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  • My Culture: A Pre-departure Reflection It is hard to define my culture "as a Canadian" without relying on stereotypes that reflect a dominant (and usually very inaccurate and misrepresentative) view of what it means to be Canadian. I don't want to perpetuate the myth of Posted by bracken in Travels in America Latina | Apr 22, 2008
  • Virr, virr, viriseda tahan ma Ahoi Lugulaul selline, et tahtsin täna natukene viriseda vahelduseks. Muidu teil jääb mulje, et see ongi mingi imelik elu mul siin, kus on ainult pudrumäed ja piimajõed jne (no tegelt ongi nii aga las teile jääda mulje, et kõik ikka nii Posted by jakokruuse in Jako Ladina-Ameerikas | Jan 10, 2008
  • the wheels on the bus go round and round and round and round are we just thick or are buses in San Salvador not that easy to navigate? we spent over an hour and a half today, on a trip that should have taken us about 10 mins. problem being, we had no Posted by ericurly in Erica & Ian's Round-the-World adventure! | Nov 30, 2007
  • Photo of the Week: Worcestershire sauce If this is anything to go by, Worcestershire sauce has really taken off in El Salvador. Darell (http://www.travellerspoint.com/member_profile.cfm?user=Darell) took this Posted by dr.pepper in From the swivellin' chair... | Sep 6, 2007
  • 9 Skyrius: El Salvador Salis, kuria aplenkia turistai. Turbut del tos pacios panasios turtingos karu istorijos. O dabar daug kas, atrodo, praeity. Salvadorieciai stebetinai susitvarke, palyginus su kitom salim regione (aisku, cempionai kostarikieciai). Nauji ir vis tvarkomi kel Posted by GRai in El Mundo Latino | Aug 14, 2007
  • Better luck and surfing again Our luck changed pretty drastically after we left the lake, which is good, as things were getting pretty bad. We left the lake and went for the cool of the mountains again, staying just outside a little town called Posted by NicaNic in Nicaragua...or BUST!!! | Jun 25, 2007
  • Perquín The trip to Perquín in the northeast corner of El Salvador was another highlight. I am especially talking about the transportation itself. The part from San Salvador to San Miguel was quite painless, even comfortable with air con and padded Posted by sabrinakam in The Big Trip | Mar 27, 2007
  • All roads lead to San Salvador (not to Rome).... It was not the plan in the first place to make San Salvador as our base for exploring El Salvador, but fate would have it so. We entered El Salvador on Tuesday (20/03) and the plan was to stay in Posted by sabrinakam in The Big Trip | Mar 24, 2007
  • Our Week On the Beach So, you've probably noticed we didn't blog or contact anyone at home for about a week. Well, thats because we spend a week on a remote beach. So this blog is gonna be a day by day of what exactly Posted by iamcraig88 in Central & South America | Mar 19, 2007
  • Quick Update Hey fans, So, its hard to find a way top contact home when you are on a beach where it is hard to find a convience store. So, that was our latest predicament, not a bad one though. We spent the Posted by iamcraig88 in Central & South America | Mar 18, 2007
  • Hanging Ten! Technically I'm no where near El Zonte... nor even in El Salvador... but that is besides the point. So, we left San Salvador in favour of the beach life, which suits the three of us quite well... there are no Posted by Nomad18 in Central & South America | Mar 18, 2007
  • el zonte it was thursday night and we had our malaria pills that day. i actually slept that night, contrary to that last few weeks after i had the pills. i guess all i have to do to go to sleep Posted by leighner in Central & South America | Mar 18, 2007
  • Majahual Heute gehen wir in westlicher Richtung auf Strandsuche. Es gibt keine unmittelbare Küstenstraße und die Anzahl der Zufahrtsstraßen ist begrenzt. Und um direkt an den Strand zu kommen, muss man meist durch private Grundstücke. Oft gibt es auf diesen Grunds Posted by tehmann in Guate | Jun 18, 2006
  • Maria Als es dunkel wird kommen wir wieder im Hotel an. Die Beschallung läuft auf Hochtouren. Vor dem Bartresen, der gleichzeitig Rezeption ist stehen einige Tische und Stühle - hier kann man zur Abkühlung noch ein Bier zu sich nehmen. [img=http://www.travell Posted by tehmann in Guate | Jun 16, 2006
  • Puerto De La Libertad Der Ort ist ein bekanntes Ausflugsziel ca. 70km südlich von San Salvador. Wir sind gegen 21Uhr dort und finden relativ schnell ein passendes Hotel mit dem wunderbaren Namen "Arcos del Mediterráneo". [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/80783/CCI000 Posted by tehmann in Guate | Jun 15, 2006
  • WHY NOT EL SALVADOR? WHY NOT EL SALVADOR? (GOOD BEFORE OR AFTER GUATEMALA) Group Page: http://www.couchsurfing.com/group.html?gid=1277 More and more...folks are beginning to discover the beauty, charm and friendly people of El Salvador, "Central America's Hidden Gem" Posted by dbloom in Discover Undiscovered Central America | Sep 1, 2006
  • El Salvador..an exotic destination Anyone wishing to visit and explore El Salvador 'in depth' should purchase a copy of On Your Own In El Salvador, as well Footprint's Mexico and Central America and Lonely Planet Central America as well before departure. Visit amazon.com : http://www.amaz Posted by dbloom in Discover Undiscovered Central America | Jan 9, 2006

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