En San Cristóbal y Nevis se estima que hay alrededor de 400 restos de barcos hundidos en las aguas que rodean las islas, aunque se han localizado solo 12.
TORTUGA SURF LODGE opened in April 2000 pledging great surfing and a quiet locations for those looking for accommodation under coconut palms and almond trees. Wake up in the morning, take a peek out the window and discover some of the country's roughest waves for windsurfing.
El Salvador's longest right wave is just a 5-minute walk from the resort. Some of the best restaurants of the Pacific Coast, offering the best shellfish money can buy, are clustered not far from there. TORTUGA's owner, Mr. Roberto Gallardo, has 20 years of experiences under his belt in the windsurfing business.
En San Cristóbal y Nevis se estima que hay alrededor de 400 restos de barcos hundidos en las aguas que rodean las islas, aunque se han localizado solo 12.
