Island Camp
We spent the day visiting some different islands and picked a nice place to pitch a tent on an empty beach. The pictures say it all. Camping in paradise.
After a while, some Kuna’s came by in a canoe and we shouted “langosta!?” They had nice ones and were happy to come make a sale. Fresh lobster on a deserted island. A few hours later another group paddled by and we did the same thing. We literally bought them out.
We also asked them to climb up and grab some coconuts for us. The Kuna own all the islands collectively and it’s illegal to take a coconut if you are not a Kuna. We hear it’s a $500 USD fine.
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Nice to read from you guys! We are more than amazed to see that you keep publishing one entry a day! You should have super powers! Congratulations for the pictures!
Take care and enjoy!
Alright… stay there I’m on my way now! I have the next flight booked out of AUS. LOL
I really do wish I were with you all. Looks amazing.
These pics are amazing. And the langostas look tasty. How does one become a Kuna?
stunningly beautiful. wish I was there!
Ummmmm. Beautiful!
Wow! You guys are stirring up another adventure in me! I am really enjoying the pics; it’s like being there with ya. Take care and be safe. Peace!
Nice background photo, that guy has some amazing form. Where you kids at? We are back in Taganga now.
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