Bocas Inn Bocas Town

... over some great corals. Although the corals and fish weren´t as large as some we´ve seen before, the colors were great. There were corals of shades of purple, blue, magenta, and green that I´ve never seen before, as well as several other bright colors. We then made a brief stop to look up in the trees over the mangroves and sight a few sloths in the trees above. Our third stop was Red Frog Beach, a nearly empty white ...

... options *t the moment. People w*lk *round b*refoot on the s*ndy ro*ds (no t*r), everyone knows everyone *nd bicycle bells ring out to w*rn of oncoming pedding tr*ffic. Surfers mix with scub* shop owners *nd b*ckp*ckers *re everywhere. <br><br>We got off ne*r Boc*s W*ter Sports *nd he*ded str*ight for lunch, some delicous club s*ndwiches *nd cokes for * very che*p price *nd m*ssive portions! We then went to check into our hostel, Mondo T*itu, THE pl*ce to be *pp ...

... br>Spend the day walking around the island taking photos, sunbaking, swimming, relaxing and doing a hell of a lot of nothing!<br>Took the 5pm ferry to the mainland to get the 7pm bus to Panama City. I had arranged to couchsurf in Panama City with Miguel a guy I have been talking to since I started to plan my trip. I had his address and would be arriving at between 4-5am in the morning! Poor guy has to get up to let me in at that hour.

... in the two short days. Our cabin was the third of only three total. And being #3 it was at the top of the hill. This led us to a somewhat winded hike of about .25 miles each way any time we used the boat or had a meal. The meals were ASTOUNDING! For being in the jungle in what we both described as rustic luxury, the food was out of this world. The first night we had a vegetarian pesto pasta, but the last night&#8230;the big meal night&#8230 ...

... once we tasted the food. When we finally found another place that was open, we discovered the exact same menu, realizing that it must be the same owners/food...hahaha! Overall, had a great experience in Bocas and were so lucky with the weather as it's notoriously stormy this time of the year, 3 nights was just the right amount of time there, would go back in a heartbeat and you must stay at Olas! What up Yariv! Off to Boquete via Aeroperlas!!

... 3 bars and clubs, drink beer like it was water and enjoy the pounding beats of the tropical music. I found friendship with Jose, he wants so bad to speak English, he would come to me, ask me how to say "what is your name?" and then would take off and go ask someone, just to practice his English. The night turned into the next day and before long, it was after 2:00 a.m. There was one more club Jose wanted to ...

Woke to a view of the beautiful blue water this morning. After breakfast our casita manager Denise stopped in to say she was taking her family out past Coralina´s to Bluff Beach. We quickly changed and took her up on her offer to join. The road past Coralina´s was very unkempt and about a 1/2 mile past was the city dump. All of the garbage was not only on private property being dumped illegally, but was also piled up on the beach side of the road. But, if ...

... of Machu Pichu (which i cant even spell either!), i discuss poos, but sometimes,thats just the way we roll....... so annnnyway we made it to boco del torso, everyone in tow, in good spiritis and only a little shamed after the poo incident....... Bocas was really cool though, a set of islands on north east panama famed for the beautiful beaches and amazing surf.........to be honest "amazing surf" is now a negative for me and james after a particular bad incident ...

... is no such thing as a cr*p dive. There is a cr*p day at work, a cr*p waiting for a subway, even a cr*p food shopping experience, but a cr*p dive, methinks not. Unless of course you lost a leg in a freak giant crab accident, in which case that would be pretty cr*p. You'd have a great story to go with the peg leg though. ' He has a point...I did see a sting ray I guess....and I still have both legs....no freak giant crab accident this time....

... them away! One seemed to be tuna which is OK, but the other certainly had baracuda looks...it actually looked identical to this picture in the link and they live around the reefs of this area: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barracuda Funnily, when we arrived at the beach at Hospital Point there were "private" signs all over the place. So when an old american man came up to us after landing we thought he was going to tell ...