David Hostels - Reviews and Rates

Today was the annual 3000-5000 km check-up for Wesley. We choose the city of David as it was the second largest city in Panama and we felt we wouldn't have too many issues finding a professional. The City itself was like most large cities in Central America... dirty, confusing, and a place where you don't want to spend too much time.

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Not the most interesting day. The bus trip to David was again tropical that was great. We arrived there at around 5pm and found a nice hotel on the main plaza. We updated the blog and had dinner before heading to bed in preparation for the next day. Sorry for being so boring!!!!

Once again, we're up early to catch the eight o'clock collectivo to Puerto Jiminez. It was quite the bumpy journey, crossing numerous rivers along the way. On the ride there, we meet Luis, a Costa Rican native, but living in Vancouver for the last 22 years. We glommed onto him like a rock star to help get us from the collectivo over to the boat ...

Dulce licor, Suave tormento, Que haces a fuera, Venta pa´dentro! Cheers!

Le petit dèj est le « meilleur » de ma vie. On fait dans la continuité ici... Une chose me frappe : Personne ne sourit. Comprenez-moi bien. Presque tous ont ce sourire professionnel qui vient avec la tenue de travail mais personne n'a les yeux qui sourient. Panama City est probablement un paradis sous certains aspects mais vivre ici, ce n'est pa...

The vast improvement in my command of the Spanish language can be traced back through my entry titles. The title above, I will have you know, is a complete sentence. It's got, like, a verb, and an article or something, and all the other krap that makes a sentence. That's pretty sweet, I think. So I'm currently in David, a kind of a krappy little...