Carmen Granada

C'est le voyage de deux amis en transition du monde salarié vers le monde de l'entrepreneuriat.

Welcome to my travel blog that takes me through Central America, Mexico, Cuba, the west coast of the USA and Canada with my boyfriend, his brother and friend (for some of the trip). I will try and keep you informed and entertained as much as possible and ...

Bless you, you bothered to read my travelogue! This is a journal of my round-the-world trip that will take in South-East Asia, Australia, and South & Central America, making sure that it's spring or summer everywhere I go so that I may maintain that ...

I hope this gives you an idea of where I'm at and what's going on!

Enjoy the journey..

Starting in Costa Rica and finishing in Cuba, this is an account of two people's travels in Central America. Just us, our backpacks and a guideboook, free to go where we want when we wantas long as we get to Havana by September 2 for our flight back home.

I have seen the rain. I have felt the pain. I don't know where I'll be tomorrow. I don't know where I'm going. I don't even know where I've been. But i know I'd like to see you again Spend my days just searching. Spend my nights in dreams. Stop ...

... on the roof of Hotel Carmen: Pools can be on the roof. That's right, there was a pool on the roof. I love Hotel Carmen. If I ever return to Granada, which I definitely hope to do, I will stay here. It was about dinner time now, and we decided it was time ...

Hotel Carmen Secrotel had a beautiful roof top pool and restaurant with views of the Al hambra. Al hambra ...

... they were going really and so we wandered down some beautiful little streets and down neat shopping areas.  Everywhere in Granada is filled with history.  Everything looks good, looks like old buildings and so the architecture has a certain ...

... to be an issue because we had a fixed reservation for a flamenco show.  Of course the bus driver was unfamiliar with Granada so he couldn´t find the hotel at first.  Everyone slept for most of the trip...oh and everyone learned a lesson about ...

... sidewalk cafe and then eating some pizza and pasta later.    3/29/2011:  Took a walking tour of Granada today - a great introduction to the city.  Then had lunch near Plaza Nueva of traditional beans and ham (there is ...

... weird bones and skulls preserved in glass cases. Mary Carmen also showed us a number of other buildings of interest around Granada, particularly the oldest buildings within the university. She is a great tour guide and I am beginning to understand more ...

... See, der mal mit dem Meer verbunden war und in dem es trotz Süsswasser sogar Haie gibt. Zu Zeiten als Granada eine florierende Kolonialstadt der Spanier war, segelten oft britische Piraten von den karibischen Corn Islands den Fluss Rio San Juan hinauf ...