting with a colorful sunset, sandy beaches and palm trees. Many amazing tropical destinations are scattered throughout the main Caribbean and oceanic islands. Here is a list of tropical destinations that offer adventure possibilities without necessarily breaking the bank.
10. Cuba
The magnificent tropical landscape of Cuba.
Located between the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean, Cuba is the largest island in the Caribbean. The most popular cities for tourists to Cuba are Havana, Baracoa, Trinidad, Varadero and Santiago de Cuba. Other destinations include Cayo Largo, Jardines del Rey and Varadero Beach. Tourists visiting the country must have a tourist visa card, which is generally valid for 30 days. The Canadian tourist visa, valid for 90 days, can be extended for another 90. Once in Cuba, tourists can access multiple destinations using public buses which charge a flat rate of 0.40 CUP (US $ 0.015). Other means of transportation within the country include taxis, planes and trains.
9. Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico is a great option for those on the American continent in particular.
Puerto Rico is located in the Caribbean Sea on the Mona Passage, a key shipping route for Panama. The island has several tourist destinations, including the island of Caja de Muertos, the island of Mona, the national historic site of San Juan and the national forest of Guanica. American citizens do not need a visa to enter Puerto Rico because it is an American territory. However, tourists arriving from outside the United States must meet entry requirements such as a tourist visa. Several airlines offer direct flights between the island and the United States. You can get around by taxi using the Taxi Taxi program with fixed rates depending on the distance. You can also rent a car for as little as $ 25 per day.
8. Honduras
Kayaking is an affordable activity in Honduras.
Honduras is the second largest country in Central America. The country still has colonial villages, ancient Mayan ruins, natural parks and the Pacific and Caribbean coasts characterized by beautiful beaches and coral reefs. Better amenities for tourists can be found in major cities, including San Pedro Sula, Tela and Utila. There are good hotels, even in small towns, at a slightly higher cost, although Honduras is not an expensive country to visit. Tourists from the European Union, Japan, Norway, Malaysia and some other western countries will not need a visa. Citizens of non-Central American countries are required to pay a 3 when entering by land. San Pedro Sula has major airports serving, among others, direct flights from Atlanta, Miami and New York. Tourists visiting Honduras through Guatemala or El Salvador can use cars. Tourists can tour the country by train, car, boat, bus and car. The country has several restaurants called Platos tipicos which offer meals at affordable prices.
7. Panama
Not just beaches: Panama also offers an urban adventure in its capital.
Panama has coasts on both the Caribbean Sea and the North Pacific Ocean. The country offers a wide range of experiences to the eager tourist. Visitors can enjoy two oceans, mountains and forests, as well as a slice of urban life in Panama City. Panama is a relatively inexpensive country to visit. However, food is relatively expensive compared to the United States and the cost depends on local production or export. Getting around Panama by road can be tiring with heavy traffic between 8 and 9 am, as well as 3 and 7 pm. Citizens of countries that have treaties with Panama do not need a visa to enter the country, while citizens of other countries are granted visas valid for 30-90 days with possibility of extension. Visa requirements include a return ticket to Panama, a copy of the bank statement, proof of accommodation and a yellow fever vaccination for tourists from South America and Africa.
6. Sri Lanka
Beautiful Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka is an island country in the Indian Ocean. Among the most popular tourist destinations in the country are Adam’s Peak, Yala National Park, Beruwela, Unawatuna and Marissa, among others. Visitors to Sri Lanka who have tattoos of religious significance should be aware that they may be deported. They are advised to cover them all the time if they still want to go despite the warning. Sri Lanka is also a smoke-free country and smoking in public places can lead to prosecution. Likewise, posing improperly next to Buddha for a photo is prohibited and may lead to prosecution. Citizens of all countries, except Singapore and the Maldives, must apply for a tourist visa before entering the country. The Electronic travel authorization (visa) is valid for 90 days. The most common form of transportation in the country is three-wheelers. You can also rent a car, a motorbike or tour operators. Public buses are also available for those on a budget.
5. Nicaragua
Nicaragua architecture.
Nicaragua is located in Central America. It has a coastline on both the Caribbean Sea and the North Pacific Ocean. It is also the largest country in Central America and is home to the largest amount of fresh water in the region. Nicaragua’s climate is characterized by warm lowlands and cool highlands. The country offers wealth and beauty to tourists with a growing ecotourism industry, beautiful beaches, colonial cities and a lively nightlife. Tourists visiting the country are expected to obtain a $ 10 tourist card, valid for 30-90 days. A departure tax of $ 32 is also included in the airline ticket. Tourists who visit by plane arrive at the Managua Airport while those who use cars can enter the country through Costa Rica. Once in the country, you can commute using commuter airlines, buses, taxis and coaches.
4. Tulum, Mexico
A beach in Tulum, Mexico.
Although Mexico in itself is not a budget destination, some regions of the country are. Tulum is located on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. It was the site of the Mayan port while the tropical beaches of the ruins are the main tourist attraction. The site is overcrowded during the day with several groups of tourists. To avoid the crowds, it is advisable to plan an overnight stay. Tulum has three sections: the city center, the hotel area and the ruins. Tulum is accessible from Cancun International Airport with the journey from the airport taking hours 1 and 30 minutes in hours 2 depending on the means of transport. By bus, you are expected to pay around $ 17 while hiring a car is reasonable and the quickest way to get there. Once in the ruins, we
3. Thailand
The incredible sites of Thailand.
The kingdom of Thailand is located in Southeast Asia. The country is popular for its tropical climate, good food, culture, beautiful beaches and majestic mountains. It is a major tourist destination that attracts tourists from all over the world. Thai culture is strongly influenced by Buddhism. Visitors from many European and American countries do not need a visa to enter the country. However, those who stay in the country have to pay a fine of 500 baht per day. Most flights arriving in the country land at the international airports of Bangkok and Phuket, which are efficiently served by intercontinental flights. Domestic flights connect the country’s main destination to Bangkok and Phuket. Large buses, taxis,
2. Indonesia
Hindu architecture in Indonesia.
Indonesia has over 18,000 islets of which 6,000 are inhabited with a total population of 240 million people. The country is home to the second largest rainforest in the world. Indonesia has a complex bureaucracy when it comes to visiting the country. Western travelers can obtain visas on arrival for only $ 35 at common ports of entry. However, visa waiver and pre-arrival visa can also be issued to travelers. Most international flights land in Tangerang, near Jakarta, Denpasar and Surabaya. Some cities also have air links with Singapore and Malaysia. Among the country’s tourist attractions are 160 active volcanoes, attractive beaches, World Heritage sites and beautiful islands. Some of the activities you can do in the country include scuba diving, spa treatments and surfing. Food in Indonesia is from a wide variety of regional cuisine found across the country’s various islands.
1. Philippines
A beautiful beach in the Philippines.
The Philippines has over 7,000 islands and is located between the Philippine Sea and the South China Sea. The country is characterized by several beaches which form one of the longest coasts in the world. It may take several years to spend a day on each island. Among the country’s main attractions are UNESCO World Heritage sites such as the Banaue Rice Terrace, historic sites, beaches and coral reefs, among other attractions. Citizens of SEAN countries can enter the Philippines visa-free for days up to 30, while holders of a British overseas passport can enter the country for free for seven days. Tourists who intend to going beyond authorized visa or passport days may request an extension from the Immigration Office. The extension can be granted for a maximum of six months per hour. Tourists can tour the country in several ways, including domestic planes, train, car, taxi and boat.