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Grissy's Hotel Tela

, Barrio El Paraiso Tela, Honduras

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Sea, sun and…erm…ganja?

A travel blog entry by larryweil

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... bus back to Tela, a friendly local approached me and asked for a cigarette; in return, he showed (and offered) me what was the thickest spliff I have ever had the chance to lay my eyes on. “Have some ganja, man, it’s gooood” were his words to me. And as tempting as it was, my first thought was of spending a few months in a Honduran jail so I declined. I really must be getting old. I may not say no next time ...

A Gringa in Cofradia

A travel blog entry by mrg8920

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... one of the Middle School teacher’s, Kenny’s, birthday on Friday with some beers, homemade pizza, and homemade chocolate cake. Needless to say, it was a delicious event. On Sa*************ed out early with 9 others to Triunfo de la Cruz. A small beach town right next to the more popular beach called Tela. After about a 3 hour bus ride we stopped in Tela and took a cab ride into Triunfo. We stayed at Cabanas Colon right on the beach. It was ...

Honduras or Venezuela?

A travel blog entry by funkimunki

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... The trail ends on a nice beach where we had fresh fish for lunch. The guide was really good, pointing out huge spiders which can leave you in a paralyzed state for a few weeks, the guide was testament as he had been bitten two years ago and couldnt move but could feel every operation the doctors did on him, NICE! Plenty of wildlife and good day in all.
Tomorrow we are off to Roatan Island for a week of paradise!
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Our first taste of the Caribbean!

A travel blog entry by musaandbecky

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... t get lost. How nice of him, but he could have told us! After getting back on the right path we finally made it to the swimming hole and had a refreshing dip while crazy local kids jumped off the trees and bamboo 15-20m above the river.


The next day we went to Punta Sal, also known as Parque Nacional Jeanette Kawas. This is the strip of land you can see curving off to the east if you stand on the beach ...

Surrounded by National Parks

A travel blog entry by sonay_satar

... of my age than with a small group of old people. Snorkeling was nice there. The guide was englishspeacking. He did comunicate with the monkeys, as well =)
I found a private appartement where I am staying now. I am going to visit the Bay Islands, Copan, La Ceiba, Comayagua and Tegucigalpa. Maybe I will go on to Belize and Cancun and then back to ...

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