Studying Spanish in Bocas Del Toro
After a week studying Spanish intensively in Bocas del Toro, I’d made friends, improved my Spanish comprehension, vocabulary, and most importantly – my confidence!
View PostAfter a week studying Spanish intensively in Bocas del Toro, I’d made friends, improved my Spanish comprehension, vocabulary, and most importantly – my confidence!
View PostThe bike ride to Bluff Beach was tougher than I’d thought… and it left me huffing and puffing and hitching a ride from a cop! (total disclosure: I’m not in the best shape of my life)
View PostI’ve become a bit of a beach snob, but even I have to admit that Isla Bastimentos in Bocas del Toro is something special.
View PostToday’s Epiphany Brought to You By: Melissa Melissa Giroux is originally from Quebec, Canada. She is a full time backpacker and a travel blogger at abrokenbackpack.com. Travelling since June 2014, she is currently in Australia…
View PostSkip the headache, save time, and take the speedboat shuttle from Jaco to Montezuma (or Mal Pais)
View PostHow important is public transportation for traveling? The public transportation sector is one of the key components of a country’s thriving tourism industry. It paves the way for travellers to experience plenty of opportunities where…
View PostSan Jose wasn’t my favorite city, but Hotel Presidente makes a great base for exploring the capital, or crashing in comfort after a long trip.
View PostToday’s Quarter Life Epiphany Brought to You By Gemma Possessing no desire to hold down a permanent static job, Gemma is a professional Free Spirit, a *qualified* Photographer, Vlogger/Blogger and Global Degree Student. A serial…
View PostWhat better way to enjoy Mal Pais than with your own bungalow at this Italian-owned paradise?
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