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The view from the upper deck Looking at the main building, from the pool We took about 50 pictures of these birds, who live near the pool Lounging by the pool

Horizonte Cabins El Zonte

Playa el Zonte El Zonte, El Salvador

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"I Love it here!"

A travel blog entry by lgreens

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We left you off when we were finishing off our Spanish immersion school in Antigua. We had 6 days to kill, so we booked a surfing excursion through "Global surf" in Antigua and headed off to El Salvador on Friday morning. Our little excursion included three days of lessons and two nights accomodation in Horizonte cabins on El Zonte beach. We had a …

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

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... limit in the right lane is 80 K and in the left lane it is 120 K. Some of the old clunkers the Mexicans drive can't even do 80 K. It is scary coming over a hill at 160 K and there is some Mexican poking along at 30 or 40 K...

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On the Wednesday morning we had decided to go to the Salvadoran beach for a few days. We woke up and Ramón checked Skype to chat to his brother. We had a very important message, they had found an option for coming to Cancun for Christmas and suddenly we had to start thinking of getting to Mexico for Christmas. We decided to still go the beach and talk again as soon as we got there. We took a bus from the bus terminal and got ...

Surf´s up

A travel blog entry by claireformby

My trip to El Salvador was short lived. Mainly because I was too scared to go anywhere but the beach and the beach was actually a lot of dirty black stuff trying to pass for a sand. There are waves here though, and by waves I mean 15 m high monsters. Well, I say 15m, that may be exaggerating a little, a guy at the beach told me they were that big and at the time they looked so scary to me that I absolutely agreed with ...

A Quick Central American Surf Safari

A travel blog entry by mwalker

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Ahhhhhhh... my last stop, Central America. I'll be honest, 90% of my days were as follows: wake up, eat, surf, eat, siesta, surf, eat, sleep.... that's it. That really describes it all, but I'll give a little more detail I guess.

Waldo and I flew into San Jose, Costa Rica and got what we expected; a well developed, highly westernized city with way too many Americans. We immediately got out of the city and headed to a small surf town ...

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