Category Archives: Weather

    PHOTO LINK —>>  https://photos.app.goo.gl/2GwL63q425M5AWud8 Chiapas, Mexico Puerto Chiapas is the southernmost port on Mexico’s Pacific coast, the closest port to the Guatemalan border, was our entry port into Mexico. It is relatively new port, built in 1975, and … Continue reading →

  PHOTO ALBUM–>>       https://photos.app.goo.gl/kHB3vSm1Y1BRXjzD9 Cerro Verde It was magnificent weather when we drove to Cerro Verde for the day. We set off early, still the massive roadworks near Sonate held us up. They look to be rebuilding … Continue reading →

  PHOTO LINK—->>   https://photos.app.goo.gl/qz2JxYnK98kEwL5CA   Herradura Is the closest town to where we are located at Bahia de Sol Marina. To get there by car is 40 kilometers, by dinghy it is just over 3 miles. We had intended to … Continue reading →

  PHOTOS HERE —>>. https://photos.app.goo.gl/R13sUCgwSGqUhfMq7 Back in El Salvador Our plane arrived in El Salvador at 10:30am.  Don and Andy met us at the airport in a rental car. They suggested we drive back via Libertad where we could have … Continue reading →

  PHOTO’S LINK—–>>    https://photos.app.goo.gl/3H7C52ojUdq7dXXa7 Travel delays Off we set for Bermuda with many plans of what  to do: maintenance on our house and Airbnb, house sitting for our son, being daycare for two grandchildren and other expectations of walks, … Continue reading →

  Off to El Salvador PHOTO ALBUM:  https://photos.app.goo.gl/6FFoZFXibrdwWq1C7 We left Puesto Del Sol Marina, chugged down the river and were out into the Pacific again. The plan was to head into a bay at the very northern end of Nicaragua. … Continue reading →

  PHOTOS ——>>   https://photos.app.goo.gl/gidKt6w53VobKtpQ8 Bahia Santa Elena The passage to Bahia San Elana was lovely. The shoreline and off shore islands looked to be wild and exotic. This enormous bay was our pit-stop before heading to Nicaragua. We wanted … Continue reading →

  PHOTO LINK —>>  https://photos.app.goo.gl/kQ66i7BZhUj4Ymrr5 Playa Pallena, Tamber We succeeded with our dinghy landing on the beach! We chose what looked to be the calmest area. John prepped the wheels ahead of time, (they are best 1/2 way down), had … Continue reading →

  PHOTO LINK —>>  https://photos.app.goo.gl/kQ66i7BZhUj4Ymrr5 Puerto Jimenez Osa Peninsula Aeeshah crossed the Golfito Dulce, the large gulf that in itself is very unique. This gulf is a tropical fjord formed from of the force of tectonic plates, due to internal … Continue reading →

  PHOTOS —>> https://photos.app.goo.gl/L5g25K93mENAvLdn9 Golfito,  While still awaiting the arrival of the new engine part, we got on with what we needed and wanted to get done, plus enjoyed all the beautiful parrots and macaws we saw everyday. Dinghy wheels … Continue reading →