San Pedro Sula Inns - Reviews and Rates

On Friday, we decided that as we had a long weekend, we needed to escape for a couple of days. Saturday, we already had plans to go into San Pedro, and then went to an eight year old's birthday party. At the party, we had a piñata and the food was a rice stir fry with a cake for dessert. It was really fun and nice to see!

So, on Sunday at...

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A quick note to say that the curfew is now over and we went back to school today! Nothing has changed and I have no idea what is happening politically in the capital; without a tv or radio it is difficult to find out anything!

Anyway, no major plans in the works... shopping in San Pedro on saturday. There is an international su...

Well, as I only have one science lesson remaining for the week (plus 3 PE lessons!) then I consider that I have survived the first week!

This is one of the hardest things I have attempted to do. The kids are lovely but such hard work, and we are all trying to unite and install some discipline at the school. I teach all grades from 1-6, an...

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It has been a hot and sticky couple of days still. Yesterday (sat) I went to the school and tried to set up posters in the classroom but the blue tack just doesn't want to stick! I got one up and my large flower, so I will see if they remain there tomorrow.

Today, we have already been to the Sunday market and bought our veget...

Today was crazy hectic because it is our last full day...

We spent lunch with Ninoska and her family. She made us pastelitos, which are sort of like hot pockets with seasoned ground beef inside. It was a nice visit, but rather brief for Honduran time.

Next, Deeda (one of the volunteers) took us to visit Dona Norma and her family. ...

Hello everybody, i left Utila on the afternoon ferry intending to send a package and board a buss to the airport. only the mail was closed and because i was looking for it about an hour the last buss just left so i ended riding a private cab to the airport which was fun but twice as expensive as i meant to spend. i also wanted to share withe you...

We had a mid-morning flight to San Pedro Sula, one of the cities in Honduras with an international airport. You can also fly into Tegucigalpa (pronounced Te-goo-see-gul-pa) or to the island of Roatan, but San Pedro Sula made the most sense for our route and connections. As is so common with most aircraft, there was not enough leg room for Martin...

* see pics on... www.rubyfunk.shutterfly.com The strike ended soon, thank goodness and I made it up to San Pedro Sula, where I stayed at a fabulous little backpackers place, run by a young and funky married couple who play in a band and were so friendly. I had heard that there was quite a bit of theatre going on in San Pedro so I wanted to check...