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On budget and in search of a Caribbean Paradise | Nov 20 05'

by Ben Connor a real traveler from Edinburgh, on vacation in Tela

"There it was: the whitest of white sand, water like an Evian commercial, thatched huts, hammocks stretched between palm trees and bronzed children gallivanting in the crystal clear Evian water."

Before travelling to Central America I made it clear to my girlfriend and travel companion that the journey, fundamentally, required, at the least,... Continue reading »

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Island Time | Mar 31 04'

by The Dean of Travel a male from Fremont, on vacation in La Ceiba

We headed for the Caribean coast of Gutaemala, and shot across the border in the area they call the frontier. A small roadside shack was the immig... Continue reading »
Fun...really a lot | Mar 02 05'

by eriksgar a real traveler, on vacation in San Pedro Sula

On a rainy morning, in the dampness and darkness of a crowded passenger ferry, lit with a single dim, bare lightbulb, I held my bal... Continue reading »
Jungle Adventure | Mar 31 03'

by Alex a 36 year old male, on vacation in Isla de Utila

"Scuba diving"

Utila to best describe it is a picturesque small island, characterized for their way of living. There isnt much to see around here other than goin... Continue reading »

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Island Time

We headed for the Caribean coast of Gutaemala, and shot across the border in the area they call the frontier. A small roadside shack was... Continue reading »

by Real Traveler The Dean of Travel
Charming Little Hostel

Travelling the world on a budget introduces an individual to a hospitality quality spectrum of infinite variety: expensive food can rende... Continue reading »

by Real Traveler Ben Connor
Tela not to bother

Ramshackle hostel, sticky humid weather, rubbish strewn beach, open drains running onto the beach. Good soup at Lunes del Norte.We got of... Continue reading »

by Real Traveler C-Team
On budget and in search of a Caribbean Paradise

Before travelling to Central America I made it clear to my girlfriend and travel companion that the journey, fundamentally, required, at... Continue reading »

by Real Traveler Ben Connor
Palm Trees! Pollution! And Photos!

So after getting back to Tegucigalpa on Sunday, I had to leave Monday morning to cover a WWF conference about a palm oil production firm... Continue reading »

by Real Traveler El Mannion, D