Bocas del Toro day 3: Red Frog Beach

We went into Bocas again to find out what happened to the snorkel boat. The weather wasn't great, so they weren't going. We decided to go to Red Frog Beach on Isla Bastimentos for the day instead; it was about a 15 minute water taxi ride to the marina. From there we walked across the island to the deserted beach. We played in the water a bit but the waves were a little too rough.
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Red Frog beach
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looking back along Red Frog Beach
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playing in the waves at Red Frog Beach
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the waves were a little too big for swimming
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we walked along the beach for a while
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We walked along the beach, stopping to play in a freshwater pool. We hiked along a steep jungle trail to get to the restaurant for lunch.
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bouncing on a branch after a snack stop
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Evan loved watching the water pour in through this gap
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map at the restaurant; we started at the marina and walked across to the beach on the left
The sun came out in the afternoon, so we asked the water taxi driver to drop us off at Hospital Point on Isla Solarte for an hour so we could go snorkeling. There were "privado" signs all around the tiny beach where he dropped us off, but we walked up the path a little ways and saw a couple of bright orange frogs. Paul and Kimberly took turns swimming out and snorkeling while Evan played in the waves.
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orange frog near Hospital Point on Isla Solarte
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another orange frog was hanging out inside this plant
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the water taxi dropped us off at this beach on Isla Solarte for snorkeling
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we went into Bocas for dinner since everything was closed on Carnero on Mondays