Kaya's Place Puerto Viejo

... a crazy jungle path into the wilderness. We see the sign for recepcion and Daan (the dutch owner) show us to our place. Holy ****! Nothing short of amazing. Incredibly intricate wood work makes the place up ... complete with two hammocks in the living room, an outdoor shower a beautiful bedroom and kitchen, it's "roughing it" luxury. I mean we are literally living outside amoung the wildlife. it's crazy! We hit the beach for a while and then head to ...

... Rentals who is dishonest and rude - charges $24 one day and $40 the next for a scooter. Of course he didn't get my business and I hope you will avoid him too. The other is Jamallie, a local craft vendor who beat me out of $30....but that was my fault for believing that he would deliver me the hammock I asked him to bring me from another town like he said he would do if I gave him the money up front. I know better but thought I would give him the chance to prove ...

... wild, both species are host to a rich plumage of algae, which helps hide them from predators, and supports a population of moths. Sloths are prey for eagles, snakes, and large cats, but most of the sloths at the sanctuary are victims of human activity. The Sloth Sanctuary was founded by Judy and Luis Arroyo, two animal lovers who took in an orphaned baby sloth in 1992. They searched for information on sloths to find out how to better care for the newly ...

... went for a bike ride to the next town along from Puerto Viejo but as Natasha´s bike broke on the way back the long bike ride turned into an even longer walk! Me, Rachael and Ellie spent the day searching for bracelets on the market that would give us the traveller vibe and after some successful bartering we are now looking like true travellers/tramps! The evening was spent listening to a good band in a bar before heading to bed ready for our exit from Puerto Viejo the following morning.

... it had a good swimming pool and the beach was just 50 metres across a dirt road. However all over the place there was a feeling that "low life" were waiting for tourists to leave their bags without guard. There was a 24 hour rasta guard with a machete and a rifle walking around our hotel, there was an attempt to break into our car (we can see the sign of a metal bar but they didnt break the window....) and some Dutch guests had some of ...

... Bocas del Toro as we had a few changes along the way. Bocas, as the area is known, is a cluster of Islands in the Caribbean off the coast of Panama and close to the Costa Rican border. We headed up to David bus station and were herded onto a bus straight away for Changuinola our first drop off point. When we arrived at Changuinola our friendly bus driver showed us where to get the bus to Calle 60 ...

... das Rueckspiel von Liv**pool bei Int** Mailand zu sehen. Wied** ein Sieg fu** meine "Reds"! :-) Zurueck im Hotel **hielten wir den Schluessel fu**s neue Zimm** (das Gepaeck war natu**lich noch nicht wie v**sprochen transporti**t worden...). Fazit: Das neue Zimm** hatte we***** Licht und nicht ganz dichte Moskitonetze, dafu** eine bess**e Dusche. :-) (Nicht dass hi** d** falsche Eindruck entsteht: wir waren mit dem Hotel ansonsten total zufrieden!) Nach dem Umzug zog ...