As we entered Bocas del Toro, the wrath of the old Inca gods descended upon us and sent bucket after bucket of rain down on us. Some claim it was just an ordinary rainy season, others vow by a slight
The wettest rainy season and driest dry season
Setting up a new routine
The whole idea of taking an extensive break from sailing in Panama was to have a homebase for a while that facilitates exploring and getting to know a new country and its cultures, yet enables to establish a sound, more
More repairs and improvements
It is said that boats are like women. They have a mind of their own and are in constant need of TLC. If you ignore that last fact, you better prepare for some serious maintenance. If you lack the time,
Panama – Working down the to-do list
Several months have passed since the last blog. No, we did not fall of the face of the earth, nor were we swallowed by the Bermuda triangle… We are all alive and kicking, safe and sound, in Bocas del Toro,