Hotel Alhambra Granada

... chairs, sometimes we would walk past a building and a room would be filled with them, with people sitting in them just rocking away. Sometimes we would walk past people sitting in them on the pavement watching the world go by. Nicaraguans must be either the most healthy people in the world or the sickest people in the world. Every street corner has a pharmacy located on it, every street has at least two pharmacies and every supermarket will have one attached. Al ...

... to get on the bus, but we were parked on the side of the street in a town of maybe 200 people. C'mon, like seriously. Then we got to Mombacho, and walked up to the tour booth in order to pay for our hike. So, because we are keeners, all three of us agreed that we should just walk up to the top on the road rather than pay the extra ten dollars to take the shuttle. The guys who worked there must have just been thinking "****ing gringos." We walked 1000m up in ...

... on fire and the soles of my feet burning from my exertions, and it certainly got the adrenaline pumping. Furthermoe, fear sweat is much more enjoyable than tropical heat sweat - there's nothing like a good dose of terror to make you feel alive inside! Maybe next time I'll take up a balcony position and record other people's terrified expresions for posterity, because its quite hard to capture this stuff when fleeing an enraged, 400lb toro! But then again, where's the fun in that?!!<br>

... Even though it is not recommended to walk there at night, if you can get a taxi there would be no danger to go partying. <br><br>A lot of Granada's history recalls the pirates invasions, the colonial period of course and the central american struggle with William Walker in the 1800s. He actually lived in Granada for some years and declared himself the president of Nicaragua. He ...

... home to Iglesia San Francisco, the oldest church in Central America.<br><br>Before, I talk more about Granada, I'll start from the beginning of my interesting journey...<br><br>So, I packed the night before on Thursday and went to bed at 11pm. I got up at 3:30am and called a taxi. I reached the park of Heredia at 4am and met up with Laina. Then we caught a taxi to San Jose. We had decided to travel to Nicaragua using Tica Bus, which is what I ...

... nicer place. :)We walked around a little this morning and then chilled the rest of the day. It was awesome, soaked up the sun, took a nap just laying around. I don't know what i am going to do when i get back... i love the chill life and its only been one day!!!! woohoo. :D alright well im out... PEACE &amp; LOVE

... we both had to down snorkels full of alcohol (HAD to!), and decided to accompany Bernard, Mary and John down south in Bernards campervan! So we left Utila in good spirits, looking forward to getting back on the road again and visiting a new country...only problem being that whilst we kept trying to extend our visa, a combination of the officials holiday and his stubbornness preventing us from doing so! It was fine he said...you can extend it on the ...

... for 50 hours a week! Anyway I´m Uber stoked and cant wait to have some new latin named etched into my ever increasing cataloged species file cabinet section of my brain. I know I skipped a lot and thats too bad now I will proceed to describe in less than a thousand words the photos that were supposed to be posted below they are as follows not in cronological order... My final farewell to the documentations that were not kept ...