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A travel blog entry by alexndean
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BONUS SECTION: HEATHERS EPIPHANIES We actually only drove through San Pedro Sula so there is really nothing to report about this destination. But I have had a few epiphanies that I wanted to share and what better place than here. #1 (Gross text ...

A travel blog entry by iwasthud
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... airport to make it look bad but it was fine, and I got filmed, did ya see me on the news!? We were evacuated to San Pedro Sula, dodgetown, and told not to leave our hotel under any circumstances (man ya wouldn`t if ya saw this place!)  it had a 6 ...

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On saturday, it was back to san pedro sula and Tamarindo hostel - again! i went browsing around the Artisans market, bought a pic of the last supper made with seeds and wood, had baleadas for dinner - I'm addicted - and watched a weird russian movie and ...

The title refers to an Ozzy chap we met on the bus to La Ceiba, thats what he thought San Pedro was called!  Brilliant! We're back in hot, sweaty SPS where the temperature seems to be rising by the day.  I must mention that Chiquito AND Dole ...

San Pedro Sula, Honduras

Met Conor in San Pedro Sula, Honduras after a travel over the border. Stayed the night and went out and reminised old times in a great club called Confettis with the local chicas in a Halloween party nearly a week late...top quality!!!

After arriving in Honduras Allison (my cousin), her friend/co-worker Nicole and I headed from San pedro Sula to a town called La Ceiba. Then the next day we took a ferry over to the island on Roatan. So cool!! We stayed on a part of the island that was ...

We had a mid-morning flight to San Pedro Sula, one of the cities in Honduras with an international airport.  You can also fly into Tegucigalpa (pronounced Te-goo-see-gul-pa) or to the island of Roatan, but San Pedro Sula made the most sense for our ...

Hey folks, gotta break some bad news again im afraid, although you are probably used to it by now although this one is the mother lode!! We got home yesterday to find all of the doors open and the house ransacked, especially our room in which a lot of ...

... the ferry crossing (which I understand is rough even on good days), we didn't have to travel overland from La Ceiba back to San Pedro Sula.  (Steve later informed me that he insisted on flying back to the mainland as well.  I don't blame him!) & ...

* see pics on... www.rubyfunk.shutterfly.com The strike ended soon, thank goodness and I made it up to San Pedro Sula, where I stayed at a fabulous little backpackers place, run by a young and funky married couple who play in a band and were so friendly ...

We moved to San Pedro on Monday, it seems to be a really vibrant and buzzing city.  Our house is lovely, quite a way out on the road to Puerto Cortes and we share it with 6 colleagues.  Its very halls of residence but safe and big and free from ...

Today was a rough day at school.  I was loosing patience quickly with 1st grade and 5th grade was not much better... this is the last week of school so they are anxious to escape for the summer!  I can relate, I've been there.  They have ...

... - somehow it always works out in Central America.  Tonight we wanted to have a special night in the big city of San Pedro Sula with Mary, Juan Carlos, Katherine, and Madheline to thank them for letting us stay in their house for 2 weeks!  They ...

Isnt hindsight a wonderful thing? Perhaps we should have listened to the people who told us not to go to San Pedro Sula?? Or perhaps we should have got up early and arrived earlier and probably even go all the way to Tegucigalpa....but the fact is we ...

A travel blog entry by neilandamy
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... direct bus from Copan to Tegucigalpa today as planned: the road is blocked due to flooding and landslides. Decided to head to San Pedro instead: better travel connections from there and there's no point staying in Copan now that I've decided I can't face ...

School was much better today.  I had a lot of patience and a fresh outlook.  I was more prepared and thus more effective.  After school, we walked home with Christian.  He is in 6th grade this year.  His little sister, Jennifer, ...

To start, Cusuco National Park is located west to San Pedro Sula, Honduras. the cloud forest has 2 zones. The core zone and the buffer zone. The core zone is the area where the forest is most dense and virgin, and it's more protected. The buffer zone ...

We caught the 10:30 am bus from Copan, retracing our steps to San Pedro Sula.  We found it interesting that one of the fellows who worked for the bus company took everyone's picture before they boarded the bus.  No quite sure why, though there ...

Saturday night I went to a soccer game in San Pedro with a group of the San Jeronimo volunteers.  Two of the national teams, Vida and Real España, battled it out.  The stadium looked similar to what you would see in the States, but instead of ...

Today was crazy hectic because it is our last full day... We spent lunch with Ninoska and her family.  She made us pastelitos, which are sort of like hot pockets with seasoned ground beef inside.  It was a nice visit, but rather brief for ...

... a breeze! Eventually, we got our our passports stamped and hopped into the taxi to take us to the nearest big town, San Pedro Sula, which had all the necessary bus terminals required for our onward journey. Sand Pedro Sula is another large and densley ...

... its large Palestinian immigrant population. T and I arrived one day prior to Kelby and Gretchen and explored the city a bit. San Pedro Sula isn't exactly a charming city with many activities/sites. It mainly serves as a jumping off point to Copan and the ...

... (a 5-minute drive away), and you just have to deal with it. Can´t ever be too cautious, right? We took a bus to San Pedro Sula and found a bus that goes straight to Nicaragua tomorrow. We hung out in the bus station for a little bit while I perused the ...

Hello to all and welcome to all Yes you are reading correctly, we are into our 3rd week here at San Pedro Sula so the insane map that we have can finally have a fixed point for a while (keeping everything crossed of course). The house we live in is very ...

Our flights went well yesterday.  Paige & Kim are staying at "The Rocks" which is Ben & Terry's creation- a jungle pool with a tree house, a bunkhouse, a restaurant, and even a little dance floor now.  They will be turning it into a ...