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Sail Colombia to Panama

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Sail Colombia to Panama by boat I came sailing to Cartagena in 2006 on my own sailboat. I had just bought it second-hand in Isla Margarita in Venezuela. Arriving in the beautiful city of Cartagena I fell in love with it right away. I lived on my boat in Club Nautico for about 6 months [...]

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San Blas Sailing

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San Blas Sailing – Panama to Colombia Cruise The water is crystal clear. You can see the sandy bottom all the way down two-three meters there under the boat. You get ready to jump in the blue – turquoise water and wonder what to expect. When you hit the water is like a nice warm,

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Wild Card GPS Positions

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Wild Card GPS Position [gem_divider margin_top="40"] Here you and your family can track the progress of Wild Card cruise online and in real-time. Be aware that the captain pushes the GPS tracking button manually at uneven intervals. So, there might be a few hours between two-way point. This is normal and does mean that there

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Hurricane season in San Blas, Panama and Colombia

Hurricane season in San Blas Islands, Panama and Colombia

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Hurricane season in San Blas Islands, Panama and Colombia Hurricane season for the northern hemisphere is from June to December every year. At this time of the year, tropical depressions are formed north of the equator in the Atlantic Ocean. These tropical depressions travel in a north-westerly direction towards the Caribbean. Some of these tropical

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Rainy season in San Blas Islands, Panama and Colombia

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Rainy season in San Blas, Panama and Colombia The rainy season for the Caribbean coast of Colombia and Panama starts already in April/May and lasts until the beginning of December. We understand that many are concerned about the rainy season. No one wants to get the whole vacation spoiled by pouring rain every day, but

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San Blas Sailing Itinerary

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San Blas Sailing Itinerary This is a typical San Blas Sailing itinerary of a 5 day all-inclusive San Blas with Mintaka. However, it serves as a good example for any of the trips. The duration of the sailing trip is 5 days with an additional half a day sailing from Portobelo to San Blas. You

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Sailing the San Blas Archipelago

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Sailing the San Blas Archipelago Sailing between tiny Caribbean islands on a private sailboat is literary a wet dream for many travelers. The Panama-Colombian Sailboats is a truly great opportunity to live out this dream for a fair price while doing the anyway necessary task of getting transport between Colombia and Panama. For the same

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Amazing Race Norway Winners on Santana

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Amazing Race Norway Winners on Santana Morten and his brother Truls won in 2012 the first season of Amazing Race Norway. After visiting India, Dubai, Thailand, Vietnam, Australia, China, Norway, and Kazakhstan Morten and Truls could drive out in their brand new Subaru XV each and a cash price. In January 2013 Morten was traveling

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