And then there were three.. We were back in Antigua and awaiting Colin's arrival. When we heard his voice at reception asking for us we were so excited and ran out screaming to give him hugs. To celebrate his arrival we had to have some tacos and he enjoyed his first of hopefully many margaritas. We climbed to the Cross viewpoint the next day so Colin could get the profile picture pose as well. While there Dani was very popular with a curly haired local who sh...

Antigua was exactly what we needed after our 5 days in zephyr lodge. Free breakfast, homecooked meals, no alcohol, early nights and exploring the city. It is a beautiful colonial town and so far our favourite. The Australian girls we have been travelling with for the last few weeks were also staying in the hostel and our friend Tony from Cork. After we checked into the hostel we went straight to the market to grab ingredients for our speciality. You can't go wron...

Arriving into a cloudy Zephyr Lodge after a lengthy 10 hour bus journey we enjoyed our welcome beer (accompanied by 2 more) & had some dinner before calling it a night. A lot of people in the hostel were nursing extreme hangovers as it had been a wild Australia Day. The next morning we were so excited to do as little as possible so got a prime spot on the limited wifi and began to build up our music collections. Spotify and Shazam are our favourite apps fo...

We got up at 530 am set for our long day of travel. Our first bus was at 615 am and we were armed with the step by step directions we had gotten from Chef Linton. We were determined to do it the cheap way and had a step by step break down of cost. We were glad to check out of that hostel as it had been challenging to sleep due to the face that one drunk Canadian guy decided he was the love guru and was giving love advice to his friends until 3am and coupled with ...