Due to the nature of bicycle touring, we regularly find ourselves sacrificing one or two tourism highlights on our trip, and Guatemala was no exception. That being said, our route through Guatemala exceeded all expectations. Although we didn’t go to Tikal, we did ride some rugged roads, met wonderful people …
It took a week after Lars’ crash to receive the new wheel and for him to re-build it. His injuries have scabbed over nicely but its hard to stop him from picking them! Oh well, onwards and upwards, we were on the road to Lake Atitlan! Carl (our very eccentric …
Whether you are just passing through San Cristobal de las Casas for a few days or a few weeks, La Calaca is a great option for a comfortable, affordable hostel that has a really cool house-share vibe. They have one eight bed dorm room and one double room available to rent from 60 Pesos per …
A crowd of people were gathered along the treacherous switchback as we made our descent after an 800 meter climb. My first …
Jenni practicing before her gig at Dada in San Cristobal de Las Casas Jenni Veronica Garcia is a talented Chilean musician. Her …
Zapatista poster on the refridgerator at La Calaca. The translation is “Two wheel revolution! No to the destruction of the environment! Yes …
Every cyclist needs power snacks on the road if they plan to ride for longer than an hour or two at a …
Jenny taking off her bike shoes ready to jump into Eric’s boat La Jungla, the beachfront restaurant/ camping ground and generally an …
