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Boat Dancing under the Coconut Caribbean Sunshine
... beautiful schools of fish, this snorkeling just wasn't the same. But, it was pretty cool. After that we explored a nearby cave that had tons of bats flying around, had a coconut, and I read my book. We caught the boat at 4 that day...
On the trip home every Colombian person around us was talking to us. They asked us tons of questions and people I didn't even talk to asked to take photos with me. They all wanted to exchange numbers for going out to salsa that ...
Colombia: Cartagena
... s 500-hundred year-old coralstone forts and great parts of its walled city are admirably intact and represent some of the finest examples of civil and military architecture of the Spanish colonial times.
Overall we really liked this old Spanish city and enjoyed our stay there. And another unforgettable trip which we did was a visit to the Volcan de Lodo El Totumo, which we’ll tell you about in our next ...
Don't tell mum but....
... through the town a little, then decided to buy a cerveza (beer) and sit down to take it all in for a while. The woman who sold the beers to us jumped off her chair and insisted we sit down; she treated us like VIPs and for me this small gesture was a symbol of how beautiful and hospitable these people were. The girls from our photo shoot found us again and asked if they could braid my hair. I told them they could do one braid each - ...
Caribbean Queen
... and associated trades since the early days and they still exist! Crumbled facades of colonial buildings, tarnished by pollution and ill-repair but beautified by bougainvillea coiled around the upper balconies that lead back to eroding shutter doors. Off the main streets, colonial buildings mix with the one story concrete, barred windowed block houses and coil the way around the district, occasionally converging in plazas with a small church or chapel and a gathering of locals, ...
Six days of sailing between Panama Ciy & Cartagena
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Panama as a whole has been an absolutely amazing experience! Even though we didn't spend a lot of time here, in total we were only here for about a week, we nonetheless will remember certain aspects forever. Our first stop here was Panama City. We stayed in the old part of town, Casco Viejo, that is supposed to look a lot like La Habana. And the resemblance was indeed striking. So many streets could have easily been directly copied from La Habana. Unfortunately for ...
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