La Veranda Bocas Town

Bocas Town Bocas Town, Isla Colon, Bocas del Toro, Panama

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our beautiful room in hotel "la veranda"
Bocas del Toro, Panama
 

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Bocas birthday bash

A travel blog entry by 2monkeys

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Moving faster than we'd originally thought we made it into Panama early enough to get to the offshore paradise of Bocas del Toro. So it was back to island life and pace for a few days, hanging out, snorkeling and watching fishes, island hopping in lanchas and getting over post birthday hangovers (linz), We stayed in a lovely little place called the …

Coffee, Canals & Catamarans

A travel blog entry by layla_chris

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Bocas Del Toro 29th June – 2nd July

Arriving into Panama was an experience in itself, having crossed the border into Costa Rica in local fashion we decided that we should do the same on the crossing to Panama. We had done a little internet reading so had a vague idea of what to expect; a dodgy bridge with planks missing and no signs …

Bananas and Busiest Weekend - La Feria del Mar

A travel blog entry by weemcd

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One interesting, and non wildlife related, thing we did on the Caribean coasts of Costa Rica and Panama, was see endless miles of banana plantations from the buses we were travelling on. We also stopped in a banana village on our way to Tortuguero. First we saw the hectares of banana trees complete with chemical filled blue plastic bags to protect …

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Bocas Del Toro

A travel blog entry by phranc.lamm

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... on the tour; Mariko and I, a couple from England and a couple of girls from Italy. Our guides were also Italian, a father-son pair certified for diving. There was also El Capitan from Panama who drove the boat.

Our first stop was Bahia Delfine, or Dolphin Bay. Along with a couple of other boats we scanned the area for dolphins and managed to see a few, though they didn't come very close to the boat. We then passed through ...

Beach time at Bocas

A travel blog entry by simon.caryn

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... again, which was just as strange (they wanted to count all the dollars we had on us) – but eventually got our stamps.

Then onto a shuttle van, rammed full with other travellers (a little too full, but at least it was only an hour) which then took us to Almirante. From there it was a water taxi to Bocas Town and another water taxi to Red Frog Beach on Isla Bastimentos, where we were staying. We were contemplating where to stay as there are a few islands ...