Baru Lodge Panama City
Calle Elida diez, 2da Norte Panama City, 11100, Panama
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Wk 9 Panama Canal
... 15:30 so we could be back in time to catch the shuttle back to the boat the last shuttle was leaving at 16:30, however he never turned up and when we then tried to get a taxi back they wouldn’t go to Miraflores as it was too far apparently most of the taxis are purely city and environs. We did finally mange to find one who got us back in time and was cheaper than the journey in.
If we’re going to more than one place then ...
Archipeligos, Panamaxes, and Indians
... had the world class feel. the city has nearly half a milennia of history with the original city getting burnt down in the 16th century-and then of course rebuilt. I stayed in an area known as Casco Viejo, or Old City. It was a fantastic little area full of Spanish Colonial architecture. Some old buildings were empty and were simply being allowed to crumble, like ancient ruins.
The Panama Canal ...
STEAK TARTARE, COOKED, PLEASE
... with a famous chef. Her father was a nice guy my age from Ohio. He proceeded to tell me the story of his dinner about which he was still agitated. He couldn’t believe that this supposedly famous chef had served them totally raw meat. He said they sent it back to the kitchen telling the server to have them cook the meat. After the meat was returned to them all cooked up, Amanda’s dad was incredulous that the famous chef walked out of the kitchen ...
Panama and the arrival of Marchington!
... New Years in the hostel as it had a pretty good bar, and most people seemed to be doing the same thing. So because we were "staying in", we're not going to lie we started celebrations pretty early, which we've realised probably had a direct affect to how the evening panned out...
We started drinking. We realised we probably should have eaten. We found out all cafes, restaurants, shops had already closed in the city. ...
A size 7 canal
... chap that only around 15% of the buildings are occupied (but still they keep building them!) which was eerily silent. We found ourselves in the bar of a plush hotel taking another beer dressed like two scruffy travellers again a little bizarre!Heading back to the hostel we had been allocated beds so checked in before discovering the secret of Lunas Castle....happy hour and beer at 50 cents a bottle. By this time the lack of sleep and ...


