We have very much enjoyed time spent with our lovely Swiss friends on Makani, Claudio being of Italian extraction ….or could the attraction be an incy winsy bit of Italian in James which has finally been allowed free rein? James has been heavily influenced in his attempt to be as cool as Claudio! Life […]
We are once again back in East Holandes Cays within an easy dinghy ride of the Hot Tub anchorage, where there is a reef of coral that is just so pretty and varied it has earned itself the name of The Japanese Garden. The fish are equally colourful and varied and James even spied a […]
We only stayed one night in the anchorage at Nargana before moving on to Green Island where we met up with the rest of the Rally boats for a fun social time. On the first night we had sundowners on a tiny, sandy, deserted island followed by a pancake supper on OR with Willem and […]
After a fabulous 4 days on our deserted island we moved on to Rio Diablo and the town of Nargana joined with the island of Corazon de Jesus. We went ashore and explored, finding some fruit and veg and wonderful fresh bread. The Gunas here still lead a very simple life but it is one […]
Our explorations through the back streets of Cartagena unveiled amazing statues, street art, sculptures and architecture. We have so many photos just trying to capture the essence of the city. We have also had a brilliant time experiencing the night life. It is every bit as vibrant as Santa Marta if a little more ‘touristy’ […]
We are now in Cartagena which is totally stunning. We came into the city via the northern passage and are now anchored within a stone’s throw of Plaza San Pedro Claver. We have cycled miles around the old town and all the way out to the furthest reaches of the Boca Grande skyscrapers. James has […]
We had a rip roaring passage to Puerto Valero (an anchorage enroute to Cartagena) but it wasn’t without its dramas! On the approach to where Rio Magdalena runs into the sea at Barranquilla, there is an astonishing visible dividing line of muddy river water and bright blue sea. The wind was up and we were […]
We are loving Columbia. The people are friendly, the town is bustling and full of colour and the countryside is fascinating. We’ve cycled miles, eaten local food (with no detrimental effects), had a real challenge to understand the language and currency (5,000 pesos = £1), socialised and been on a guided tour to Quebrada Valencia […]
The passage from Aruba to Colombia around the Peninsula de la Guajira has a really bad reputation, capable of producing horrible seas and ferocious winds. However, we were fortunate that it was not for us! As the Rally started, we had a break in the weather and our trip was lovely – even if a […]
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