Woke up this morning to blue skies, eighty degrees and a flat sea. Tied to the pier the ship is not rocking and will make for a great day of sight seeing in this quaint Columbia port town of Santa Marta.
This is the oldest city in Columbia and the second oldest in South America. The port is guarded by a lighthouse high up on a very rocky island. The port is an interesting mix of high end container shipping, a local fishing industry and a major coal distribution centre. Tourism is major with cruise ships now regularly calling. Streets near the dock are lined with vendors selling local trinkets and a variety of fresh fruits.
After a day in Santa Marta the ship departed just after 5:00 p.m. for the San Blais islands where we will anchor and dingy in to shore.
Santa Marta looks charming from the photo. I wonder what the
Blas Islands will be like? Glad it is warmer! Warming up in AZ and I am staying until March 4.
Joe & Pat
Not just warm – HOT AND HUMID. Temperature in the canal 89 Fahrenheit. Glad to hear you’ll be in the warm weather for a while. Happy golfing!
What a wonderful adventure. Enjoy and keep the pictures coming 🌝
Thanks Connie. We will keep shooting.
Hi guys. Pictures are great. Enjoy seeing them.🌴🌴we are getting ready for a rainy day tomorrow.
Have Fun
Bob & Grace
Thanks Bob. Lots of material to shoot. Tomorrow the Panama Canal
We are enjoying sharing your adventures from our armchairs!