Panama City

Bocas del Toro - simply gorgeous!

Some pics from our trip there...

Landing in Bocas - you know it makes sense!!

Accomodation...

Afternoon all,

We really need to get you guys into a hotel or apartments soon. The stuff that is available is going extremely quickly. I recommend you all get together or go online to the various travel sites and start checking for hotels, apartments, etc.

We also need to get cracking on places to stay while we're all in Bocas - the hotels there are filling up quick too.

So if you don't all want to sleep under the tropical starlight on a bench somewere, let's get booking places.

I need feedback from all of you what you want to do...

Cheers,

Ricardo

Dress Code

I think we may have put this in an email, but we just want to remind you that although the wedding will NOT be in a church, but rather a lovely tropical garden, this does not mean flip-flops, shorts and t-shirt!



We'd like you all to be smart - the boys in a suit or at least a jacket, tie & pants (shoes of course), and the ladies in, well, not sure, but something girly.

We know it's gonna be hot & humid - but you can manage for a couple of hours. There'll be plenty of refreshments to replace lost body fluid!

Flight details - Jimmy

KLM

Madrid - Amsterdam - Panama: 25th June 2008 (Wednesday)
Panama - Amsterdam - Madrid: 6th July 2008 (Sunday)

Mobile phones

Morning chaps,

A quick note on mobiles. If you have a tri-band or quad-band mobile (which I'm sure most of you do), then your Spanish/English mobile will work over there. However - the charges are extortionate, though a little better if you're with Movistar - which is the local mobile network.

Seeing as there's gonna be quite a few of us, it might be easier for a few of you to just buy a pay-as-you-go mobile, you can pick them up for as little as 20 dollars, and they come with Minutes.

Anna did mention that Movistar were trying to allow foreign phones with Panamanian chips in them, though not sure if this is in place yet.