Scorpio in Caribbean South America

Caribbean - SOUTH AMERICA Our Anchorages in the Caribbean South America Links to this page: VENEZUELA NETHERLANDS ANTILLES COLOMBIA PANAMA
VENEZUELA		[Scroll down]
Our Anchorages on Venezuela's Caribbean coast: Balandra Bay, Los Testigos Playa Real, Los Testigos Pampatar, Isla Margartita Juan Griego, Isla Margarita Robledar, Isla Margarita Playa Caldera, Isla Tortuga Cayo Herradura Isla Buchiyaco, Islas los Roches Francisquies Nordisqui Bajo de Cabecera Nordisqui Noronquis Cayo Remanso Cayo de Aqua Aves de Barlovento, Islas las Aves Aves de Sotavento, Islas las Aves [Back to Top of Page]		Venezuela Map pending
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Our Anchorages in Bonaire and Curacao, off the north coast of South America, belonging to the Netherlands Antilles Antilles. Bonaire and Curacao are sister islands to Sint Maarten, Saba and St Eustatius in the Leeward Islands: Kralendijk, Bonaire Spanish Waters, Curacao Note: The autonomous 5-island country called Netherland's Antilles was dissolved in 2010 and all of these islands now remain part of The Netherlands under a different legal status. However, the term Netherland's Antilles is still used to refer to the Duch Caribbean islands. Caribbean Islands - Click map for large version [Back to Top of Page]		Bonaire Curacao Click map for large version
COLOMBIA
Our anchorages on Colombia's Caribbean coast: Cartagena El Pesquero, Islas Pajarales, Islas Rosario Bajo de las Barracudas, Isla Grande, Islas Rosario [Back to Top of Page]		Colombia Click map for large version
PANAMA
Although Panama politically is considered a part of Central America, we look at it from a geografical perpective and as a part of our track it definately is in South America (also it once was a part of Colombia). Our anchorages in Caribbean Panama: Banedup, "The Swimming Pool", East Hollandes Cays, San Blas Porvenir, San Blas Chichimi Cays, San Blas Portobelo Buonaventura Cristobal, Colón Gatun Lake, Panama Canal (neither Caribbean, nor Pacific!) We anchored here for one night during our transit of the Canal. For the anchorages on the Pacific side of Panama see South America, Pacific shores.		Click map for large version

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