Monkeys, stolen shoes, rocky jungle path to a small lost city, sand flies, coincidentally running into Joni + Karo while they looked for gold on the beach, crazy salsa party with loads of Aguadiente served by camp owner Giovanni, who obviously had a little crush on us, beautiful beaches with way too many people on them - which contrary to what the book said didn't contribute to the feeling of wondering off the beaten path, very nice night in hammocks over the sand and across the leaf-cutter ant path, with a very charming guy called José providing us with just the right amount of a push in the hamock every time we seemed to be running out of movement and when we thanked him answered 'de nada, mi amor'
Monday, March 7, 2016
Tayrona NP - a summary
written mostly by Catha!
Monkeys, stolen shoes, rocky jungle path to a small lost city, sand flies, coincidentally running into Joni + Karo while they looked for gold on the beach, crazy salsa party with loads of Aguadiente served by camp owner Giovanni, who obviously had a little crush on us, beautiful beaches with way too many people on them - which contrary to what the book said didn't contribute to the feeling of wondering off the beaten path, very nice night in hammocks over the sand and across the leaf-cutter ant path, with a very charming guy called José providing us with just the right amount of a push in the hamock every time we seemed to be running out of movement and when we thanked him answered 'de nada, mi amor'
Monkeys, stolen shoes, rocky jungle path to a small lost city, sand flies, coincidentally running into Joni + Karo while they looked for gold on the beach, crazy salsa party with loads of Aguadiente served by camp owner Giovanni, who obviously had a little crush on us, beautiful beaches with way too many people on them - which contrary to what the book said didn't contribute to the feeling of wondering off the beaten path, very nice night in hammocks over the sand and across the leaf-cutter ant path, with a very charming guy called José providing us with just the right amount of a push in the hamock every time we seemed to be running out of movement and when we thanked him answered 'de nada, mi amor'
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