Hotel da Pietro Cartagena
Bocagrande, Carrera 3 No. 4-401 Cartagena, 4401, Colombia
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Family matters
... of the pool, avoiding any interaction with Colombia logistics.
Day 4 - Literally baked ourselves on the roof of our hotel. I honestly don't know if I have ever been so hot in my entire life. I wish I had a picture of my dad reading his book in the pool because it was literally to hot to even sit outside. But it was relaxing and nice to read and not try to make our way around anywhere. We then went into the city at night (which was incredibly ...
Die Ruhe nach dem Sturm
Heute ging es erst mal geruhsam los: zumindest habe ich etwas länger geschlafen als sonst, dann folgte ein langes, ausgedehntes Frühstück, Abhängen im Liegestuhl (inkl. eines kleinen Nickerchens) und den Herrgott einen guten Mann sein lassen... Bei den meisten sind die Lebensgeister erst mittags wieder zurückgekehrt, denn mit um halb vier ins Bett gehen, war ich noch eine von den ...
Coastal Colombia
... to the hostel! Gross! But he was the owner who just chilled out so luckily we never saw him again!! Next morning, I headed to school at 7.30am. Same school as bogota and thought I would continue to do another week in Cartagena! Left early so I wouldn't get lost, and plus coz they said it was a kinda dodgy area... So I thought great... But find my way completely fine and arrive when only 2 pol are there when class starts at 8am. One teacher ...
Medellin and Cartagena
... wall from the outside, trying to get in....chunk chunk chunk! We heard wild horses galloping by and monkeys scratching on the door....
On the 200th anniversary for Cartagena´s independence we had some drinks in the hostel, as we were leaving we bumped in to some Colombians standing outside...they were doing shots in a small plactic cup straight from the bottle. And there was Nilsson, a larger than life guy who didn´t speak English but talked about sex as "in, ...
Paradise Does Have Its Price!!!
... would be a shame. My route from Panama City has taken over a week with chicken buses, fast boats, kayaks, donkey carts, Colombian van shuttles and even a beat up old Toyota pickup truck helping to complete the journey.
This last day of bridging the Darien Gap has been an all day affair and truly a once in a lifetime experience. And I use "once" in the strictest sense of the word. I only want to experience ...



