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Pacific Coast Mexico, San Blas -- Sayulita, Mexico travel blog

Pacific Coast Mexico

A travel blog entry by panf007

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... blasting "Californiacation" by the Red Hot Chilly Peppers, I enjoy the scenery of the Mexican Pacific Coast. First stop was San Blas, a fishing village, we stayed overnight. Then on to Sayulita, which is full of Gringos escaping northern winters. Mexico ...

Swimming with the fishes, San Blas, Mexico travel blog

Swimming with the fishes

A travel blog entry by lisaviro1981

... courageously joined her in a dunking of about 3 minutes before exiting as could see shrimp like beasties gathering round my feet. San Blas nightlife, apparently quite rocking in high season, was as dead as the La Tovara style doorknockers. However we ...

Welcome to the Jungle Baby!, San Blas, Mexico travel blog

Welcome to the Jungle Baby!

A travel blog entry by jessandmalin

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... campaigning in progress...this was a fierce campaign for state superintendant.     The yellow flag was for a candidate from San Blas and representing the PAN party (same as Vicente Fox), the blue flag is for his rival from a neighboring ...

L'archipel des San Blas et les Indiens Kuna FR/EN, San Blas, Panama travel blog

L'archipel des San Blas et les Indiens Kuna FR/EN

A travel blog entry by sebchant

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Nous arrivons à l'aube dans l'archipel des San Blas après une nuit de navigation. L'intention de départ était d'aller sur Porvenir pour faire notre Zarpe (permis de navigation) mais le cap a été meilleur que prévu et le progrès aussi donc notre ...

san blas islands, San blas, Panama travel blog

san blas islands

A travel blog entry by cori

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Judys accident, San Blas, Mexico travel blog

Judys accident

A travel blog entry by toroamarillo

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... said that they put some stones it now. Is there anyone out there that will take a bet that this will not solve the problem? In San Blas waren wir nur ganz kurz. Es ist schmutzig und staubig und es gibt viele Baustellen. Wir sind also an der Küste weiter ...

Relax at Robinson Island, San Blas, Panama travel blog

Relax at Robinson Island

A travel blog entry by pavel.jares

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Na ostrove jsme si byli zasnorchlovat na koralove utesy. Vecer to tady celkem zije. Mistni zde prodavaji pro kluky a holky pivo, neco zeleneho a kokosove orechy. Meli jsme vzdy jednoduchou snidani, obed a veceri. Obed a vecere se skladala z ryby / rybi ...

Panama - San Blas Islands, San Blas, Panama travel blog

Panama - San Blas Islands

A travel blog entry by curlycircle

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The Kuna Indians that inhabit the 400 plus islands off the carribean coast of Panama are the 2nd smallest people in the world...at last I have found my people. The flight over to the island of El Porvenir afforded us amazing views of the archipeligo ...

cam, San Blas, Mexico travel blog

cam

A travel blog entry by ccchrissie

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 I can understand why the San Blas islands on the northwest coast of Panama are still so unspoilt having been there. The journey starts at 5am in the city with a 4WD - we stop off to buy water & groceries and again halfway through the hilly bit ...

I Do Sports at Robinson ;), San Blas, Panama travel blog

I Do Sports at Robinson ;)

A travel blog entry by pavel.jares

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Abych se trochu dostal do formy, rozhodl jsem se pojmout pobyt na ostrove take sportovne ;). Takze jsem klukum a holkam predcvicoval yogu za usvitu slunce, behal kolem ostrove, byl si zaplavat na dalsim ostrove nebo jen tak pozorval vodni morsky ...

Still in San Blas, San Blas, Mexico travel blog

Still in San Blas

A travel blog entry by smiths

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Still here... eating kilos of shrimp (1 kilo=2.2lbs= 100 pesos) fresh mangoes and avocados. Tacos are 10cents. We are in heaven! Met a couple of kooks. Took one canadian kook aka Dave to a waterfall with us yesterday. 80+foot water fall, crystal clear ...

San Blas, San Blas, Mexico travel blog

San Blas

A travel blog entry by wilbro

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It's Kuna Time, San Blas, Panama travel blog

It's Kuna Time

A travel blog entry by markandchar

Hello everyone. Mark and I have just got back from the San Blas islands, off the north side of Panama. They are comprised of about 400 little islands sprinkled in the sea, and are home to the Kuna Yala tribe, descended from Incas, and a separate ...

Playa Amor and San Blas, San Blas, Mexico travel blog

Playa Amor and San Blas

A travel blog entry by chictravelers2

... , told us about a place in San Blas where they had previously bought some great pork chops, so we made a pleasant trip into nearby San Blas. We bought some fruit and tomatoes from a street vendor for real cheap, then met up with Martin and Judy at a small ...

I am Popeye the Sailor Man!, San Blas, Panama travel blog

I am Popeye the Sailor Man!

A travel blog entry by allisonakemi

... first 20 minutes on that boat.  :)  The journey was rough but the destination was quite spectacular.  The San Blas Archipelago are gorgeous beyond words.  A combination of 365 islands with only a small handful inhabited... make ...

Summer is here!, Cachala, Mexico travel blog

Summer is here!

A travel blog entry by jillsy

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... orchis that grows on the Yucatan Peninsula, and as well as that Mexicans were the first to use chocolate. Just think, without Mexico there would be no Neopolitan icecream!! A sad sad world without Chocolate and Vanilla. Also, the coffee is great ...

Robinson Island in Archipelago de San Blas, San Blas, Panama travel blog

Robinson Island in Archipelago de San Blas

A travel blog entry by pavel.jares

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Nebylo to v mem planu, nicmene jsem hodne rad, ze jsem svuj plan mohl zmenit. Ostatne od toho plany jsou. ;) Ostrovy San Blas jsou unikatnim mistem na teto planete. Jedna se o ostrovy, kde ziji mistni domorodi obyvatele a pronajimaji sve jednoduche chyse ...

A few more days relaxing in the sun..., San Blas, Mexico travel blog

A few more days relaxing in the sun...

A travel blog entry by epijuarez

We arrived about 3PM, got off the air condidtioned bus and stepped into a pretty intense heat. This place is a bit off the beaten track and has a nice "small town" feel about it. The prices are noticably cheaper than in Puerto Rico and the beach is ...

Sandflies, scorpion bites and flying crucifixes., San Blas, Mexico travel blog

Sandflies, scorpion bites and flying crucifixes.

A travel blog entry by sammygrim

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San Blas is a quiet little fishing village...usually. When it's a bank holiday weekend, and the town fiestas are on, San Blas is a crazy place. We camped near the beach, in the carpark of a beachfront restaurant and I christened my hammock/mosquito ...

Durango-San Blas, San Blas, Mexico travel blog

Durango-San Blas

A travel blog entry by smiths

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... definitely taking midday siestas between 11 and 3pm- it is too hot and there is little shade on the beach to do anything else. San Blas is a town of around 9000 people. There are some friendly ones and a lot of not so friendly ones. Surprisingly, the ...

Archipiélago de San Blas, San Blas, Panama travel blog

Archipiélago de San Blas

A travel blog entry by sabarod

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... and, as I said, most of them are little pieces of paradise.  If you close your eyes and imagine a Caribbean delight....that is San Blas.  After dropping off a few passengers who had to quickly catch flights, the captain set sail for one of the ...

paradise, San blas, Panama travel blog

paradise

A travel blog entry by drodier

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i have just spent the past 1o days in the for real paradise. off the beaten track is no where close to where i have been here are some photos and ill update you later. im freaking out with blissful happiness. i have found what it means to live. i am ...

San Blas Islands, San Blas, Panama travel blog

San Blas Islands

A travel blog entry by polvo10

Sailing to ...

Fun time in San Blas, San Blas, Mexico travel blog

Fun time in San Blas

A travel blog entry by slowayround

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... there were marching bands of all ages. We walked up to the old, abandoned church and Spanish fort on a hill that overlooks San Blas. The fort was built in the 1700s to protect the bustling port before trade activities were moved to Puerto Vallarta 100 ...

It's official., San Blas, Mexico travel blog

It's official.

A travel blog entry by slowayround

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A couple of the bridges between San Blas and Puerta Vallarta were destroyed in a storm a couple months ago, so we went there to see if they'd been repaired so we could get to the airport to pick up my dad. Close to San Blas, at one of the massive speed ...

San Blas Islands, San Blas, Panama travel blog

San Blas Islands

A travel blog entry by teamlama

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Welcome to Kuna Yala, San Blas, Panama travel blog

Welcome to Kuna Yala

A travel blog entry by foxycruiser

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Kuna Yala (San Blas) stetches from the Gulf of Kuna Yala (find THAT on your map) eastward to the Columbian border. There are 360 islands but only about 40 are inhabited. Formerly of Columbia, the Kuna Indians have lived here for hundreds of years. The men ...

Takin' it easy, San Blas, Mexico travel blog

Takin' it easy

A travel blog entry by slowayround

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... and wifi (I can stand in the window of our room and get internet). Dad has joined in when they play live music there. The San Blas Social Club is a perfect spot to sit upstairs on the balcony with a delicious meal and a drink and watch plaza come to ...

San Blas, San Blas, Panama travel blog

San Blas

A travel blog entry by jolienberg

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... lezers, Ik ben vanmorgen teruggekomen van 1 van mijn laatste uitjes in Panama. Zondag vertrok ik samen met William (Verenigde Staten) naar San Blas en vandaag zijn we weer terug gekomen naar de stad. San Blas is een provincie aan de Caribische Zee in ...

Tropical, San Blas, Mexico travel blog

Tropical

A travel blog entry by pura-vida

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... herrschen. Und damit hatten sie hundertprozentig die Richtige Entscheidung gefällt (aus Fahrradfahrer Sicht), denn hier an der Küste in San Blas sind die Nächte tropisch heiss und der Schweiss läuft uns nur so runter... Nichts desto trotz versuchen ...

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