Posada Bogavante
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Carribean beaches
... for a while (and had been traveling around Europe).
Later, while having an Empanada for dinner, I met a young girl called Scarlett, daugther of the owner, studying and selling frensh fruit juices (in anotehr village), really intelligent girl, having made lots of research on Venezolean and European politics, history and culture - I was really impressed !
Went to sleep by midnight.
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Lifes a beach in Venezuela
... ID'd, searched, questioned and ripped off for a little money ($5 "luggage fee"?). We got to the next bus station, got ripped off again, then i (mistakenly, like an idiot) gave some clown double the amount for the bus fare, and then we were off again on another overnight bus. The bus was full so we sat up front with the driver, who had a thing for over the top american 80's music on full blast all night long. We got to be buddies with the bus driver and had a ...
The Beach!
... sun was sooo hot that the water felt great. WE went into town later that night and had a nice dinner. (I had bisteak and rice .. there is a picture of it) and the next day we got up really early and payed a guy to take us to Cayo Sombrero. (an island. Chichiriviche is known for the many tropical islands close by) the boat ride was scary at first because the ocean was kind of rough. but I got used to it . It took about twenty minutes. WE got to the island around 9:30 and it ...
Camping on my own (almost) private island :o)
... they got off on some other island much closer than mine, but still I think I should have got some refund and it was enough to re-ignite my moodiness from the lousy taxi driver the night before.
The boat ride to Cayo Sombrero was actually pretty cool though. We were speeding through mangroves and past the other islands before eventually pulling up at one of the two beaches on Cayo Sombrero. It´s actually quite a large island with both beaches several hundred metres long. ...
Beaches and Bikinis
... booty shakin action. I was a little to shy to jump in :) Plus, there was some pretty spicy dancing going on, especially considering the size of bikinis around here.
On day two we took another boat to Cayo Sombrero, the most beautiful of the keys. The water was even clearer than Cayo Sal and we snorkeled around the reef a bit. Even though I used sun block every hour, I am now a golden brown and the salty Caribbean ...
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