This is one of the absolute must do’s when visiting El Salvador. As El Salvador is not overly large in size, climbing the Santa Ana Volcano can be done from most major tourist cities, as a day trip. Some stats on this hike: The volcano stands at a height of 2381m Round trip hike is 8.8 […]
Read More…
Located 65 kilometres on an easy and inexpensive one hour, retired school bus ride, from the nations capital rests the second most populated city in El Salvador, Santa Ana. Having just shy of 400k residents with-in the city limits it is almost hard to believe as we never felt it to be overcrowded. Just a […]
Read More…
After our 12 hour Ironman shuttle from Nicaragua, through southern Honduras and into El Salvador we settled into “Reef On The Water” next to the shores of the Pacific Ocean. This hotel seemed slightly isolated from any major amenities but the relaxed vibe, in-house restaurant and cliff side infinity pool over the ocean and setting […]
Read More…
Having a population of over 213,000 people, it puts Léon at the second most populated city in Nicaragua. Lying a mere 90 kilometres northwest of the nations capital of Managua, and within the lowlands, it also makes it one of the hottest places in the country having an annual average temperature of 28 degrees Celsius. […]
Read More…
With the waves softly rolling in and all the fasting moving things slowing to a casual walking pace, Little Corn Island is a secluded gem tucked close to the Central Americans Mainland. Once morning broke in Managua, and our breakfast smorgasbord was consumed, we hopped in the unexpected hotel shuttle for our short drive to […]
Read More…
The chicken bus Los Rivas came to a stop on the edge of the main square in Granada. Rows of white horse drawn carriages lined the western edge of the Central Park as other bus’ continued past billowing out plumes of black smoke. After a short look on google maps we confirmed that we were […]
Read More…
