Hotel Laguna Bocas Town

... noen fine strender helt for en selv.<br>Bocas del Toro bestaar av tallrike oyer som er perfekt for aa utforske via baat, og er man heldig faar man folge av delfiner paa turen.<br><br>Det foles som om tiden staar stille her... en mister helt begrep om tiden. Det foles deilig, og det fratar all stress. Tiden blir erstattet med mañana mañana, og det er oyeblikket som teller.<br><br>" they say you should live the life you love, and love the life you live "<br>

*** PLANING *** <br><br>Dia de Buceo en Bocas del Toro. Hacer dos o tres inmersiones según veamos.<br><br>Hotel: Yellow Jack Hostal (www.yellow-jack.com) <br>Precios por Noche: Casa familiar (4 pax.) 80$ ( 14 &#8364; Aprox. por persona)

... in, with towels *nd w*ter *nd ice included. <br><br>Al *nd I, h*ving booked the tour, then went to e*t *t El Chitre, the loc*ls f*vorite for good ol P*n*m*ni*n style grub. It w*s che*p *nd filling *nd t*sty. Wh*t more c*n you *sk for. We then decided to check out the loc*l nightlife *nd ended up *t Igu*n*, * pl*ce th*t we h*d p*ssed on our e*rlier town tour *nd where we were given * flyer promising * l*dies night with free drinks for the l*dies from 9pm ...

... about diving today was the fact that I was the only diver so I got a one-on-one with the instructor. And we saw some cool things- a trumpet fish, massive lobsters and crabs, a toad fish, spotted drum, and jelly fish-firsthand, I have a sting to prove it! (Nothing too bad mom). It finally stopped raining on our way back in and it´s safe to say that we´re dry and happy now. But our sarongs and clothes are not. <br><br>Other than ...

... back to look around. Most of the sloths we saw were there for recovery, mainly from trauma related issues. Some may return to the wild while others will remain at the sanctuary forever as they are unable to return to the wild. We toured the workers feeding the babies, OH SO CUTE, I didn't want to stop watching. Once the tour was over, we ventured out on a trail named "the trail of the sloth" which was a very dense jungle ...

... Sarah was staying at to see about getting a bed (even though I knew not returning home would mean my parents having a heart attack). The hostel worker said they were full but for $8 he´d give me a key to the room that they used for emergencies only because the roof leaks and of course they floodgates had already opened up outside. After getting my key and sheets someone at the hostel thought the boat taxis might still be open. So one last attempt to save ...

... indians.. time will tell! im in for a night of drinking and maybe even a game of auzzy footbol - i met up with my buddies diego, coach, o town and hungry. we sat around and drank for a bit and decided to hit the local beach careneros sat around and beach bummed it hard. walked over to the pickled parrot and had a few with hungry.. went back to the main land isla colon got some creep and posted. later that night i encountered a ...

... and then I walked over the one lane, wood-deck bridge to the Panama side, only to find out that the guy who stamps passports had gone for lunch. Of course, this is a big deal in Panama, so they shut the border down every day while the guy eats. And man, he must eat a ton, because I ended up waiting over an hour just to get my entrance stamp. There was absolutely no real security or order - I could have walked right into Panama no questions asked, and I´m sure lots of people have ...

Had a lot of fun in my few days in Bocas Del Toro , a group of islands off the north west coast of Panama quite close to the Costa Rican border. Bocas is a hugely popular and very fast growing backpackers destination and its easy to understand why with the superb setting , watersports , beaches and buzzing nightlife. Highly enjoyable boat ride from Changuinola on mainland Panama to get over to Isla Colon , the main island of the Bocas ...