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Esencia Nativa El Zonte

Playa el Zonte El Zonte, El Salvador

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Back to the Basics and the Beach

A travel blog entry by jeridolp

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I feel like I´m blowing through these blog posts from El Salvador kind of like we blew through the actual country- it was a whirlwind and if given more time, I would have gladly spent it in this country, most likely near the beach! Our trip down to the coast was for the most part painless..I say for the most part because at one point I almost got …

This Beach is Weird

A travel blog entry by mikeandelana

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Mike here! After a totally relaxing time in Suchitoto, we were ready to head to the Pacific coast for a day at the beach. We caught a bus from San Salvador to the busy market in La Libertad and then a seemingly "rare" bus to Play El Zonte, a surfer's beach. Let me say that I have only once been to a Pacific coast beach and that was on a nice sand …

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Still alive in the Mexician border war zone.....

A travel blog entry by burtonx2

... from the mountains and see a huge black cloud sitting on Monterrey,
it's a pollution cloud.... in Monterrey, I had had a hard time reading the highway directional signs because of the pollution....

Even going across the desert there was a fog - but it wasn't a fog, it was a pollution cloud or fog caused by the 1,000's of humongous, gigantic 18 wheelers barreling down the highway at high speeds, belching smoke like crazy....

It is not the ...

El Tunco

A travel blog entry by emelie78

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... for only 2.50usd and it was yummy!

The next day I woke up and got a great birthday present, brother in law with family had confirmed flights for Cancun from 21- 31 Dec. The only sad thing was that we would have to talk to Paula and Franco to say that we wouldn't celebrate Christmas in Antigua with them. We invited them of course to come to Cancun to celebrate Christmas and New Year with us, but in the end they ...

Surf´s up

A travel blog entry by claireformby

... getting thrown metres from the rocks of the shore I gave up thankful to still be in one piece and took up the sadistic past time of watching how badly other people could wipe out.

Watching the pros was something else though. There´s a lot of international surf competitions held here and I can see why. The waves are just huge and so powerful, when they hit the shore it sounds like thunder from all the rocks ...