Hotel And Club Copantl San Pedro Sula

... so it was a very confusing day! I have had the pm at least to work on my exams for next week. This is a crazy place.

This weekend, I’ll have to write my exams and plan out any orals as well as my regular lessons. Busy, busy, busy! At least I have a trip to Copan to look forward to, at the end of next week. The mayan ruins are one of the places on my must-see list. Hope you all have a great weekend

... Visitors center of the National Park, one of the easiest trails allows you the chance to be close to the core zone.

7) Mountain biking

Once over there, mountain biking trails are remarkable, 6kms of downhill from Base camp to Buenos Aires Village, and 9 Km of mostly horizontal and downhill to Naranjito Village. This tour can last around 2 to 3 hours of marvelous views.

8) Camp at one of the different location ...

... dancing. One of them just involved just shaking your hips!! It was a really nice experience and nice to spend the last weekend with Sandra, before she heads to the ship.

We got back about 4am and so have slept in a bit this morning, before attempting my first hair cut! It was successful! So, I have some work to do this afternoon and then an early night, ready for the next week at the school!

... to the class about environmental conservation. He also danced to the Reduce, Reuse, Recycle song.

Jessica – 21 from LA and just graduated in May in International Relations and Economics. She gives hugs to everyone about 5 times a day and loves to dance. She is always talking to any random person on the street. She talks a lot about her chi and how to keep it healthy, which is why I’m surprised she keeps a chamber pot in her room so she doesn’t ...

Hi again!

It has remained hot but the rains are becoming common now, every afternoon about 5pm. Sunday evening, the rains were very heavy and stormy, and I’m glad the house is water-tight! We often have dinner at 5-6pm at the rocks (at an enormous cost of 30p), and I always forget my umbrella, so we frequently get wet on the way home!

The house I am living in has 3 bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kichen, and my sleeping area. We ...

... blue Caribbean Sea that is as warm as bathwater, swayed in hammocks, and ate fresh fish. Though the food wait times were sometimes over an hour since the men went out to fish it after we had ordered, it is impossible to be in a rush in such beauty. We simply watched the many pelicans glide along the water or the boys racing horses along the beach. On Sunday we walked along the beach to the nearest town, and though my skin was sun-scalded by the end, the amazing soup ...

... last year. It will be nice to have some veterans in the group. Last Monday seems like a month ago, so I can't quite remember exactly what we talked about, but I assure you it was interesting.

The other volunteers come from all over the U.S. and they are all nice, interesting people. BECA did a great job of building a team that combined have very many different talents such as an artist, a builder and a nature expert. We all get along and share our ...

... in relation to travel.

So, I had 4 days to see somethings in Honduras and Guatamala. I had to speed up the traveling so i thought I'd try and see some Mayan ruins in Honduras and then head over to Guatamala to see Antigua, a nice old colonial town, and hike a volcano before I flew out.

The next morning at 3am I caught a taxi to Managua, capital of Nicaragua. At 5am I caught the 12hour bus ride from Managua to San Pedro Sula.

This bus ride sucked. After 4 hours I ...

... a tiny island, which can be navigated in less than an hour, and there's really just one main road dotted with dive resorts, hostels, shops, and bars. And everything is wicked cheap, catering to backpackers. We check in, sign up for dive classes, and head to dinner. After checking out a few places, we decide on Dave's, which barbeques chicken with your choice of 3 different sauces. I'm feeling better, I polish off a well-deserved bird washed down with a Salva Vida - the ...

... there in 45 minutes. I had to take a taxi (5 mins) to a boat dock in Placencia. Then I took a ferry over to Mango Creek (12 minutes). Then a taxi from Mango Creek to the airport in Savannah. Next a flight to San Pedro Sula (45 minutes). Then I had to wait for a bus at the airport to take me to the bus terminal (2 hours that turned into 3 hours since the bus was late). Then I ...