Granada Campgrounds - Reviews and Rates

Ice cream - now, there is a good way to start any story. It was a cake cone with two scoops of Haagen dazs; baileys irish cream and dulce de leche. Note: my addiction to ice cream dates back to middle school despite my slight lactose intolerance. After this pre-flight treat Sophie and I waited anxiously for our flight to Nicaragua.

On the...

After we crossed the border, we saw the wind turbines while we were driving to Granada. They were really neat, humoungus! We drove a long way on a road as straight as an arrow. After we drove for about 2 hours more, we turned off towards Granada. The road to Granada was more twisty and crowded. It had lots of potholes. We arrived at Casa San Fra...

We're in Nicaragua now! We blew through Costa Rica pretty quickly, fleeing prices about the same as those in the US. After crossing the border we headed out to San Juan del Sur - a quaint little beach village on the Pacific coast. We spent four nights there, the most of any place we've been so far. Well worth it. Our first full day in San Juan, ...

Hallo godtfolk! Naa har vi endelig kommet oss et stykke videre, har ikke skrevet paa lenge for vi har ikke hatt tid, mye greier som har skjedd.. vi har jo vaert litt daarlige, har ikke funnet noen gode maskiner vi har kunnet sitte paa, men naa endelig har vi kommet oss inn paa et hostel der de har gratis internett saa da tenkte jeg at jeg skulle...

Habits that I maintain during my daily routine have slowly been slipping since I have started backpacking. The following is a list of things that I have neglected in the order they have been neglected. This list will grow: 1) Drinking only on weekends. My beer tab is going to be more than my room and board. 2) Less than 4 cigarettes a day. I´m u...