Sailing trip Panama to Colombia
Cartagena to Panama, San Blas
Having experiencing the best weather so far this year on on our recent fabulous trip with a great group of people on the boat Panama to Cartagena. With calm seas, gentle breezes and sensational sunsets.
We are preparing to return to paradise soon sailing on a trip from Cartagena to Panama. Where we look forward to sharing some time sailing in paradise with another group of happy travelers.
We hope you can join us too.
On our island hoping sailing adventures we visit beautiful mostly uninhabited islands through the San Blas Archipelago of Panamá.
These remote coral atolls with their coconut palm lined white sandy beaches are surrounded by pristine coral reefs with an abundance of sealife. Where you can walk off the beach and after a short swim, enjoy snorkeling through an aquatic wonderland.
After a day of swimming, snorkeling, playing and relaxing under the shade of the coconut palms. There is nothing better than a beach bonfire on a remote uninhabited island.
Join us on one of our voyages from Panama to Colombia or visa versa.
Pelorus Jack was a Risso’s dolphin that was famous for meeting and escorting ships through a stretch of water in Cook Strait, New Zealand, for 24 years between 1888 and 1912.
Photographic records indicate that Pelorus Jack was a Risso’s dolphin, a species that’s incredibly hard to find in New Zealand. He was often described as white or albino.
Pelorus Jack was first seen around 1888 when it appeared in front of the schooner Brindle when the ship approached French Pass, a channel located between D’Urville Island and the South Island. When the members of the crew saw the dolphin bobbing up and down in front of the ship, they wanted to kill him, but the captain’s wife talked them out of it. To their amazement, the dolphin then proceeded to guide the ship through the narrow channel. And for years thereafter, he safely guided almost every ship that came by. With rocks and strong currents, the area is dangerous to ships, but no shipwrecks occurred when Jack was present.
Jack was last seen in April 1912. There were various rumors connected to his disappearance, including fears that foreign whalers might have harpooned him. However, research suggests that Pelorus Jack was an old anima, so it is likely that he died of natural causes
BY HASNAIN
An irrelevant though fabulous tale.
We love our dolphin friends that regularly visit us during our sailing voyages from Panama to Colombia
Pre quarantine/lockdown memories. On an awesome island hopping sailing adventure through the islands and coral reefs of the Archipelago de San Blas from Cartagena to Panama.
We’ll be back again soon.
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I could never stay long enough on the shore; the tang of the untainted, fresh and free sea air was like a cool, quieting thought.
-Helen Keller-
Join us soon on one of our island hopping sailing adventures from Cartagena to Panama or Panama to Colombia via uninhabited islands the San Blas archipelago.
A simply awesome experience!
San Blas Archipelago, Panama also known as Kuna Yala, consists of 365 coral attols, islands To this day it remains one of the best kept secrets in the Caribbean. Providing an idilic opportunities for an island hopping sailing adventure. The best and most authentic way to discover, explore and enjoy San Blas is by sailing among its islands with white sandy, coconut palm lined beaches and exquisite turquoise waters. Join us on board Ave Maria, sailing from Panama to Colombia or vice versa and we will take you to the best remote and uninhabited islands with fabulous snorkeling opportunities. At choice locations with pristine, vibrant coral, ship wrecks and plentiful sea life for you to immerse yourself in.
The ocean stirs the heart, Inspires the imagination and brings eternal joy to the soul.
A new year and a new decade. We feel so grateful that the universe allows us to continue to enjoy this wonderful island hopping sailing adventure between the enchanting Colombian city of Cartagena and Portobelo, Panamá via the extraordinary San Blas Islands onboard the beautiful Ave Maria Sailboat, Definitely a part of our life that will remain for ever in our souls.
The magic that this brings. Including the opportunity to share this experience with people from all over the world and get to know all these different and special human beings has being a pretty good way to spend our time.
Thanks to everyone who have past time in our home and shared this experience with us.
We hope that this year we will continue enjoy paradise and get to know more amazing people as we share these adventures in paradise.
Come and join us soon on one of our fabulous island hopping sailing adventures from Panama to Colombia via the San Blas Islands
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Join us on a awesome island hopping sailing adventure.
Sailing from Colombia to Panama via the San Blas Islands or visa versa.
Restricted to smalls groups of 10 people, never more. Solo travellers or couples. Limited availability so we recommend that to avoid disappointment you confirm a reservation asap.
Ave Maria, a classic cruising sailboat designed to perform well at sea while providing a safe comfortable ride.
The best way to visit San Blas, Panama and travel between South and Central America.
We are like islands in the sea, separate on the surface but connected in the deep.
San Blas Islands, Panamá.
Sailing trip from Cartagena, Colombia to Panama
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I could never stay long enough on the shore; the tang of the untainted, fresh and free sea air was like a cool, quieting thought.
~Helen Keller
@avemariasailing
http://www.avemariasailing.com
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#centralamericatrip
Sailing trip Panama to Colombia 