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... , which on our second to last day decided to flood all over my feet with you know what in it - nice - not! The San Blas islands were beautiful, in fact there are no words to describe how stunning they actually are. White powdery sands, hoards of fish, ...
... sleeping like sardines in the port the first night one guyed bailed and another girl got so sick she had to fly to Panama from the San Blas Islands. Even then 8 backpackers on a 40 ft boat was a tight fit but we eventually got use to it. & ...
Upon arrival at the San Blas islands, I decided to sleep up on deck under the stars. It was an awesome night, and the boat had finally stopped rocking. When the near full moon came up at midnight, I could see I was gunna enjoy this, but nothing ...
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San Blas Islands
Posted on Sep 22, 2009, 00:53:48
Flying into Panama City, and want to get to the San Blas Islands. First of all, which ones are good to go to for young single guys, who want a touch of civilization (bar, restaurant, nothing too crazy) but quiet small island feel with hammocks, the whole ...
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boat from Guatemala to Colombia
Posted on Jan 13, 2009, 13:37:23
... boats and on-board services. The trip usually takes 4 nights and 5 days and includes a 2 days stopover in San Blas Islands. At the Panama end, the boats either leave from the Portobelo Area or from Carti in San Blas, rather than Colón. Reliable information ...
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Safety in South America
Posted on Dec 4, 2006, 08:37:45
... to the Colombian side. Rough waters and you'll have to walk 4-5kms to the town on the Colombian side. Quite feasible but not without risk. Most people I met flew from Panama City to Cartegena or found a berth on a yacht via the San Blas islands.
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Countries not recommended
Posted on Aug 1, 2005, 22:05:12
... region has its ups and downs The other option is to take a boat, which works out more expensive than flying sometimes, and can take up to a week with stopovers, but you do get the opportunity to check out the San Blas islands of Panama if youre lucky
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