Coral Suites Panama City

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We flew out of Paris (after having great difficulty getting a taxi as there was a public transport strike. We flew via Miami (brief stopover) before flying onto Panama City. Our HC friend met us at the airport and drove us around to a few hotels and hostels before we decided on a hostel that was reasonable and quiet and wasn't a 24 hour 'love' hotel.

... Coconut home run derby." We tossed the coconuts underhanded and swung for the horizon. Pieces of coconut shell exploded everywhere when we made contact, some landing in the water over 100 feet ahead. Our canoe with an afterthought of a motor arrived and rescued us, until the motor died, 4 times. We said our goodbyes when it was time to leave, to the 1 American, 2 Britt's and the other 8 Israeli's that inhabited the Island. For ...

... multiplied until it felt like I was in an outdoor shower... and I was completely drenched within a matter of seconds. And I mean COMPLETELY drenched! At first I started to run... but I soon realized it wouldn't make any difference... I was already soaking head to toe! :) So THIS is why they call it the rainy season!!! Unfortunately my photos from the Canal and the park are history... but I do have a few photos of the city. Thank goodness! :)

... to Panama City was an all day affair. It took Michael less time to get to the city from Richmond. All our plans worked out well, and Michael and I met up at La Estancia by about 6:00. This place is a palace compared to my hostal in Boquete, mostly Americans here. It is in a classy section of town called Cerro Anton, which is away from the business district high on a hill overlooking the city, a cab ride away from the downtown area and quiet. There are ...

Wir sind mit dem Bus 2,5h in Richtung Pampa gefahren um uns den Regenwald von Panama anzusehen. Wir wollten mal wieder wandern und hatten dazu unser Zelt inkl. allem nötigen mitgeschleppt. Ein ansässiger Deutscher hat uns den Weg gewiesen, allerdings war weder seine zeitliche Einschätzung noch die Richtung einwandfrei und so haben wir am Ende jeden Weges immer jmd. Gefunden der dort wohnt und nicht wirklich die einsame Stelle die wir uns ...

... every corner perched right on the street, clothes hanging out to dry from the colonial-style balconies, and the graffiti-painted busses that line up in droves at each unmarked bus stop. We had a nice lunch in town, and walked through the market areas. We were warned more than once to be careful, and when I broke out the video camera to catch some shots the policeman told me that it was an invitation to be robbed and recommended I not use it ...

... compre un vestida que muchos personas en Panama llevar. Tomamos fotos del mercado y los locales. Ibamos amigos y nos divertimos. Luego, comimos un comido tradicional y bailamos fuimos a el transatlántico fui a Panama. El proximo dia yo fue el dia último en Panama. Yo estaba triste por la salida pero yo estaba contenta que conocer muchos personas.