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Bocas_880S1492_View of Panama City skyline at dawn at the airport_


Bocas_880S1493_Our flight on Aeroperlas to Bocas del Toro from Panama City_


Bocas_880S1503_View of Panama City Skyline_


Bocas_880S1513_Panama Canal from above - just past the Miraflores locks_


Bocas_880S1518_One of the Islas in Bocas del Toro_


Bocas_880S1529_Cocomo by the sea - the B&B we stayed at in Bocas Del Toro - this is their front deck!_


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Bocas_880S1538_Our lunch restaurant on Craw Cay - this place was beautiful!_


Bocas_880S1548_Craw cay is mostly on stilts above the water - to walk between locations - you have to walk on a raised path_


Bocas_880S1552_Some larger fish were literally chasing these fish out of the water as you can see them jumping here_


Bocas_880S1553_1_Big fish roaming around the dock at Craw Cay_


Bocas_880S1559_The restaurant dock at Craw Cay - we took in a bit too much sun, but how couldn't you with this view!_


Bocas_880S1567_71_A local girl picked up this shell fish for us - when you breath on it - it came out for a few seconds, and then went back in._


Bocas_880S1567_79_The softest sand and warmest waters await you at Red Frog beach - + it's not crowded!_


Bocas_880S1567_The natives used these tiny boats to get around_


Bocas_880S1568_Red frogs at red frog beach_


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Bocas_880S1575_As they were smaller then we thought, it was tough to find the red frogs at first - but if you keep a sharp eye, you can find them in the bush pretty easily_


Bocas_880S1591_Turns out that the red frogs are poisionous, but only if their venom is injected into your bloodstream, so your pretty much safe (unless you do some weird things with the frogs)_


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Bocas_880S1626_38_View from our B&B in Bocas del Toro_


Bocas_880S1626_A few kids were playing on the next dock_


Bocas_880S1632_Us at Cocomo by the Sea_


Bocas_880S1637_Cocomo by the Sea (B&B) dock_


Bocas_880S1643_Cocomo by the Sea (B&B) dock_


Bocas_880S1656_Our view from our hotel on Isla Carenero at the Casa Acuario_


Bocas_880S1667_The views from Carenero were wonderful_


Bocas_880S1682_These pictures helped us get a free 2 night stay at the Casa Acuario - what a beautiful room!_


Bocas_880S1690_Casa Acuario Pics_


Bocas_880S1708_Casa Acuario Pics_


Bocas_880S1715_Luckily - these were the good guys - police with semi-automatics roaming the waters_


Bocas_880S1717_Us enjoying some R&R at Casa Acuario on Isla Carenero_


Bocas_880S1731_Steps to paradise on our beach walk_


Bocas_880S1761_Casa Acuario Front_


Bocas_880S1763_View from our bedroom windows of the main Bocas del Toro island - Isla Colon_


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Bocas_880S1790_View from our beach walk on Isla Carenero_


Bocas_880S1793_This tree's trunk looked like fins off a whale - they were huge!_


Bocas_880S1798_The root systems were wild on the Isla_


Bocas_880S1801_While we were taking a look at some of the trees - Jaimie noticed a cob web - and, of course, a friendly spider in the center. Wouldn't want to walk into that!_


Bocas_880S1802_We also found a pre-historic looking iguana next to us our on beach walk_


Bocas_880S1803_These spiders are ugly!_


Bocas_880S1812_Ok - maybe the spiders aren't so friendly_


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Bocas_880S1818_Island life at it's best_


Bocas_880S1821_Another native house in ruins yet still inhabited_


Bocas_880S1830_Despite their (at least perceived) poverty, the local spirits were high - these kids loved getting their photos taken_


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Bocas_880S1833_The kids were all giggles when the camera pointed at them_


Bocas_880S1839_Many of the locals have their own canoes - using them to cross to the main island_


Bocas_880S1842_49_We took a few jumps off the dock of Casa Acuario - gorgeous warm waters!_


Bocas_880S1843_48_We took a few jumps off the dock of Casa Acuario - gorgeous warm waters!_


Bocas_880S1844_We took a few jumps off the dock of Casa Acuario - gorgeous warm waters!_


Bocas_880S1850_Another sunset view from our hotel room window at Casa Acuario_


Bocas_880S1855_1_While I was selling the hotel photos, Jaimie was making friends with the owner's parrot, Maco._


Bocas_880S1872_Joanna, the owner of Casa Acuario, thought it would be a good time to get a professional photo of her and Maco - since she was trading the photos for 2 nights._


Bocas_880S1879_We took of to the Amador causeway in Panama City - while we had a 7 hour layover from our flight from Bocas to Lima_


Bocas_880S1881_Our last view of Panama City from the Amador Causeway_


Bocas_880S1885_It was so hard to grab a picture of the local native dress, not very many in Panama City_



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