San Salvador Resorts - Reviews and Rates

First off I just have to say that I am really sorry I have been completely out of touch for the last two weeks! Life here has been very very busy, but I can happily say that I am slowly moving back into the everyday routine!
On July 28, Anna Kari and Kristian Johnson arrived to start working on schedules and logistics for our 30 person deleg...

Apres encore une bonne 20aine d'heures de bus necessaires pour traverser le Guatemala et ainsi passer du Belize au Salvador, nous arrivions a la frontiere... Sauf qu'il est 19h et que le dernier bus sense pouvoir nous amener jusqu'a San Salvador vient de partir.... Ne restent alors plus que les militaires et les changeurs de monnaie qui nous har...

Its a mission to get anywhere in central america and crossing borders is always slow. you have to change buses all the time randomly and they stop to pick up every man dog and box of live chickens. You can pretty much bring anything you want on board but we eventually made it all the way to San Salvador the capitol of El Salvador. its big dirty ...

According to a Salvadoran being 45 mintues to 2 hours late is being "on time." Though I have struggled with this concept of time I have had to look a little bit closer to understand the situation. It is difficult for me to accept this part of their culture because it is so drastically different from the United States' understanding of "time is m...

Well, I made it back to El Salvador. Did a bit of house cleaning then headed to the capital for our 4th of July celebration on the 1st which was put on by the American Society. Being at the party with ex-pats other than PCVs was really strange...weirder than being in the states. We of course were served cheap hamburgers or hotdogs for far too mu...