Bed and Breakfast Clemen
Final Pasaje Kriete, San Salvador
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Bed and Breakfast Clemen San Salvador

Final Pasaje Kriete San Salvador, 503, El Salvador

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Life on the square

A travel blog entry by jandkross

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... music from the shops, church bells, packs of fighting dogs and when the noise reached a certain pitch, the same annoying car alarm.

After dinner once more at Harlequin we wandered over to the bar El Necio for the last time. It was fairly busy. June, the lovely lady who had lived in London, was in and came for a chat and the men standing aroud the bar passed the time of day with us. One in particular was friendly, although with no English, he ...

Meet the Team

A travel blog entry by tbw

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... of Peace. I came to help people in need and to learn more about their culture.

Carolyn Thomas: I am a telecomm specialist and a member of Prince of Peace. I came to share with others and to experience their culture and traditions. My goal is to help people in need as best I can.

Lois Lucas: I am a retired Fairfax County Public Schools teacher and a member of Bethany Lutheran Church in Alexandria. I came to learn what ...

Un suspiro

A travel blog entry by s.figueroa

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... tenía en mente pasar por Santa Ana, la Laguna de Coatepeque y alguna playa hermosa como El Tunco u otras en La Libertad...solo pasé en bus mirando y atrapando con mis ojos los bellos paisajes de este país de campos verdes y cielos azules, queda la deuda con este hermoso y pequeño país. Dios dirá.
En una parada aprovecho de comprar las famosas pupusas de El Salvador, no habría podido pasar por este país y no probar, al menos, lo mas típico de acá. ...

Smoggy San Salvador

A travel blog entry by simon.caryn

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... extra sneaky hidden charges leaving Guatemala, and when we entered El Salvador, we didn't even have to get out of the bus. An immigration official came on to check our passports on board. They did do random checks on the luggage, so Si went outside to unlock the bags. Typical, they opened mine, tossed through everything, then Si had to try and repack it (which I'll admit, is not an easy task, but he managed) He came back a little embarrassed because they made him ...

A Quick Central American Surf Safari

A travel blog entry by mwalker

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... El Tunco to surf a beak called Sunzal. Sunzal is a slower, mushier wave, but the size was up... way up. The surf for the first few days in El Salvador was anywhere from solid overhead to double overhead. The face of the waves were anywhere from 8 to 14 feet those first handful of days. Because we were surfing point breaks, the size was manageable and a ton of fun. We had our moments of getting punished by the big sets, but the worst thing ...

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