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Travel Blogs from Bocas Town
Why would you?
... 8217;d say in reply. No. That’s a lie. That sort of stuff can be really dangerous. ‘It’s only unsafe here when people buy drugs off the wrong people’ our hostel owner says.
Jenny owns ‘Panama Paradise Saigoncito’ bungalows and she’s heavily pregnant with her second child. We absolutely loved the place, a big room for 3 people complete with kitchen and bathroom and a fantastic verandah to just hang out on at ...
Beach Paradise!
... an hour in one spot the line slowly began to inch forward. We finally completed crossing the border after 3 1/2 hours of waiting. From there we then needed to get in another shuttle and finish our ride back to San Jose and then a cab to Escazu. It was quite an adventure crossing the border on the ground rather than flying in but the beaches and the relaxing in Panama were totally worth it. We had a great weekend!
Enjoy the pictures!
Hasta Luego!
Ashley
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Dengue strikes
... been feeling all that flash. After a night out at the Aqua lounge, a bar on yet another island he was not feeling much better. In fact as the evening came along he was not well at all. After a while he decided he had to go to the hospital. Being a Sunday there was hardly a taxi on the road but i manahed to find one and the lads headed for the hospital. Next morning the diagnosis was Dengue fever. Definitely not something you want to catch which can hit you for ...
Temps capricieux à Bocas del Toro!
... deux heures, le conducteur de notre bateau nous invite à une partie de beach volley avec les ados du coin, ce qui sera pour moi une petite touche nostalgique de mes annèes Club Med avant de retourner à l'hôtel, mais un bon divertissement qui me laissera au final un bon souvenir de cette journée, d'autant que la soirée se terminera encore mieux après avoir sympathisé avec deux francaises, un suisse et un québequois lors d'un happy hour à la ...
Powerful Waters (Mom Dad don´t read this one!)
... breeze, chatting and taking in the local sights and sounds as we passed through town.
The road out was paved about a third of the way, then switched to dirt several kilometres out. It began to climb and descend small hills that had us all standing up on out rusted single gear bikes, straining to get them over the humps. Numerous puddles, from the frequent afternoon rainsqualls, formed lakes along the roadway. We rode and ...
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Other places to stay in Bocas Town
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Cocomo on the Sea
Avenida Norte and 6A Street, Bocas Town | Hotel -
Casa Amarilla
Calle 5, Avenida G, Bocas Town | Hotel
