Havana, Cuba 1 / 3 Wow. It has been such a long time since we updated the blog the last time, and yet so much has happened that I have to break the next blog entry into three pieces - just to make some sense. Right now we are in Havana, Cuba already, but I will start the story from the day I wrote the last entry. At the time when I was writing the last blog entry, we were on the northern coast of Honduras in the city of La Ceiba, waiting to catch a ferry to the...

WHAT KEEPS A TRAVELER ON ROAD? FOOD. Nothing much has really happened since the last post, but I just want to write here something before we travel to Roatan, where using the internet costs fortunes. Today was full of traveling, as we bussed all the way from San Salvador to La Ceiba on the Caribbean coast of Honduras. We first took one bus from San Salvador to San Pedro Sula in Honduras, and then a connection to La Ceiba. Although we spent totally 12 hours on th...

Just a quick blog entry from an internet cafe in San Salvador. And yeah, by the way, the picture above is not really from El Salvador, it is some random beach in Costa Rica. We are choosing the pictures from a Kilroy Blogs database, but it does not seem to have any picture from this whole country. What can I say, El Salvador is yet to be discovered by travelers! Our couple of days on the coast in Playa El Tunco are over , and we had a lot of good time there. We ...

It has only been a couple of days since our last blog entry, but yet so much has happened since that. That is why I have to apologize the length of this post, I hope you guys can make it to the end. So, last time you heard from us, we were at Lake Atitlan in Guatemala. After spending a couple of nights there, we decided to move along. The place was definetly nice, but a couple of days was totally enough. As a next stop we have had El Salvador for some time in ou...

BREAKING NEWS! The Mayas and the Finns are close relatives!!! At least it seems like that, because we visited a perfect sauna last night for the first time since last July, and it was exactly like the Finnish versions we are so used to. The Mayan version was a small hut, in kind of a shape of an iglu, with wood heating the room and us throwing water on a kiuas (sorry dont know the English word for that) inside. A perfect ending for a perfect day. So, everythin...