Showing posts with label Ramblings de KC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ramblings de KC. Show all posts

Friday, 20 March 2015

mexico to guatemala



Hola peeps. I’ve been meaning to write to you for days. After indulging in the pleasant parking spot in Thule (Overlander Oasis), we moved on. We drove a full hour out of town, before heading off the main highway. Detoured to a natural limestone cascade of pools set high on a mountain, called Hierve de […]

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Thursday, 19 March 2015

Lago Atitlan, Guatemala



The tiny winding road down the hill to San Marcos de Atitlan burned our brakes so badly we could smell them.  After a  few close calls with the large potholes and bending a  bike rim on the back after a hasty back up, perhaps the French hitchhikers were glad to get out.   We let […]

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Guatemala to El Salvador to Honduras to Nicaragua. a furious 60hrs.



Once we left Lago Atitlan, we were set on getting to Nicaragua as quickly as possible.   We managed to cross into El Salvador near nightfall and find a hot springs resort.  It was a  fine collection of thermal pools with a very Americanly priced  restaurant.  It was $30 for the 3 of us to […]

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Jiquilillo Beach, Nicaragua



On the northwest coast of Nicaragua.  A classic backpacker place, sorta like I remember from 20 years ago– only more tattoos and piercings.  There, you can rent a hammock swinging under a palapa for $7/night.  the waves.  an empty beach.  7km down a gravel dusty road.  A place so tranquila, except for the violence of […]

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the things you can write home about…



you want everyone to know you are well. I want every one to feel and taste the riches. the richness.   After the 5$ per night campsite proved inhospitable to the solar system (parking avail only under the lush shady palms ), we set off in search of real beachfront- windy wild campsites we heard […]

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Playa Majagual. almost paradise.



We consulted with iOverlander and picked a spot on the map in the south of Nicaragua.  We got lucky. We found a super peaceful spot and spent 3 days there.  Alex and Leo continued to try to catch fish but the winds and cold water did not help.

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