Hello once again!My apologies for the inconsistency of my blog, I will do my best to remain as consistent as possible. After hearing about the secluded, off the beaten path, Jiquilillo. Tina, whom already had stayed there, and I took a half days bus ride to the north Pacific coast. The Rancho Tranquilo, owned and operated by Tina the Gringa, originaly from San Francisco, she has found her piece of paradise on the deserted beach home to millions of seashells. De...

Leon, Nicaragua After Arriving back in San Pedro Sula (the hub of Honduras) we made our way to the capital Tegucigalpa, where we stayed the night downtown at the Hotel Iberia. An early start the next day. We started out comfortably in a nice bus (sorta like greyhound) and then we followed that with 3 hardcore chicken busses (school buses, thankfully, No actual chickens). The last route, journeying between the ditch, the main road under construction, and everythi...

Copan After Leaving Utila. We made our way to San Pedro Sula and booked a room at the Hotel Terraza downtown. Much cheaper than before. Needing some things, we made our wat to the Caity Mall. What a surreal experience I must say. One of the nicest malls I have ever seen. Except for maybe all the Coca-cola product placements. It even has it in the hills, a la the Hollywood sign.The next morning we made our way to Copan and visited the ruins the following day. Wha...

Arriving in Utila, Honduras I finally arrived in San Pedro Sula on the night of the 29th. My luggage however, did not. Still in great spirits and needing a place to stay. I met a fellow traveller who spoke much better spanish than I, grabbed a cab together and made our way to a local hotel. The room was expensive (31US) but they did provide a shuttle to the Hedman Alas bus terminal the next morning, which I took at 6 am to La Ceiba. from there I got on the morni...