Thank you! 😊We really love travelling with these 2 cuties.

Thanks so much for your support!

We stayed at Breeze lake RV park in Brownsville Texas. They have some sites that are open to first come first serve or you can book in advance. They are on the ioverlander app.

We really love our new set up. It does make camp life easier and faster to find all our gear.

No problem. Hope it helps.

Totally safe. The people are so friendly. We never felt unsafe and we camped the whole trip. Since posting this video we have gone back through and spent 1 month in each country. Just don't drive at night.

Todavía tenemos nuestra casa en Nicaragua y nos encanta. Volveremos, pero pasaremos algún tiempo viendo el mundo.

@@ChrisTovahsAmazingAdventures Waooo candelaaaa!!! Que guai!! Felicidades 🎉🎉🎉

We felt really safe the whole trip. We did camp at places marked as "established" on the ioverlander app, so most had a gate or some times a night security guard. We did stay in any free sites on the beach, we wouldn't feel safe doing that.

We camped the whole trip except our last night in El Salvador, we really wanted a little A/C. In our Pan-American route video we do show every campsite we stayed at.

Todavía tenemos nuestra casa en Nicaragua. Regresaremos a Nicaragua pero actualmente estamos viajando un poco, lo cual siempre fue nuestro plan.

For a foreign vehicle in Nicaragua it can only be in Nica for 1 month and then you need to take the vehicle outside the C4. So you can go to Costa Rica or it going north you have to go to either Belize or Mexico. The good news there is no time the vehicle needs to be out, so you can drive to Costa Rica, get your passport stamped to enter and exit Costa Rica and then return back with your vehicle to Nicaragua, do a new TIP and your good for another month. There is also another option to request a 30 day vehicle extension in Managua, you can do this twice, so with your initial TIP your vehicle can stay for 90 days. With this option you have to wait a few days for the paperwork, so unless your in the capital region it is easier to do a border run. We have done both options several times.

Absolutely beautiful! We loved Guatemala, especially the mountains and volcanos.

Thanks 👍That's the plan, we are puttin' some miles on it.

Sweet, the Trail Boss is a great truck.

Check out our Pan-American trip route video, it has all the details of our route South and where we stayed. We also have a video that shares our expenses for the month we spent driving down. We camped the whole way, except in the USA when it was still too cold (we were traveling in Jan) and we stayed at one motel near the el Salvador border because it was really hot. We found the whole trip to be really safe.. we had so much fun but 1 month did not allow us to see as much as we wanted...so we just finished a 4 month trip traveling from Costa Rica back to Canada to visit. We camped and spent a month in each country along the way. Check out those videos as well, we detail out route and where we camped. So it can give you lots of insight and options. Safe travels and if you have questions we are happy to help.

We can bring it to Nicaragua but would only do so on a temporary basis. Foreign plated vehicles (it is Canadian) can only stay in Nicaragua for 30 days at a time and then you need to do a border run with the vehicle. We have done this multiple times with our escape. Our home in San Juan del sur is only 45 minutes from the Costa Rica border so it is some what easy. Going north you would have to travel to Mexico because the vehicle must leave the C4 (not just Nicaragua). There is another option to travel to Managua (the capital city) and request an extension to keep your vehicle in country for 30 additional days (you can do this twice, for a total of 90 days before you have to do a border run). This process takes a few days for the paperwork, so it is 2 trips to the city each month. We have done it both ways. We wouldn't import to Nicaragua permanently because the taxes and fees are way to high. If you want a vehicle in the country permanently your best bet is to just buy something in Nicaragua. We have a video on our channel that outlines all the fees (and challenges).

@@ChrisTovahsAmazingAdventures - Thanks guys and really appreciate the feedback. I do want to move down to that region but probably would settle in El Salvador personally do to my connection with Bitcoin and crypto.

Thanks James. We are really excited about our next adventure and will be safe.

they bought it in Canada.

We bought it Saskatoon Canada, but registered it in Alberta since that is where we are from...bonus Albertans don't pay PST so we saved that tax.

Yes, definitely meet up. We wanted to stop by on the way up. But our timing and directions were off. Next time, we will plan better. We enjoy watching your content on KZbin and Instagram. Take care.

Have an Amazing trip and safe travels. PS have some pupusas for us!

If your asking about exchanging money you can change money at each border, however it is not at a good rate. Mexico is the only country that you can do the TIP online ahead of time.

@@ChrisTovahsAmazingAdventures I have not figured out the online TIP yet but I try today. Thank you

You are going to have such a fun trip. If your Spanish is not great we highly recommend that you have a cell plan that will work as you travel, Google translate can really help you out. In Mexico at the border they do speak some English, but the rest are pretty much all Spanish. We have now travelled back through this same borders, no issues.

@@ChrisTovahsAmazingAdventures owe yes. I have had this for many years. I understand way more than I speak.

That is what they said, turn your hearing aid up!

We did take extra fuel and did not have any trouble with it at the border. But having made the trek you really don't need it, there are loads of fuel stops. Our Tom Tom (loaded with Central America maps) worked pretty well. We always cross referenced Tom Tom directions with Google maps on our phone to choose the best routes. That said several times we did end up the wrong way on a one way or driving through a central market LOL.

Welcome to Guatemala anytime

Thank you, we are definitely looking forward to being back soon. The culture and the people are Amazing.

They paint the bottoms of some trees with a special paint for pest control.

Rooms are on the pricier side for SJDS, it was a splurge for us. The day passes range from free to $35 depending on the day. We booked horse back riding for $36 per person, which is very reasonable. If your looking to stay watch for online deals, especially in the rainy season.

All the prices are listed in USD.

Our tent is the Tuff Stuff Overland Alpha 2 roof top tent. We have now spent more than 365 nights in the tent and we absolutely love it!!!

Es el antiguo hotel Intercontinental. Ahora Crown Plaza. El Hotel Intercontinental cerca de Metro Centro comercial centro, es un bueno hotel también.

We still live in Nicaragua but are currently traveling and camping in Central America. There are so many amazing places we want to explore.

We are not certain if they typically have beef kidneys but if they don't I am sure if you ask they will bring some in for you. That is pretty common in town, if you don't see something you are looking for, ask the shop owner and they often work to bring it in stock.

Thanks so much for the sub and for following our adventures. We hope you make it to Nicaragua, it is a beautiful country.

Thanks! Such a kind comment. I (Tovah) really do love to cook.

We cook most of our own meals. We do go to restaurants or get take out once in a while.

There are many families in San Juan del Sur that do have staff that cook meals. So if your looking for a cook there are lots of great locals that provide that service.

Our pleasure. The breakfast buffet here is one of our absolute favorites.

The accept cash or credit card. We don't think they take debit cards, but it may depend on what kind of debit card you have and if it is linked to credit card, like Visa debit card.

Thank you