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Scott W
Coiba Island Kayaking 4-day expedition
Fluid Adventures Panama的点评
点评：I went on a 4-day, 3-night guided kayak trip in December 2024 with expert Canadian guides Adam and Danika. Fluid's owner, Michael McKenzie, was very responsive to my email questions before the trip.
We took a two-hour boat ride to Coiba Island, where we had lunch under a covered pavilion at the ranger station and picked up our kayaks. The launch took our gear further to our campsite. The boat crew off-loaded our camping equipment, food, and personal gear, while we geared up and paddled the 2.75 miles (4.4 km) "scenic route" to the campsite to set up our tents. Later in the day, we took a short 1-mile (1.75 km) paddle to explore the shoreline, spotting a sea turtle, waterfalls, and Howler monkeys.
The next day, we did a longer 9.5-mile (15 km) paddle around the island's north side, stopping along the way to explore a 70-acre (30 ha) mangrove wetland, where we saw a variety of tropical birds and a juvenile crocodile. We had a lunch stopover on a protected beach, and on the way back, we glimpsed Eagle rays and another sea turtle. We also snorkeled a reef within swimming distance of our campsite before returning to camp for hors d'oeuvres and dinner.
Each morning at 6:15 am sharp, I was awakened by a curious troop of endemic White-Faced Capuchins peeking through the jungle about 25 feet (8 meters) away. This unique wake-up call marked the start of our days, which were filled with more kayak exploration and snorkeling at various reefs. Each night I fell asleep to waves lapping not far from my tent.
The meals Adam and Danika prepared were delicious and wholesome, with plenty to eat, even for the 17-year-old high school athlete on the trip with his family. My tent seemed new, and the sleeping pad was comfortable. The father of the 4-person family brought a guitar, and each night he and his son played familiar tunes we sang along to. Adam turned out to be a decent singer and guitar player himself.
This was my second multi-day sea kayak trip, the first being a cold-water expedition through the US San Juan Islands, where we carried our gear and moved campsites each day. Compared to my US trip, Fluid Adventure's trips are more economical. Fluid's kayaks are well-used but seaworthy.
I would paddle with Fluid Adventures again.
We took a two-hour boat ride to Coiba Island, where we had lunch under a covered pavilion at the ranger station and picked up our kayaks. The launch took our gear further to our campsite. The boat crew off-loaded our camping equipment, food, and personal gear, while we geared up and paddled the 2.75 miles (4.4 km) "scenic route" to the campsite to set up our tents. Later in the day, we took a short 1-mile (1.75 km) paddle to explore the shoreline, spotting a sea turtle, waterfalls, and Howler monkeys.
The next day, we did a longer 9.5-mile (15 km) paddle around the island's north side, stopping along the way to explore a 70-acre (30 ha) mangrove wetland, where we saw a variety of tropical birds and a juvenile crocodile. We had a lunch stopover on a protected beach, and on the way back, we glimpsed Eagle rays and another sea turtle. We also snorkeled a reef within swimming distance of our campsite before returning to camp for hors d'oeuvres and dinner.
Each morning at 6:15 am sharp, I was awakened by a curious troop of endemic White-Faced Capuchins peeking through the jungle about 25 feet (8 meters) away. This unique wake-up call marked the start of our days, which were filled with more kayak exploration and snorkeling at various reefs. Each night I fell asleep to waves lapping not far from my tent.
The meals Adam and Danika prepared were delicious and wholesome, with plenty to eat, even for the 17-year-old high school athlete on the trip with his family. My tent seemed new, and the sleeping pad was comfortable. The father of the 4-person family brought a guitar, and each night he and his son played familiar tunes we sang along to. Adam turned out to be a decent singer and guitar player himself.
This was my second multi-day sea kayak trip, the first being a cold-water expedition through the US San Juan Islands, where we carried our gear and moved campsites each day. Compared to my US trip, Fluid Adventure's trips are more economical. Fluid's kayaks are well-used but seaworthy.
I would paddle with Fluid Adventures again.
翻译：2024 年 12 月，我在专业加拿大导游 Adam 和 Danika 的带领下参加了为期 4 天 3 夜的皮划艇之旅。Fluid 的老板 Michael McKenzie 在旅行前对我的电子邮件问题做出了积极的回应。
我们乘船前往科伊巴岛，历时两小时，在护林站的有顶凉亭下享用午餐，然后领取皮划艇。 下水后，我们的装备被送到了营地。船员卸下了我们的露营设备、食物和个人装备，我们则整装待发，沿着 2.75 英里（4.4 公里）的“风景路线”划行到营地搭帐篷。当天晚些时候，我们划了 1 英里（1.75 公里）的短途船程，探索海岸线，发现了海龟、瀑布和吼猴。
第二天，我们在岛屿北侧划了更长的 9.5 英里（15 公里）的船，途中停下来探索 70 英亩（30 公顷）的红树林湿地，在那里我们看到了各种热带鸟类和一只幼年鳄鱼。我们在受保护的海滩上停下来吃午饭，在回来的路上，我们瞥见了鹰鳐和另一只海龟。我们还在离营地游泳距离内的珊瑚礁浮潜，然后返回营地享用开胃菜和晚餐。
每天早上 6:15 准时，我都会被一群好奇的当地白脸卷尾猴从 25 英尺（8 米）外的丛林中探出头来吵醒。这种独特的叫醒服务标志着我们一天的开始，这一天充满了更多的皮划艇探索和在各种珊瑚礁浮潜。每天晚上，我都会在离帐篷不远的海浪中入睡。
Adam 和 Danika 准备的饭菜美味又健康，吃得非常饱，甚至对于和家人一起旅行的 17 岁高中运动员来说也是如此。我的帐篷看起来很新，睡垫很舒服。这个四口之家的父亲带了一把吉他，每天晚上他和儿子都会弹奏我们一起唱的熟悉的曲调。Adam 本人也是一位不错的歌手和吉他手。
这是我第二次进行多日海上皮划艇之旅，第一次是穿越美国圣胡安群岛的冷水探险，我们每天都要携带装备并更换营地。与我的美国之旅相比，Fluid Adventure 的旅行更经济实惠。Fluid 的皮划艇使用良好，但适合航海。
我会再次与 Fluid Adventures 一起划船。
我们乘船前往科伊巴岛，历时两小时，在护林站的有顶凉亭下享用午餐，然后领取皮划艇。 下水后，我们的装备被送到了营地。船员卸下了我们的露营设备、食物和个人装备，我们则整装待发，沿着 2.75 英里（4.4 公里）的“风景路线”划行到营地搭帐篷。当天晚些时候，我们划了 1 英里（1.75 公里）的短途船程，探索海岸线，发现了海龟、瀑布和吼猴。
第二天，我们在岛屿北侧划了更长的 9.5 英里（15 公里）的船，途中停下来探索 70 英亩（30 公顷）的红树林湿地，在那里我们看到了各种热带鸟类和一只幼年鳄鱼。我们在受保护的海滩上停下来吃午饭，在回来的路上，我们瞥见了鹰鳐和另一只海龟。我们还在离营地游泳距离内的珊瑚礁浮潜，然后返回营地享用开胃菜和晚餐。
每天早上 6:15 准时，我都会被一群好奇的当地白脸卷尾猴从 25 英尺（8 米）外的丛林中探出头来吵醒。这种独特的叫醒服务标志着我们一天的开始，这一天充满了更多的皮划艇探索和在各种珊瑚礁浮潜。每天晚上，我都会在离帐篷不远的海浪中入睡。
Adam 和 Danika 准备的饭菜美味又健康，吃得非常饱，甚至对于和家人一起旅行的 17 岁高中运动员来说也是如此。我的帐篷看起来很新，睡垫很舒服。这个四口之家的父亲带了一把吉他，每天晚上他和儿子都会弹奏我们一起唱的熟悉的曲调。Adam 本人也是一位不错的歌手和吉他手。
这是我第二次进行多日海上皮划艇之旅，第一次是穿越美国圣胡安群岛的冷水探险，我们每天都要携带装备并更换营地。与我的美国之旅相比，Fluid Adventure 的旅行更经济实惠。Fluid 的皮划艇使用良好，但适合航海。
我会再次与 Fluid Adventures 一起划船。
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