Blogs from Archipielago de San Blas, Kuna Yala, Panama, Central America Caribbean - page 3

Hallo zusammen Am Samstag 03.11.2010 musste ich mich von Cartagena und meinem super Hostel (El Viajero) verabschieden. Ich muss sagen, es fiel mir nicht leicht, ich hatte wirklich eine tolle Zeit dort, traf viele coole Leute und die Columbianer sind so lebensfroh und freundlich..... d.h. ich bin hier sicher nicht zum letzten mal gewesen ..... ha. ha... Southamerica I will come back! :-)....... So, los ging mein Abenteuer auf hoher See.... Ich fuhr zum Hafen von Cartagena (Manga) und traf dort auf Niki und Andrew (von Australien), Sophie (Schweizerin) und Michael und Ricky (von Suedafrika), die mit Verspaetung auf das Segelboot eintrafen. Eigentlich haetten wir ja um 14.00 Uhr losfahren sollen, doch bis Michael und Ricky eintrafen, war es schlussendlich 16.00Uhr und wir fuhren erst dann los. Unser Segelboot (lautend auf den Namen: Tango) war ein ... read more

on special tour 8 days .....NEXT SAILING CARTAGENA-SAN BLAS12thNOV WE ARE ON SPECIAL TOUR ALONG THE COMPLETE SAN BLAS COAST FOR 8 DAYS. WE ARE 18 SOULS ON BOARD FROM MEXICO, CANADA, AUSTRALIA, GERMANY, AUSTRIA, COLOMBIA, ITALIA, CHILE, US, SWITZERLAND... read more

For the most of our guests the tour from cartagena to san blas ended yesterday in carti san blas. Some people stay a week more on board with us to accompain us on our holidays in the paradise. We will be fishing, snorkeling and relaxing for the next 3 weeks......chaaaaaoooo ! ... read more

auuuutsch...long time no message!!!! but here we are again: we just arrived to "coco bandero" cays with a total of 25 souls on board + 2 motorcycles and 2 bicycles. people are from all over the world: england, irland, canada, philipines, sweden, us, australia, new zealand, germany, austria, switzerland, colombia......(maybe i forgot some countries;-) now we rae preparing the beach BBQ whil most of the people are around in the corralreefs to explore marinelife. later pirate-party on the beach....everybody is invited if coming dressed as a pirate!... read more

My trip to Colombia via the San Blas islands started at 5am Saturday morning when the pick up truck ($25) came to collect us from the hostel, Mamallena, in Panama City. The hostel had arranged the whole thing and advised which boats were best. There were eight of us making the trip - Chris and Jade (Ozzie couple from Melbourne), Catherine and Ben (English couple reunited after volunteering in Central America/Caribbean), Chris and Jon (not a couple, met in Melbourne, Chris stressed he's actually a Kiwi), Nina (Swiss - I'm sure there are more Swiss travelling than actually in Switzerland), and me (one of millions of travelling English). We eyed the truck, our pile of luggage, and ourselves doubtfully - were we really all going to fit in one SUV? Well actually, surprisingly yes, and the ... read more