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Published: August 15th 2009
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Volcano Trail Day 6: July 30, 2009
Playa Cuco, El Salvador
After driving through most of El Salvador and passing some awesome volcanoes, we arrived in the small beach town of Playa Cuco. Lonely Planet, says that the beaches in this area are not worth visiting. Well, I hope they keep writing this, because it is SO worth coming here. You have the entire beach to yourself, aside from a few locals pushing their fishing boats out and the vulture type birds eating fish. The water is warm and clean, and the waves are good enough for beginner surfers. Sun shines all day, with a small shower in the late afternoon. Paradise found! Shhh, don't tell Lonely Planet!
Playa Cuco was the perfect place to take it easy after a day of food poisoning. The outside of the hostel was amazing, including a small pool and palm trees. The inside however was not so appealing. A pipe ran out of the ceiling for a shower, no shower curtain, and the room was filled with flies, ants and other bugs. This is what I expected most of the accommodation to be like, but until now, has been surprisingly nice.
Spent the
day in the ocean and chilling around the hostel as I was still recovering from the sickness.
Day 7:
Awoke early and took an hour walk on the beach - not a soul in site for miles. Feeling much better, Lisa and I had an 8am beer! Chilled poolside or ocean side all day, enjoying the sun, music and company of the tour group. After dinner the hostel owners put on a massive beach bon-fire to express their thanks for staying with them. Tomorrow is a 430am departure to Nicaragua, but we need to get through a 2 hour stretch of Honduras first...
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Marisol
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what a view
Wow nice pictures lovely views, thanks for posting them I haven't visit my country since I left in 1987 I want to go back soon and take pictures like that myself and visit the places where I spent part of my childhood.