Hotel Casa Maria San Pedro Sula

... we watched that for a bit and then headed to the restaurant, for a nice red snapper dinner! It was a change from chicken certainly. <br><br>Sunday, Carla and I had a nice walk along the beach at 6am (there were still people swimming then!) and then joined Madi, Zan and Kevin for a nice breakfast. We went for another walk in the morning before heading back to the bus and home. It was a nice break away from Cofradia. You can see the photos for yourself!

... at Buenos Aires Village. With solar panels it&#8217;s eco friendly. The capacity for accommodations is five double rooms, a kitchen, a living room, and an incredible view balcony. <br><br>10) STAY FOR MORE THAN A DAY!<br><br>I just said 10 things to do at the park, but the options are way more. Caves, more than 10 trails, more villages, mountain rappelling and abseiling, etc. Come to Honduras, its an amazing country with a strong culture.

... too, so we made pancakes for breakfast. <br><br>Saturday afternoon, we went kayaking around the island (originally started to head for another cay but the current was too strong) and then snorkelling but then the hard work started for Madi, as she signed up for the open water dive course. There were 4 other students too, in different stages of their course and one other person who just wanted to fun dive like me. Everyone was from all over the world; Spain, Italy, Australia, USA ...

... I was walking home I heard marching bands. I followed the noise and found a high school marching band competition going on. It was really cool since the bands danced a mix of what looked like traditional Honduran dancing while playing pop songs in marching band form. Afterwards I went to my former host family&#8217;s house and played cards with the kids. They gave me soup for lunch and it still boggles my mind why Hondurans like soup here. It is so hot already! Last night some other ...

... at 7 and then start at 0715 and work until 2.10pm. we get 2 meals at the school. at 0930 we get a baleada (tortilla with beans and cheese) and then later at 12 we get some chicken or beef with rice, potatoes and salad. We get back home about 3. I will post some photos at the weekend!<br><br>for 2 evenings this week, Madi and I have been invited to a honduran teachers house for dinner and in return we help her nephews with ...

... soccer game. We arrived 2 hours early and the stadium was already half full. The fans screamed from then until the end of the game and clapped their plastic thunder sticks with glee. The sections were divided by a barbed wire fence, but that didn&#8217;t deter people from crossing. Honduras won 4-0! One of the most exciting soccer games I&#8217;ve ever seen! We celebrated by drinking raw turtle eggs covered with Tabasco sauce and lime. I still can&#8217;t decide if it tasted good ...

... or protest even though Honduras just declared that they are cutting off diplomatic relations with Venezuela a little while ago.<br><br>The bus ride here was not bad even without the ac. There was lots of open windows and the weather was favorable. The only weird thing is that the bus driver kept letting on vendors to sell stuff to the passengers and there was on guy in particular who ranted for about 20 minutes about some ...

Today was a rough day at school. I was loosing patience quickly with 1st grade and 5th grade was not much better... this is the last week of school so they are anxious to escape for the summer! I can relate, I've been there. They have exams this week so we will be doing a lot of testing and grading. <br><br>For lunch we went home and ate tamales with Mary. Tamales are sort of like cornmeal burritos with chicken and random vegetables wrapped up in ...

... me as a travel companion. Naturally, the rain starts up again just as we board. It's been on and off all day, but now the wind has whipped up and the seas are rough. Our ferry looks like a mere gust of wind would topple it over. Undaunted, the crew loads everyone in and snaps a tarp over the windows to keep us dry. As I was to discover, being wet would be the least of my problems. We set sail for Utila, and the boat is rockin and a rollin. The sea, she was angry that ...

... to leave and hop on... take a tour of i think all of san pedro sula picking up and dropping off random people. close to puerto cortex, everyone gets off and piles on a different bus to go to puerto cortez proper.. but we need to go to omoa. in the middle of downtown puerto cortez. the drivers helper yells at us to get off and get in the school bus across the street (going the opposite direction) for Omoa while ...