San Cristobel

... village at the moment is entirely seperate from Mexico although closely monitored by the military incase any trouble should arise. I was sad to leave San Cristobel because I had met some lovely people there, but it was time to move on...to ...

... this email, but there´s not much point. Rob and I have moved on from beautiful beachy Puerto Escondido and are now in San Cristobel de Las Casas (after a very tedious 12 hour bus ride). It is so much colder here becuase its in the ...

San Cristobel de la Casas is located about 2100 m above sea level. It is another pretty Colonial town with lots of churches. This town I will especially remember for one thing. Bloody fire works. They let them off constantly. It is like living in a war ...

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... sentence at the top of his voice. We went on a tour of Na Balom, Trudy Baloms beautiful Hacienda. Trudy Balom lived in San Cristobel from 1950 onwards with her husband, an archelogist. During that time Trudy took over 50,000 photos of the local Mayans ...

... I think I will be in the road during the game but hope I can find somewhere to watch the highlights or a live delayed screening. San Cristobel is a lovely place, full of colour and life….. we take a small stroll round the place in the early evening ...

... And then, just like that, he was gone, and now I am all alone again. Luckily I had to get straight on my overnight bus to San Cristobel, with only 3 passengers, so I was able to hide in my seat and be pathetic for a while! It took all my strength not to ...

... Cruz was just a stopover and at 2pm the next day, after watching rat executions at the harbour we headed off to San Cristobel. San Cristobel is the most eastern habitated island and the Capital of the Galapagos. Luckily its vibe is a happy medium between ...