Saludos a todos desde Panamá,
Ayer comencé a relatar nuestro precioso viaje a la isla caribeña de San Andrés, que pese a contar con apenas 27 kilómetros cuadrados, cuenta con unos rincones bellísimos. Debido a su ecosistema, biodiversidad y hermosos paisajes, el Archipiélago de San Andrés fue nombrado reserva de la biosfera por la UNESCO.
Nos alquilamos una mula (aquí veis al magnífico conductor Oscar al volante) para recorrer la carretera que bordea toda la costa de la isla. Disfrutamos del hermoso panorama y la variedad de atractivos a lo largo de nuestro recorrido desde el sector occidental hasta regresar por la costa de San Luis a North End, la principal población de la isla, donde se concentra el comercio, el aeropuerto, las sedes administrativas y oficiales, bancos, restaurantes y la mayoría de los hoteles.
Una de las paradas fue para almorzar en las Terrazas del Rincón de la Langosta... Adivinad qué pedimos de comer... Obviamente, una deliciosa langosta a la brisa del mar escuchando el rumor de las olas. Después de semejante almuerzo, seguimos la ruta en mula por el West View donde se encuentran los mejores lugares de buceo de la isla como La Piscinita, el acuario natural perfectamente conservado donde se observan gran cantidad de peces multicolores.
Ya llegando a la costa de San Luis, la parte oriental, se aprecia la arquitectura típica de la región por sus casas de madera pintadas y cuenta con el más puro ambiente caribeño, música reggae incluida. Además, es el lugar perfecto para practicar deportes acuáticos relacionados con el viento, como el kite puesto que a este lado de la costa es donde más fuerte sopla.
La isla os la recomiendo, espero que os gusten las fotos. Buen fin de semana,
Marta
Pd, ya estoy en Twitter, podéis seguirme en @panamartablog ;) Nos vemos!
Pd, ya estoy en Twitter, podéis seguirme en @panamartablog ;) Nos vemos!
Greetings to everyone from Panama,
Yesterday I started to tell our beautiful trip to the caribbean island of San Andrés, which despite having less than 27 square-kilometers, has many nice places. Due to its ecosystem, biodiversity and beautiful landscapes, the San Andres Archipelago was known as biosphere's reserve by UNESCO.
We rented a mule (here you have the magnificent driver Oscar) to drive the road that surrounds all the island's coast. We enjoyed the beautiful panorama and the variety of attractive through our travel from the western coast until arrive by the San Luis Coast to North End, the main town of the island, where is concentrated the trade, the airport, the administrative and official headquarters, banks, restaurants and the majority of the hotels.
One of the stops was to have lunch in the Lobster's Place Terraces... Guess what we order for eat... Obviously, a delicious lobster at the sea breeze listening the waves' murmur. After similar lunch, we continued the route in mule by the West View where are located the best dive's places of the island as La Piscinita, the aquarium perfectly preserved where you can see many multicolor fishes.
Arriving to the San Luis Coast, the eastern side, you can appreciate the typical architecture of the region because of the painted wood houses and has the most pure caribbean style, reggae music included. Furthermore, is a perfect place to practice aquatic sports related to the wind, as the kite because at this side of the coast is where the wind blows harder.
I strongly recommend you the island, I hope you like the pics. Have a nice weekend,
Marta
Pd, I'm already on Twitter, follow me on @panamartablog ;) See you!
We rented a mule (here you have the magnificent driver Oscar) to drive the road that surrounds all the island's coast. We enjoyed the beautiful panorama and the variety of attractive through our travel from the western coast until arrive by the San Luis Coast to North End, the main town of the island, where is concentrated the trade, the airport, the administrative and official headquarters, banks, restaurants and the majority of the hotels.
One of the stops was to have lunch in the Lobster's Place Terraces... Guess what we order for eat... Obviously, a delicious lobster at the sea breeze listening the waves' murmur. After similar lunch, we continued the route in mule by the West View where are located the best dive's places of the island as La Piscinita, the aquarium perfectly preserved where you can see many multicolor fishes.
Arriving to the San Luis Coast, the eastern side, you can appreciate the typical architecture of the region because of the painted wood houses and has the most pure caribbean style, reggae music included. Furthermore, is a perfect place to practice aquatic sports related to the wind, as the kite because at this side of the coast is where the wind blows harder.
I strongly recommend you the island, I hope you like the pics. Have a nice weekend,
Marta
Pd, I'm already on Twitter, follow me on @panamartablog ;) See you!
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