Puerto Azul

Hey everyone! Welcome to my travelogue. It's not quite as good as stowing away in my suitcase, but I'll try to make it the next best thing. This trip starts in Athens, Greece, and moves on through Portugal, Panama, Ecuador, Australia, New Zealand, Tahiti, ...

... in Limon there was a huge traffic jam that lasted for several blocks until we were able to make the turn south to Puerto Viejo. The radio stations in Costa Rica that play English music are really eclectic in their selection of music. For example, the ...

... through the clouds). After we´d checked into Caza Azul, home for the next 3 days, we jumped on a bus straight away into Puerto Montt, to confirm our Navimag ´cruise´.  When got to Puerto Montt we decided to check the weather for the next few ...

... by as we met another English person, Steven who was on his own and we got chatting about our travels.  When we arrived in Puerto Varas, Steven hadn't booked anywhere to stay so he tagged along with us.  It's nice to have other people to talk ...

20th January - Puerto Varas We had to come back to Puerto varas for an overnight so that we could catch the Navimag cruise tomorrow.  We stayed at the same hostal as before (Casa Azul), so everything seemed very familiar.  In the evening ...

... bit to the other side of Punta Uva where we had some tasty casados at the Ranchito Beach Restaurant. After driving back to Banana Azul we met up with the other guests and all headed into town for dinner at El Loco Natural. AWESOME food and live Caribbean ...

... a town trail around the suburbs to spot some national monuments – all wooden houses of German design or influence. Puerto Varas should normally sport great views across Lake Llanquihue towards the Osorno, Calbuco and Tronador volcanoes. Today, ...

... going back to Banana Azul for a dip in the ocean we drove to Playa Chaquita with Collin, Roberto and the other guests for an awesome dinner at Jungle Love. After returning to Banana Azul, Roberto and I stayed up talking and drinking beer until pretty ...

... this one, so rustic, all you need and always fun to look around at things you don't even need.  We continued to Banana Azul for dinner.  Ed had steak and I had a nice pasta dish.  I went online, we visited with other tourists and just ...

... vers le sud, alors que le ferry remontait vers Puerto Montt. On a ete super forts dans nos connections ferry - bus pour Puerto Aisen - bus pour Coyhaique - transfert a l aeroport de Balmaceda, avec un timing super serre et dans une region paumee ou ...

... go" or "here to stay" episode, you just never know.  We picked the perfect time if so as our visit to Puerto Viejo has been dynamic. The sun began poking through the clouds about 6:30 a.m. and was very beautiful with the reflections off the water ...

...  to drive until the road ended and that would be in the very small town of Manzanillo.  It is located about 15km from Puerto Viejo.  As you enter, you find a very quiet, very unique place, as if time has stood still.  There was a ...

... ; It was cooling off (so to say), clouds rolled in with another nice breeze.  We walked by Banana Azul (www.bananaazul.com), the "hip" place to stay in Puerto Viejo but not in my mind.  The walk back was pretty, a path leads the way through what ...