Enderts Beach and other Secluded Beaches

What you think of the Latin American countries good to visit beautiful women, pretty beaches?

Here in Latin America you find everything what a tourist looks for best beaches are in Mexico “cancun” recognized anywhere in the world (you know it), the prettiest women are in Mexican Mexico and Brazil and the Brazilians move their hips like shakira until better than she, precious pyramids, and the first two lungs of the world the amazons and the tropical forests of Mexico. I eat Latin I think that here about Latin America all we are very amiable and warm tropical countries here presonas specially in Mexico, if you know Latin America here hiras astonished to you at at the nature and the culture, customs, food and color of the countries, the question is if you know a country Latin, how they treated to you, what was what you like more, what place was, and that country, obien if you do not know cuel is the country that you would like to know I WOULD LIKE MANY OF THIS GREAT NATION MY MAIL IS interscope_nike@hormail.com thanks greetings to all

Public Comments

1. Wait, I'm confused. Is this an advertisement?
2. what? I mean you speak really good english but you just have it mixed up. Do you want us to tell you about out expirences in different countries? "the question is if you know a country Latin, how they treated to you, what was what you like more, what place was, and that country, obien if you do not know cuel is the country that you would like to know" and the random cruel doesn't make sence. well i'll tell you about Ecuador. I went to Ecuador this summer in July. The weather was really cold. I stayed with my family. Yo habla POCO español! I learned more there. Well The people were nice, espically my primos ellos habla english. he places I liked were the markets and street. I was nothing like Georgia (America).
3. I spent the best part of a year in Latin America so I don't even know where to start telling you about where I went, how I was treated etc. We could be here a while! During my trip I stayed in Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Venezuela, Brazil, Cuba and Mexico - and I had an unintentional overnight stay in Argentina. I found things to love in each of the countries and found those who welcomed me outnumbered those who were hostile (the most insulting thing was being called a gringa and it being assumed I was American - I'm British). I spoke no Spanish when I landed but I made a real effort to learn and communicate and in Brazil I found it hard to pick up Brasilian Portugese but found that if I used a combination of what I knew with slow clear Spanish I could make myself understood. People seemed to respect me more for trying to communicate and as I was backpacking for a year I stayed in budget hostels and ate at local restaurants, travelled on local buses and was fortunate enough to have various opportunities to spend quality time with locals (staying with local families, having dinner with locals etc). I could have spent a lot longer over my travels if I'd had more money as there was just so much more to do. From wildlife in the Galapagos Islands (Ecuador) unlike anything anywhere in the world; the magnificent Incan ruins of Machu Picchu in Peru; Lake Titicaca in Bolivia; the Torres Del Paine National Park in Chile; Perito Merino glacier in Argentina; the incredible statues on Easter Island; the statuesque Angel Falls in Venezuela; the thrilling pace and rhythm of Brazil (both dancing and football!); the soul of Cuba; the beautiful jungle settings of Palenque and Chichen Itza in Mexico I spent a year in awe and wonder at the sights that indulged my senses. Food was at its best in Mexico and in the Bahian region of Brasil; fresh juices in Brasil, Mexico, Venezuela, Ecuador; Cuban cigars; caipirinhas in Brasil; mojitos in Cuba; good Mexican beers. Coral sand beaches in Venezuela and Mexican's Caribbean coastlines. The high Andean backbone of Latin America at its most magnificent in Peru and Chile. The music. The people. I'm left with so many happy memories and so much longing to return to continue my adventure and explore further that Latin America shall forever be in my heart. Mucho gracias!