Schools near the beach

nkraai
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Schools near the beach

Post by nkraai »

Let's say your goal was to be at a school near decent beaches, (within 1-2 hours) but in a place that wasn't extraordinarily expensive. Where would that be?
liketotravel
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Post by liketotravel »

Mazapan School, La Ceiba, Honduras. 30 minutes from awesome beaches, islands, rivers, mountains. The fiesta in this city never stops. The country and city is not for the faint-hearted, foreigners are not targeted, but there are tons of bodies lying around. Cool school to work at too if you're a new teacher and looking for a pleaseant small school environment. Cheap as it gets, on a 20K salary you could easily save 10K if you try.
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Post by BobbyBamboo »

Phuket has a few international schools these days.
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Post by sangster2 »

What do you mean 'lots of bodies lying around'? Dead bodies? Lots of people on the beach?
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Post by seinfeld »

I love your priorities, liketotravel!

Great beaches and scenery > Stepping over dead bodies
liketotravel
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Post by liketotravel »

Actually the beaches are nice and empty, but the streets get cluttered with the dead bodies.

Yes, Seinfeld, I will endanger myself for a hammock and a rum/coke :).
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Post by Trojan »

American School of Puerto Vallarta is near the beach. Nice town, people, and food. Plenty of waves for water sports.
Gereja
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Colombia

Post by Gereja »

Cartahenia or Barranquilla Colombia fits your descriptions.
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Post by sangster2 »

Are you serious? I lived in Colombia and I never saw dead bodies lying around.
But as long as they aren't on the beach I guess its okay.
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Post by upintheair »

International School of Benghazi, in Libya.
American International school in Mozambique
bish180b
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Re: Colombia

Post by bish180b »

[quote="Gereja"]Cartahenia or Barranquilla Colombia fits your descriptions.[/quote]

worst beaches ever
liketotravel
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Post by liketotravel »

I agree Sangster about Colombia, but I wasn't talking about that country.

Also agree the beaches of Cartagena and Barranquilla are weak, but at least you can slide down a few hours to Tayrona, they are awesome.
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Preference

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IS Suva is my top pick, though anywhere in Singapore is less then 20 minutes to a beach. Bali is nice too, just stay away from Jakarta.
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Post by sangster2 »

I know you weren't talking about Colombia. However it is interesting to know that Honduras has dead bodies in the street, whilst Colombia which has the 'worst rep' of the two doesn't. I just didn't expect that.
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Colombia has better waste disposal.....
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