http://www.travelblog.org/Central-America-Caribbean/Panama/Panama-City/ Travel adventures in journals and photos from Central America Caribbean , Panama , Panama City en-us Thu, 24 Jul 2008 09:13:24 BST Thu, 24 Jul 2008 09:13:24 BST The time has come for another entry we feel...So we bussed to lovely little Copacabana a little hippy town on the seaesque Lake Titikaka. Wed heard it was rather good you see. Copacabana holds a lot of the general Bolivian charms bowlerhatted women drunken drumpipe playing into the wee hours in candlelit plazas cocoa leaf chewing lots of altitude and everything cheap as chips. Its wh http://www.travelblog.org/Central-America-Caribbean/Panama/Panama-City/blog-298932.html Panama city Large cities are generally the same. Panama City is not much different. It is going through a economical boom the skyline is covered in skyscrapers and cranes. Even the old part of the city is having a renovation job. leaving the old Spanish looking building outer walls up and and redoing the inside totally new. I only spent 2 days here. Porta LindoI spent 4 night in this http://www.travelblog.org/Central-America-Caribbean/Panama/Panama-City/blog-293309.html Tis hier nu half drie snachts in hartje Lima Peru en we hebben er net twee turbulente vluchten en een dodemansricht met een dronken doch erg grappige taxichauffeur opzitten. Aangezien we nog een uur moeten wachten tot onze kamer vrij is lang verhaal zet ik voor de geinteresseerden lees onze moeders nu maar even een baal foto's van onze tien geweldige dagen bij ons Mexicaanse gezinnetje http://www.travelblog.org/Central-America-Caribbean/Panama/Panama-City/blog-292252.html Hello from Panama City. We arrived late last night with no problems. Today we enjoyed the city starting with the Amador Causeway at the Pacific entrance to the canal. It was absolutely gorgeous. We walked around the city and visited the Miraflores Locks in the afternoon. The huge cargo ships pass between the Atlantic and Pacific in approx. 8 hours with a 2 foot clearance on both sides inside the http://www.travelblog.org/Central-America-Caribbean/Panama/Panama-City/Casco-Viejo/blog-291800.html Hey folks this is Roger aka..Dodge. The skip Greg has told me to do my own introduction on the travel blog and update you with some photos. So here is some news... After contacting Greg and firming up my spot on the crew list I packed up my life in London flew to Jamaica for some kitesurfing and cricket and headed to Panama via Cuba for a few days. The canal passage date was brought forwa http://www.travelblog.org/Central-America-Caribbean/Panama/Panama-City/blog-290916.html Hi everyoneCant believe were finally herePanama city is amazing.....MUCHO hot though Its just like Miami but spanishHavent been brave enough to try the local soup yet which has a pigs tail in itFlight was fine but one small hicup............THEY LOST MY LUGGAGE apparently they found it in Madrid and its on its way to me but who knows so currently ive spent the last four days in http://www.travelblog.org/Central-America-Caribbean/Panama/Panama-City/blog-289275.html Our first stop in Central America is Panama City. Here we booked using some of my hotel points 4 nights at the Country Inn and Sweets on the Panama Canal. The hotel was perfect we watched boats go by drinking home made rum and cokes swam frequently in the pool went for daily runs ate mangos and coconuts went to the Miraflores Locks and traveled into the old town of Panama City. Our one reg http://www.travelblog.org/Central-America-Caribbean/Panama/Panama-City/blog-287422.html We're definitely off the beaten track in panama now a few hours out of the big city on the carribean coast. It took a few days to sort things out and tomorrow we set sail for Columbia aboard the 50 foot ketch Seeadler captained by a guy named Guido. With the wind at our backs and a bit of luck we'll land in Cartagena after 5 days probably red skinned and crusted in salt. It's been a while http://www.travelblog.org/Central-America-Caribbean/Panama/Panama-City/blog-286634.html