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How Can I cross from Panama to Colombia by sea?
Q. Probably by boat, but I need some details. I heard there is not a continuos and reliable service, I need to know where to leave from and where i arrive in Colombia, prices and maybe the name of the companies that do such trips.
Asked by Santiago H - Sat Nov 10 21:02:29 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Is this more homework? I'll help you out with this one.It is quicker and much safer to fly.There are several flights a day in both directions.Break downs and bad weather can put you in serious danger in a boat if it happens halfway between Panama and Columbia. Also some, less than honest, boat operators have been known to collect not only their fare but the rest of your money and belongings and then drop you off somewhere in the wilds of the Darien Gap. Unless you are an experienced traveler and a great swimmer your best bet is to take the plane. juan23
Answered by Juan2three - Sun Nov 11 02:25:13 2007
Q. Probably by boat, but I need some details. I heard there is not a continuos and reliable service, I need to know where to leave from and where i arrive in Colombia, prices and maybe the name of the companies that do such trips.
Asked by Santiago H - Sat Nov 10 21:02:29 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Is this more homework? I'll help you out with this one.It is quicker and much safer to fly.There are several flights a day in both directions.Break downs and bad weather can put you in serious danger in a boat if it happens halfway between Panama and Columbia. Also some, less than honest, boat operators have been known to collect not only their fare but the rest of your money and belongings and then drop you off somewhere in the wilds of the Darien Gap. Unless you are an experienced traveler and a great swimmer your best bet is to take the plane. juan23
Answered by Juan2three - Sun Nov 11 02:25:13 2007
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