InterContinental Miramar Panama
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Panama Canal!
We have a couple of days in Panama, so obviously we had to go see the canal. So after getting a bit lost to get there, we made it to Miraflores locks, the first set of locks that ships enter in the canal when entering from the Pacific. The canal is pretty impressive, 50km of canal through the Panamanian mountains. It is, since 31st Dember 1999, …
Finally here
We weren't sure whether we would be able to drive to Panama, after yesterday, we very nearly didn't make it due to the roads in Costa Rica, but due to some hard work and driving, we did. Ciudad Neily, where we stayed last night was about 20km from the border, and we headed off early this morning to our final Central American country. The border …
In Panama
I am out of Nicragua and now in Panama. On Sunday (the 26th) Cicely, Alicia (both volunteers from my group), Alicia´s fiancé, Isaías, and Jenny Lee (nica 37´s favorite volunteer) all went out to the Intercontinental hotel for the Cicely´s and my last "goodbye" champagne brunch. For four hours we engorged ourselves with champagne, lobster tail & …
Enjoying rainy season in Panama
... Remy was able to rent a boat from the Smithsonian, so the three of us went out exploring the islands and reefs. It was another rainy day, but we still had a great time. The reefs were awesome, as well as the cool looking fish. Towards the end of the day, the propeller hit rock and broke. The transmitter wasn't working and the cell wasn't getting any reception, so we oared to shore, where LUCKILY, there was an expat, John, who was home and let us use ...
Central America. Against all odds.
... was the word “Cartegena” over and over again. We were headed back to Colombia, two hours along the coast from where we first took off some ten hours before that morning. Pulling an air host aside we politely asked what was happening and he explained in English that due to a strong storm in Panama we had circled for so long that we didn't have enough fuel to land so, in turn had to turn back to Cartegena, refuel and start the leg again. Again we sat back ...
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- Fitness/Health center
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility