Cozy Corner Placencia

... girl was getting even more friendly with the guy from the carpark. A few minutes later, he had thrown both of theit bikes out and drove off in a rage and things looked as if they could errupt with the locals any second...luckily they didnt and we walked back home<br><br>Spent antoher few days there...mainly on our balcony or in the bar and really enjoyed it before we heard a hurricane was on its way so decided to make our way to Mexico<br>

... river and with the muddy brown water being so high we were soon floating pretty swiftly down the river on our inner tubes, it was wicked! Definitely a moment we will all remember (especially the jungle book tunes Isobelle &amp; Regular!), an entire river to ourselves in a tropical jungle, the sun beating down, on what would be a working day at home!, just paradise, all that was missing was a cold beer in our hands! The wildlife we saw too was staggering, I have never seen such ...

... They are loud and flashing lights every where. We are glad to be away from them and wonder if they will see anything. We come to a bench and sit a bit more. We hear something in the water and investigate. Nope. Again we hear it. This time we spot a tapir, Belize's national animal. Julian tells us it is about 500 lbs. I later read they can get up to 700lbs. The one we see reminds me of a huge and taller anteater ...

... We were lucky enough to hear a fine display when we were sitting atop of the tallest structure with the view that is in Star Wars. I took a video of the view with the monkey call as the soundtrack, so hopefully that will come out. spider monkeys, playful and rowdy tarantula- we just saw his velvety legs under a rock ledge as he wasn't falling for our guides taunts to make him come out toucans, amazing birds with massive yellow beaks ...

We are entering troubled water! Until now, we always had a hotel booked before we landed somewhere. Or we had a car to drive around to shop. This comes to an end now. I guess the further south we go, the more difficult it will be to figure transport and hotels out. Yesterday we spent more than 6 hours on internet, trying to figure out how to: · Get out of here (fly or sail to Honduras or Guatemala) · How to get from there to the Caribbean ...

... Placencia, a small laid back village at the end of a peninsula. Everyone is barefoot and rasta type. (I've been offered pot four times already.) It is so humid here you sweat just reading a book. Angela has been eating raw food only now for three days. Looking good! Guys still hitting on her. ("Oh, is that you Dad over there? I thought he ...