Rio Dulce or La Cieba?
 

Two possible crewing opportunites coming up in January, oner to Rio Dulce
and the other to La Cieba. Anyone out there been to either of these places?
Wondering if one or the other might be the more interesting destination.
TIA.

John Cairns

Rio Dulce or La Cieba?
 

Closest I got was Belize.... nice place.

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Two possible crewing opportunites coming up in January, oner to Rio Dulce
and the other to La Cieba. Anyone out there been to either of these
places? Wondering if one or the other might be the more interesting
destination. TIA.

John Cairns

Rio Dulce or La Cieba?
 

John Cairns wrote:
Two possible crewing opportunites coming up in January, oner to Rio Dulce
and the other to La Cieba. Anyone out there been to either of these places?
Wondering if one or the other might be the more interesting destination.
TIA.

John Cairns

John,

Sandy and Cheri who use to be in the next slip starting crusing the
world in 2004. They have been in Rio Dulce a year and a half and love
it. They are anchored on Lake Izabal and the name of the boat is
Namasti, a P40. Great people, drop by and I promise you will get the
best Martini in the world and meet some nice people. Cheri is
vollentering at a local medical clinic and Sandy has the best line of
local food of anyone. You need a fast dink, everyone travels on the
water for everything.

http://www.oceanicventures.com/news/billings.htm

Joe

Rio Dulce or La Cieba?
 

FYI, it looks like most of the links are dead...

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John Cairns wrote:
Two possible crewing opportunites coming up in January, oner to Rio Dulce
and the other to La Cieba. Anyone out there been to either of these
places?
Wondering if one or the other might be the more interesting destination.
TIA.

John Cairns

John,

Sandy and Cheri who use to be in the next slip starting crusing the
world in 2004. They have been in Rio Dulce a year and a half and love
it. They are anchored on Lake Izabal and the name of the boat is
Namasti, a P40. Great people, drop by and I promise you will get the
best Martini in the world and meet some nice people. Cheri is
vollentering at a local medical clinic and Sandy has the best line of
local food of anyone. You need a fast dink, everyone travels on the
water for everything.

http://www.oceanicventures.com/news/billings.htm

Joe

Rio Dulce or La Cieba?
 

Capt. JG wrote:
FYI, it looks like most of the links are dead...

bummer, I'll send a FYI to the webmaster.... thanks

Joe



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John Cairns wrote:
Two possible crewing opportunites coming up in January, oner to Rio Dulce
and the other to La Cieba. Anyone out there been to either of these
places?
Wondering if one or the other might be the more interesting destination.
TIA.

John Cairns

John,

Sandy and Cheri who use to be in the next slip starting crusing the
world in 2004. They have been in Rio Dulce a year and a half and love
it. They are anchored on Lake Izabal and the name of the boat is
Namasti, a P40. Great people, drop by and I promise you will get the
best Martini in the world and meet some nice people. Cheri is
vollentering at a local medical clinic and Sandy has the best line of
local food of anyone. You need a fast dink, everyone travels on the
water for everything.

http://www.oceanicventures.com/news/billings.htm

Joe

Rio Dulce or La Cieba?
 

John Cairns wrote:
Two possible crewing opportunites coming up in January, oner to Rio Dulce
and the other to La Cieba. Anyone out there been to either of these places?
Wondering if one or the other might be the more interesting destination.
TIA.

John Cairns

FWIW, my fil has his boat at Rio Dulce. He and his wife seem to like it
there a lot. s/v Tantara, Challenger 40.

Enjoy,

Frank