Hotel Las Penas
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4 million Ecuadorians and I.Living with the locals
... just went on and on asking me in very fast Spanish questions. Not waiting for me to understand they moved on to the next ones as well. Left me no chance...
I didnt really have any expectations going into this adventure, but I can tell you dropping my bag in their house and heading up stairs were there is no wall or window parting their house and Christina's sisters house definitely made me aware of the type of life they live in. I loved it.
They made ...
The darker side of Oz
... br> I keep saying that I don't think I had many expectations, but to an extent I did. I expected to be busy. I expected to be enjoying myself. I expected to fall in love with Latin America like I did when I was 15/16.
But truly, this is not sunshine and roses. (Actually there is sunshine, which is part of why I'm so frustrated, because there isn't really anywhere to go outside and enjoy it. The only recreational park in Guayaquil is still under construction - ...
YEAHHHH BUDDYYYYYYv
I am beyond happy right now. I’m at the hostel in Ecuador, my first night in South America. They picked me up at the airport after I called them and communicated terribly in Spanish over the phone, but we found each other nonetheless. Everything else went smoothely… my flights, baggage, everything. I’ve talked to other travelers and the people at my hostel already, ...
Guayaquil - Crossover story
... doubt was justified as all Indian neighbours except China need a visa. Guayaquil is Ecuador's largest city and the primary port. The bus station itself looks massive, even larger than the airport. I had met two girls from US and another from France on the bus. There is not much to do or see in the city so we just went straight to a hostel recommended by the lonely planet. The hostel looked awesome. Away from the busy city it was perched on ...