Bocas del Toro is hereby renamed to Bocas del Boring! Sure, we had some really good parties and met some awesome people... But, there is always a but... The beaches aren't that good and it's a bit of a hassle to get to them, the snorkling and diving is pretty poor, other activities like surfing etc. isn't all that shít either. Overall, Bocas = thumbs down. There's better places all over South n Central America. Los tres spoonadores spent three days in Bocas del...

Wow! What a fantastic sail trip from Cartagena to El Porvenir, Panama through the San Blas Islands! Los tres spoonadores were prolly very lucky with both our boat, captain and fellow sailors. We didn't get to do much research about it as we left kinda in a rush. Our boats name was Sacanagem, and the french/brasilian captain Federico has been sailing for 40 years. After a quick meeting with him the day before departure we decided that thing appeared to be as they ...

Catching up... Caught another nightbus from Bucaramanga to Santa Marta where I spent a couple of days. Nice town, not to busy. Basically where u arrange your Ciudad Perdida trek. How can u go to the Lost City if it's lost? Shouldn't it be called the Found City, formerly known as the Lost City? Confused... Due to different body parts not co-operating properly I had to postpone the trek, tho it actually ended up with being skipped all together. Instead I spent a c...

Have u ever had the feeling that u didn´t belong at a specific place or at a certain happening? Sure... But have u ever had the feeling that not only did u not belong there, but that u REALLY DID NOT belong there? I had that feeling just the other day in Puerto la Cruz, when a dude from Oz and I found ourselves in the middle of a Venezuelan college graduation-party with hundreds of people. Parents, siblings, friends, graduates... and two tourists... us... But th...

The spoon in Venezuela just arrived Puerto la Cruz on the eastern part of the coast after 16 hours on nightbuses from Santa Elena. Returned from the Roraima trek y'day with several blisters and stiff bodyparts... but man, what a f***ing magical trek that was!! Right after last blog entry, two more people arrived and our group, the undestructable five, was formed. The 6 days trek costs 2350 bolivares all included, aka with a guide, porters, food and equipment. Wi...