Got tired of the clouds and caught bus number 30 from Santa Catalina to Maspalomas. (6.25 €) I’ve been told many times that the sun always shines in the south, even when it’s grey up in the north. But I didn’t think it would be this big difference. It was a line in the sky of clouds and then
We jumped on our very last bus on this trip. It felt amazing getting closer and closer to our final stop, our finish line, leaving all those miles and great experiences behind us. 6 hours on a bus has never went past as fast.
Going to Mizata from El Tunco was suppose to be an easy thing. 30 minutes on a chicken bus and buses were gonna leave every hour according to the mighty Lonely Planet book. Well, so wasn’t the case. We waited and waited.. And then the right bus passed us. The locals said, oh sorry now
We bought the trip Flores to Antigua from the same travel agency that had been promising stuff they couldn’t hold, like promising a tour group with max 12 people in it and then it suddenly turned out we were 45 in one gruop with one guide.. SAN JUAN TRAVEL in FLores, apparently they got like
We planned three weeks for Mexico, but ended up staying one and a half month! Could have stayed there six months without seeing it all. The people, the food, the waves was amazing and this is a country we know we will be coming back to. Hasta luego Mexico and a big thank you to
Luckily for us, jumping on a bus with two boards and two mega back packs is not a problem in Mexico! Hope it will runs this smooth in the other countries too. Sometimes it jumps on a troubadour that sings a few songs, collect some coins and then jumps off, it’s a part of their
India has great public transport and in Kerala it is top notch. Maybe because it is an communist state, probably the only one in the world that goes around, or beacause of all the people. Anyway, buses goes all the time, many of them as modern as in Sweden with AC, seatbelts and buttons to
