Bicycle touring has it’s ups and downs, both in riding and in general. This week has been the week of broken stuff. Here is a list of things that have been broken or damaged this week. Things that broke Jenny’s Kindle (the screen was smashed in Jenny’s pannier) Jenny’s headlamp …
Whilst staying in Mazunte, I started getting cravings for some off-road exploring. Jenny’s Spanish maestro and local rafting guide, Daniel, kindly gave me some tips for some dirt road networks near Pochutla and Tonameca. I mapped out a few tracks for the Garmin and set off to explore! [iframe width=”600″ …
Whilst planning our itinerary for the Oaxacan Coast, we heard good things about the quiet eco-tourism beach town of Mazunte. We came across a Spanish school there called El Instituto Iguana. So we decided to stay for two weeks to study and take a break from bicycle touring in the …
We were fortunate enough to witness the annual Liberación De Las Tortugas in the beautiful little eco-tourist beach of La Ventanilla, just …
Our Spanish maestros at Ola Verde Expediciónes introduced us to this amazing roasting company in Pochutla called Finca El Pacifico. Apparently, much of their …
Every cyclist needs power snacks on the road if they plan to ride for longer than an hour or two at a …
I can’t believe we didn’t find it sooner! Pedalingo, an eBook dictionary by Gareth Collingwood, is an invaluable resource for anyone bicycle touring Latin …
This may be old news to some, as it was created over a year ago, but I think it’s still worth sharing! …
