Interesting that the Insurance company didn't allow stop at Cayo Vivarillo,
yet allowed going thru the Miskuitos, where there have been a number of
"incidents". 10 years ago San Andres was a delightul place, but you did have
to check in--no problems. Provendica was also fine at that time.
We have stopped three times at Cayo Vivarillo, and the first time a Hermit
lived there, and he took very good care of us. The second time we met up with
some lobsterfisherman out of Honduras, and were very pleasant--visited for
several days. Third time, no one was there. Good anchorage, and decent
diving.
Bob Austin
Interesting that the Insurance company didn't allow stop at Cayo Vivarillo,
yet allowed going thru the Miskuitos, where there have been a number of
"incidents". 10 years ago San Andres was a delightul place, but you did have
to check in--no problems. Provendica was also fine at that time.
We have stopped three times at Cayo Vivarillo, and the first time a Hermit
lived there, and he took very good care of us. The second time we met up with
some lobsterfisherman out of Honduras, and were very pleasant--visited for
several days. Third time, no one was there. Good anchorage, and decent
diving.
Bob Austin