El Tunco: Wiping Out in El Salvador’s Beginner Surf Capital
El Tunco is a small town on El Salvador’s Pacific coast. The town has a reputation as a backpacker beach […]
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San Salvador: Not a Travel Guide to El Salvador’s Burgeoning Capital
There was a time not too long ago when the mere mention of El Salvador’s capital, San Salvador, struck fear
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Roaming La Ruta de las Flores: Coffee, Waterfalls, and Scenic Villages in El Salvador
La Ruta de las Flores might be my favorite part of El Salvador. It’s a collection of tranquil villages resting
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Santa Ana: A Guide to What Might Be the Friendliest Place in El Salvador
Some cities immediately blow you away with their beauty and energy. Santa Ana is not one of those cities. However,
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Copán Ruinas: Visiting Mayan Ruins and More in Honduras
When it comes to Mayan ruins, Tikal and Chichén Itza are usually the first that come to mind. They’re great,
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Livingston: Guatemala’s Melting Pot of African Heritage, Indigenous Culture and Racist Tourists
I was really excited to visit Livingston. In fact, when we were planning our backpacking trip through Guatemala, I fully
Rio Dulce: Relaxing and Exploring on Guatemala’s Sweet River
Tropical Rio Dulce is an underrated destination in Guatemala. The beautiful, lazy river rambles through sumptuous jungle hillsides crammed with
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Lanquín, Guatemala: Exploring the Caves and Chocolate Beyond Semuc Champey
Lanquín is a bit of an enigma. It’s the gateway to the hugely popular natural area of Semuc Champey, one
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Is Semuc Champey Worth It? The Real Story Behind Guatemala’s Tourist Hot Spot
There are few travel destinations more captivating than Guatemala’s Semuc Champey. White limestone cliffs rise up from the jungle-coated floor,
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Diving into Lago Atitlán: Travel to Guatemala’s Most Beautiful Lake
There’s a magical place nestled up in the Guatemalan highlands: an azure lake, surrounded by volcanoes and towering cliffs. In
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