Central America and Antilles

Brief summary:

It is worth noting that depending on the source, there are those who include the Antilles as part of Central America and those who consider it a separate subcontinent.

The mainland is bounded on the west by the Pacific Ocean and on the east by the Atlantic Ocean, with stretches of beaches on both sides. The mainland is of varying width, with the Panama Canal at its narrowest point. The territory is generally mountainous with two peaks exceeding 4000 meters above sea level, and has a large number of volcanoes.

On the other hand, the Antilles is an archipelago in the Caribbean Sea (in the Atlantic Ocean), with numerous islands of varying sizes. Many have white sandy beaches, crystal-clear water and the possibility of activities such as boat trips, diving and snorkelling.