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Tag Archives: motorcycle adventure
Two Borders One Day
Sadly we had to leave our “home” in Salvador, because Fernandita we have to head south again.
We left early for the border, but the lure of “the new road” led us off track for an epic ride thru the hills and left us 90 min behind schedule on our dual border day.… Read the rest
Heading for the El Salvador Border-El Impossible?
Setting out from Antigua at 11 am Daniel, Orvar, and I rode thru the capital towards Cuilapa and south to the border town of Pedro de Alvarado. On the way we were stopped waiting almost an hour at a construction zone.… Read the rest
Hanging out in Antigua
We are still in Antigua hanging out with GuateRider and GuateRider Girl. We cannot stop taking pictures in this lovely colonial town.
They took us for a ride on Sunday to the La Reunion Golf Course for breakfast with an amazing view of the three volcanoes.… Read the rest
Posted in Guatemala
Tagged antigua guatemala, Lago Amititlan, Laguna Caldera, motorcycle adventure, motorcycle travel, Pacaya
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Monterrico
Now for the BEACH! we set out from Antigua in a pleasant 24, but as we drove closer to the coast it was 35 degrees. The ride here is nice and with very few of the dreaded tope. You pay a 5Q toll to cross the bridge over the canal in the mangroves to get access to Monterrico, which is a small town on the coast.… Read the rest
Posted in Guatemala
Tagged bathwater, guatemala, mangroves, monterrico, motorcycle adventure, motorcycle travel, turtles
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Semuc Champey the wilds of Guatemala
On the advice of our friend Julio in Antigua we set off from the lake into the mountains northward. We road from Panajachel up into the Quiche (kee-chay). The road from Sacapulas to San Cristobal Verapaz is unpaved and mostly good, but at times was sort of like driving up a river bed.… Read the rest
Posted in Guatemala
Tagged coban, El Chol, motorcycle adventure, motorcycle travel, quiche, rabinal, salama, san cristobal verapaz, semuc champey, wilds
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Antigua Guatemala
Dan was so happy to buy our first Guatemalan gas for our weekend trip up to Antigua at Texaco. The views as we drove along the old highway of the lake and the volcanoes were amazing. The route was very twisty and mountainous and involved several river crossings where the road was washed away.… Read the rest
Posted in Guatemala
Tagged antigua guatemala, colonial city, hectors, motorcycle adventure, motorcycle travel, santa domingo, volcanoes
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Panajachel guatemala
After 6 months on the road we needed a little down time and we decided upon Panajachel, Guatemala on Lake Atitlan. It’s only 177 km from the Mexican border, but the drive took us about 5 hours. The first section of the “highway” near the border is very rough with mostly potholes and full of big trucks going 20 km per hour.… Read the rest
Posted in Guatemala
Tagged Lake Atitlan, motorcycle adventure, motorcycle travel, panajachel guatemala
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Morelia
We were really on a mission to get to the Monarchs now. The 450 km drive to Morelia still took over 6 hours on the toll road.
Driving out of Puebla we saw smoke puffing out of the volcano. For the first time in weeks we actually saw other riders, but unfortunately on all 3 occasions they were on the other side of the toll road.… Read the rest
Posted in Mexico
Tagged aquaduct, guadaloupe, monarchs, motorcycle adventure, motorcycle travel, pink city, pink marble, zocalo
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Puebla
We decided to go the back way to Puebla. Well this was one of our most difficult days since the Dempster. It took 9 1/2 hours to go 450 km. The first 4 hours were over curvy mountain roads thru small villages with hundreds of topes.… Read the rest
Posted in Mexico
Tagged candy shops, motorcycle adventure, motorcycle travel, Puebla, walking city, zocalo
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Campeche City
It was a short but fun drive to Campeche City the capital of the state.
This place has a very European feel especially inside the ancient stone city walls where the building are all painted bright colors. It is also famous for amazing seafood.… Read the rest
Posted in Mexico
Tagged Campeche City, motorcycle adventure, motorcycle travel, San Miguel fort, sea gate
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