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The most delicious tacos I’ve ever had. Try the birria tacos and al pastor. They make their own corn tortillas. The stand is right before the Pemex is you’re heading south.

No camping police toc toc
Les panneaux indiquent 72h si véhicule moins de 25 pieds et plus loin d'autre indiquent "no camping" comme souvent aux US il y a tellement d'infos parfois contradictoires, bref je me suis fait délogé et envoyé sur le port au parking payant

30$ thé nigth
Obligé de me rabattre ici car expulsé du parking proche cité sur Ioverlander l'automate m'a demandé 30$ pour 24 h, un peu cher pour un parking. J'asimile et intègre bien les BD de mon enfance de Pic'sou et ses yeux en forme de $ avec son peuple!

Back loop of Fiesta Island with flat and level parking for all rig sizes

The park closes at 10pm, but locals stay over night. Try and move your rig a little bit each day, rangers will occasionally mark tires and for “large” vehicles if you get a ticket the fine is $112.50USD

wonderful campsite next to the river. we camped here for one night. nice and quiet with lots of trees, and fire wood available under the shed. no bathrooms as.its.wild camping, but would highly reccomend to camp here for the night.

Great coffee and ice cream, fast wifi
Clean toilets and you can sit outside, dill up water

fine for a night. noone bothered me. moderate road noise.

Awesome hard packed beach camping. Really flat surprisingly and we didn’t have an issue sinking at all. The morning sunrise was absolutely amazing. The sheriff even came down this morning and parked and didn’t say anything to us. Porta potty and trash bins on your way in. LTE Verizon worked great.

I ended up staying two nights over here... but the bathroom is always gross... Be aware.

The Fullmoon Hotel doesn’t exist, it’s probably now the Hotel California (see separate iOverlander spot on the same location)

I wasn't able to find this place.

1400 for a matrimonial or twin room without breakfast. 1800 with breakfast. Breakfast is cereals, milk, yoghurt, coffee, toasted bread, butter and jam. They allowed us to park our bikes right next to the window of the room. Parking has no gate but it felt safe. Bed was comfy in room 12 however the first one we were shown looked worn and bowed in the middle. Shower was hot. Sink water has hot and cold, gas heater in the room. WiFi was average and only just reached our room. We needed to stay longer so we moved to Dormis Lo de Betty down the street which was much cheaper and better value.

One of our most beautiful spots in Zambia. Everything is very clean and well kept, there are several grass pitches with a lot of shadow under big trees all have electricity and BBQ areas. A place to relax and feel good. It is with 25 dollars per person but one of the most expensive at all. Gate for larger vehicles is about 3.4m

Great hotel. Swimming in the lake at the end of the beautiful long deck with bungalow at the end. Large and small Swimming pools. Deck on room with great view. Super hot showers (careful). Bars and covered decks all over. Morning shade and
Evening sunset. Comfortable room with good A/C Spacious. Very nice wooden interior, lovely landscaping. A must stay on your way to or from Tikal National Park. Camping lakeside available too.

Small cabanas that will hold up to 4 people. We paid 1000 total per night for 2 people. Now cash only. Much better value than Hotel Roca. A couple of other places quoted 1700+ a night for a room or cabana so this was good to find. The shower is hot once you let it warm up (5 min or so, right hand tap in our case) gas heater in the room, comfy bed, kitchen including BBQ area in the communal area across the yard. WiFi router is in cabin 10 on the other side (I think the manager lives here - no number on the door) and did not reach our cabin (5) but we could get a little bit of signal sitting in the kitchen area next to the window. WiFi at Axion / Puma fuel station was better. Lovely owner.
Stayed 4 nights due to bad weather where we were headed and our tent zip broke.
Note: there's not normally anyone around so knock on cabin 10 on the road side of the cabanas or ring the number on the sign outside.

It's now 15.000 per Person in a van. or 12.000pp without electricity.
very nice family, we stayed here twice, enjoyed the pool & the food. the will also prepare vegetarian platos for you.
dog friendly.
oh and take roberto, the parrot, for a walk around the property, he enjoys that a Lot!

It is perhaps with Al Bosque near Medellín, Waira in the Laguna de la Cocha near Pasto, it is one of the best Ioverlander sites. Don Hernando is very friendly, the place is large, water abundant and super hot, fireplace in the restaurant, in short, highly recommended. The fare is COP $ 30,000 per vehicle, it went up a bit, but it is a very fair price for the quality of the place. Highly recommended

Great place, comfortable and good food. The owner, Gianni is a very nice guy and surfer. Good prices, great beaches, great location

Super nice, comfy place. Surf lessons and super nice staff. Great location and near (500 meters) to Popoyo surf break. You can have breakfast made for you ($4) and lunch ($5). Good Italian restaurant 3 lots down or they have a kitchen you can cook yourself. Stunning beaches, no crowds.

Good spot near of lighthouse In front of a "salmonera", plenty flat space, no windy protection. We had a calm night.

I wasn't able to find this place.

This place is permanently closed.

Update prices: Monday-Thursday 100C pp and Friday-Sunday C150 pp
Pool not really clean but ok to cool down on a hot day... lots of loungers around the pool with shadow available

Parking lot under construction which limits spots. Larger rigs also using 5-6 spots may make for a tight stay.

scenic location on lago bosque azul. Accomodation includes rustic (falling apart) cabañas and spaces to camp in a tent ( $50 pesos/night). parking lot for overlanders. no shower. gross toliet facilties. no water available at all, not even for hand washing. didn't ask about wifi. they rent pedal boats. beautiful lake, quiet, nice wildlife viewing. too run down for us, only stayed a night. family was nice.

Just outside of Cuenca, the hostal has a bundle of activities to offer, horseback riding, mountain biking, even kayak. Delicious ‘locro de papa’ soup, beautiful views. 4K meters above sea level at the edge of Parque Nacional el Cajas.

Saw some elephants, kudu and zebra at this waterhole.

Cheap but not clean, wifi doesn’t work well. For a little bit more Hôtel Milenio next to this one is much more peacefull and nice

Appears to be closed although signs are still up outside. Doors are padlocked.