La Coralina Bocas Town
Bluff Beach Road, Playa Paunch, Isla Colon Bocas Town, Isla Colon, Bocas del Toro, Panama
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From the Pacific to the Caribbean
01/12/12 08:00 breakfast time at La Coralina. g's having her usual, dark chocolate and shredded cocunut pancakes and I'm having scrambled eggs with tomatoes, peppers, onions and feta cheese with fresh fruit. surf is pounding the rocks below us as we sip our coffee and naranjo juice. yesterday we woke up too late to get a ride to town so we walked …
Sloths and red frogs
01/12/12 22:30 What a crazy day. Went into town and had a great sushi dinner with cheap cervezas and Gina had a $3 lemon grass martini. Visited our friend David who we talked with a lot last year. Happy to see Natural Mystic, a great little restaurant he opened 18 months ago, is doing well. I had bought a six pack of Atlas beer in town and had …
Bocas del toro
On Isla Colon, we stayed at La Coralina, a small hotel north of the hustle and bustle of Bocas Town. Isla Colon is the most developed of the Bocas del Toro Archipelago, and on the southern end of the island is the tourist ghetto of Bocas Town. That is where you can find cheap hostels, bars, restaurants, day trips, bric-a-brac and various other …
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... the Mar e Iguana was a laid back affair with a nice little bar and lots of friendly staff. One of the guys there arranged a snorkeling and tabla day for the next morning so after dinner we chilled in the bar and sacked out early.
The next day we were picked up at the hostel and taken back to town where we signed away our life for the tabla ride, apparently it can be dangerous as I was to find out. There were a total of ...
Oh wie schön ist Panama!
... mit Steffi, "usem Thurgau" vor allem einmal das internationale Essen und die täglichen (!) Ladies Nights, aber auch die vielen absolut umwerfenden Inselchen und Strände der Partygegendl Bocas del Toro.
Auf dem Rückweg aufs Festland fuhren wir an ein paar mittelgrossen Containerschiffen vorbei, die alle einen ganz tollen Duft verstömten: Chiquita-Schiffe, die vollbeladen auf die Überfahrt nach Deutschland, Frankreich und Italien warteten. Aah, Panama! =)
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