Hotel Lun Fun Manta
La Ensenadita, Frente al Malecon Manta, Ecuador
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The Safest Place in Ecuador
Wow.
sorry for not updating the blog for some time... I have a handwritten journal that i kept while in the jungle that at some point i hope to transcribe but for now i am in Manta, Ecuador on the coast and the President of Ecuador, Rafael Correa is speaking 2 blocks away in about 45 minutes. the police presence and military is significant …
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Pouty Faces for Hills
... got into Manta it was a big city (we thought it would be another small beach town) and we got some what lost, It took a while to find a hotel and we found our selves in a very sketchy market.
The next day I was sick :( My whole body hurts and I think I am still dehydrated. (Itīs tuesday now and i am still feeling quesy)
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Very nearly peed on by Howler Monkeys.
... 8217;t visited the more culturally rich highlands yet and we are approaching the top of the Quechua speaking world and the limits of the old Incan empire. Still it’s sad that the one thing they should be really famed for is called the Panama Hat. We found one shop off the square selling a range of hats costing between $20 and $250 depending on the fineness of the weave. Apparently the bulk of the hat weaving these days goes on way down south in ...
Vamos a la playa
... craving for sweets. Licking our cones, we wandered into a square of tented stands selling t-shirts, toys, artisan jewelery and paintings. A teenage boy spun a glowing ball around to draw attention and make sales. The quiet residential street dipping off to the right drew us away from the crowds and towards a quieter quarter. At the end of the high end apartment complex and sophisticated artisan bars we found a small restaurant to sit and ...
Montanita
... the water was warm and the waves made it easy to swim or surf, but I heard it is cloudy 8 months a year. On my third day, my friends from Mancora met me at the sunless beach and we stayed at Hotel Papago. It was an amazing place to stay, but kind of pricey and no dorms. It had a great balcony area with 3 hammocks off the rooms in the front, which was a fun place to gather and covered during the rain ...



