Carribbean Cliffs Marine Club Puerto Cortes

... odkrili steklenico piva in hoteli nanjo dati deklaracijo, pa bi jo dobila na drugi strani. Halo???? Se jo pustila tam, ker se je mudilo:)

Tezave so se nadaljevale. Taksi naju je odpeljal do avtobusnega terminala in ob 10.00 sva se peljala do mesta San Pedro Sula. Ponavadi pot traja 3 ure, mi smo se pa vozili skoraj 5 ur, saj so bile na cestah blokade zaradi neodobravanja sporazuma glede njihovega predsednika. Ocitno je kriza v Hondurasu ...

... he was selling (supposedly it costs thousands in the store but he was selling it for L100). He claimed that it had healing powers for digestion, acne, colon cancer and anything that harms your body. My Spanish is rusty but I could have sworn he said that Maradona usd it to get better. He then proceeded to sing Hotel California (in its entirety) once he found out that Steven was from Cali. I wasnt in the mood to have a 10 minute ...

... banana or plantain leaf. They are very interesting. Traditionally, they are a Christmas food. Tamales take a whole day to make. I would really like to learn sometime.

All afternoon and evening we spent with Ninoska and her family. We brought them a lot of presents and clothes and even a kitchen table! The father is a carpenter but he doesn't have the time or money to make a table for his own family because he is busy making things to ...

... off the road. They ditched the bike and my bag and ran into the hills. So they didn't get anything...funny thing is the bag had nothing in it anyway besides 2 spoons, toilet paper, hand sanitizer, water and 2 cheap raincoats. Our nice savior drove us back to down and that was that. Oddly I wasn't really that upset over the whole thing. Yes, there's a big bruise on my bicep and it hurt quite a lot, but I didn't lose any ...

... to leave and hop on... take a tour of i think all of san pedro sula picking up and dropping off random people. close to puerto cortex, everyone gets off and piles on a different bus to go to puerto cortez proper.. but we need to go to omoa. in the middle of downtown puerto cortez. the drivers helper yells at us to get off and get in the school bus across the street (going the opposite direction) for Omoa while ...

... we are off to the second biggest botanical garden in the world and the day after we're going kayaking in the mangroves. So that about caps it off. We're going to struggle to write blogs as often as we were doing, but we'll keep you as up to date as we can. Sorry that this blog is a bit uninspired by me; someone whacked the aircon up to full strength so i'm shivering too much to write or think of anything vaguely interesting to say. XXXXXXXXXXXXXX

... and even cable TV) for only about 13 dollars a night. We stayed three nights there, and pretty much just relaxed. We rented some kayaks one day and toured the lake for about two hours. After Lake Atitlan, we traveled back to Guatemala City, and stayed a night there, before heading on to our next country, El Salvador. Before entering the country we read facts like, "10 people are murdered everyday in El Salvador", and "San Salvdor has the ...

... if you can instead...We did get to Puerto Cortes just fine, though, where we went and got iced coffees from Espresso Americano, which seems to be a Honduran version of Starbucks. We really needed to escape the Honduran heat, though, and the place was air conditioned!

hey guys, just waiting for the boat that will bring me back to belize, my house and sanity. Last night, the last night for all of us before returning to our lives after a month of vacation, was possibly the worst spent night that ive ever had. okay, maybe im being a little dramatic with that, but bad just the same. Its funny that yesterday, Ben and I were joking around about the things we used to expect from hotels. Remember when you used to expect . . . A telephone ...

We crossed the Belize / Honduras border by boat. The process to get a Honduras entry stamp on the passport was mayhem and at one point we were presented with the option to leave our backpacks on the boat and take a cab to an office somewhere in the city to get a stamp. We passed on that option. After we solved the mystery of how to legally enter honduras we ...