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Hospitality Vieques, Puerto Rico
Surf Camp La Cruz, Costa Rica
Hostel El Paredon, Guatemala
Hostel El Paredon, Guatemala
Hostel El Paredon, Guatemala
Hostel El Paredon, Guatemala
Eco Lodge Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica
Surf Camp Miramar, Nicaragua
One of the best ways to travel Central America is through a work exchange. For those that want to get to know the tropical climate and the diverse paradise of beaches on the continent, there is an option to exchange work for accommodation in countries like Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama, or Jamaica. It's just a few hours of work in tasks like reception, cleaning or administration, in exchange for so many incredible experiences!
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Central America is the ideal destination for those that like beaches, archeology, volcanoes, and colonial cities. The continent is known well by those who like to travel solo and venture around by backpacking. Although small in size, it is rich in culture and natural wealth and home to a large number of tourist attractions. Have you ever thought of working abroad with a view of paradaise all around you?
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