Villa Serena San Benito
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Santa Ana, El Salvador
... and all other stores) have bars on the windows so you dont really enter the stores, you just ask for what you need and an attendant goes and gets it for you...even at a supermarket.
Still, I can't believe. A lot of backpackers choose to skip El Salvador, its really beautiful. Its really easy to tour Izalco and Ilametepec volcanos, and head to Copan Mayan ruins in Honduras the next ...
Buses and borders
Our time in Nicaragua was almost over and we were now preparing to head towards the next country on our Central American itinerary, El Salvador. The journey would involve an overnight stay in Esteli, in Northern Nicaragua and, next day, a long bus ride that would take us from Nicaragua into Honduras and then from Honduras into El Salvador.
We weren’t too sorry to be leaving Hotel Suyapa on Wednesday morning, especially after Keith awoke to find a line ...
El Salvador
... driver to take me to El Tunco where I was hoping to stay at "La Guitarra" which was somewhat famous in Central America for its rock and surf scene and its guitarists walk of fame.
I was in luck and got a reservation for two nights! They put me in a room right by the bar which I knew was going to be loud, but it was worth it. That night I watched an excellent band and had a big ...
Premier déplacement professionnel...!
... et et Amerique centrale) et l'Amerique Latine.
Voici comme promis quelques photos de San Salvador. La plupart prise derriére une vitre, sécurité oblige. J'y ai découvert un pays fortement impacté par la guerre civile et qui vit encore dans la misère et l'instabilité...Voici un bref résumé de son histoire récente:
Situé sur la côte pacifique de l'Amérique Centrale, le Salvador est bordé par la Guatamala a l'ouest et ...
El Tunco - The Beach of the Pig
... Salvadoreans who totally ignore us, don't respond to any 'Hola', don't smile or even wave their hand back. After the amazing human warmth of Guatemalans the coldness of Salvadoreans is very sobering.
Then there is the "spring break" atmosphere of El Tunco itself: bars, restaurants, surf shops and beachwear stores. Amidst the surfing, the eating, the drinking, the women shaking their booties to the rhythm of salsa beats, one ...