(airplane engine roaring)
(laughs)
- That's awesome.
(escalating music)
- Now that it was back to just the three of us
we were eager to get out of town.
We are ready to seek out some remote, quiet anchorages
and get back to living that off-grid life on the hook.
These are our new friends.
(speaks in foreign language)
(upbeat music)
So this is the father, Hoveyda
Amberina, see.
- Naturally,
kind of humbling to see such great families.
And they're so sweet and they wanna like,
you know share their lives and stuff.
- Auntie Prio
(Brian chuckles)
(gentle upbeat music)
♪ Wants us represents from another people sea ♪
♪ We people sail originally from our homeland ♪
♪ Like my all men say... ♪
- Oh, it's so quiet on the boat now.
- I know.
It's always so different when a crew member leaves,
it feels really empty,
but I think it's time for us to go too.
So it feels good.
- Yeah. I was checking out a route to the some loss.
- Oh really?
- And I think there's a couple of cool stops we can make
on the way,
like we can stop at SA Patia.
- Oh.
- There's like a little place outside the
a cherry Cury bay.
That looks cool.
- Okay.
- So all we need to do is head in,
get some veggies, some fresh veggies.
It's already filled up.
We've got all like the dry goods.
- Yep.
- It's good veggies and we'll be off.
- Veggies and yeah, just provision a little bit to stock
up because I don't think it's gonna be
like a lot of good stores on the way.
- No.
- So we are stock up a little bit
get some freshed off and then start hopping our way.
- Yeah. It looks like a brett.
- Thanks
- On refrigerated good.
- I got all the good stuff for sure.
Pepper salt,
margaritas spice.
(Karin chuckles)
This is your favorite as a table stand?
- Yeah, this one is pretty good.
And it's like super close to the dingy too,
which is very nice.
- What are you gonna get in here?
- Pretty much all the veggies.
Mangoes, pawpaw, tomatoes, carrots, potatoes,
all that stuff.
- They got it all.
- Yep.
Okay.
- How do we do?
- You did real good.
- I like this fruits stuffs.
- Yeah. Not even got some banana.
You get a free banana?
- You got free banana.
- All right.
23 bucks fully loaded up with two bags of veggies.
- I know it's like crazy.
- Last four inch of town huh.
- I know.
Last time in town.
- Cool place.
Really enjoyed it here.
I'm also looking forward to seeing some more Panama,
you know?
- Yeah. Some different places.
- Yeah. I love it here.
So chill, the people are so nice.
Shopping's easy,
the anchorages are amazing.
(upbeat music)
- And now the fun part begins to fit all
of the food into the fridge.(chuckles)
We have quite a lot of stuff but,
a few things can be left out kind of in our baskets here.
And I'll just kind of try to, you know
rotate everything and make sure that nothing goes bad.
But it's a little tricky when it's this hot.
(reggae music)
Think we tucked away.
This is our fruit basket, which is pretty cool,
other potatoes and stuff over here,
onions over here
as potatoes and onions shouldn't go together
because them they ripen a lot faster,
the same with bananas.
So, and here's the fridge,
pretty packed too but not too bad.
(reggae music)
Should last us for a while.
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(upbeat music)
- Setting out from a port still gives me chills.
It doesn't matter how many times we've done it.
There's just something special,
knowing that you're all full of provisions and fuel,
enough to last you for months of off the grid living.
It's an incredible amount of freedom.
So we decided to head out
to a little protected bay called Bluefield on the chart,
where we hope to see more of the simple,
remote side of Panama.
(boat engine roaring)
Made it to a little place called Cassiopeia
which is in this Bluefield lagoon.
It's pretty cool.
There's like a little village here and it's very quiet.
It's very calm.
(boat engine roaring)
- What have we here?
- Congratulations and celebratory drinks.
(Karin chuckles)
We did it.
We're out of the city.
We're off the dock.
We're an anchor in a beautiful spot,
and I brought you a G tonic to celebrate.
This one is my strength.
This one is cause of strength.
- Thank you.
- I think we need more G tonic in our lives.
- This sounds good.
- And I brought music too.
Cheers.
- Cheers.
- Cheers. Cheers Nugget.
- Cheers.
(guitar music)
- Our first morning, instead of being awakened
by the roar of a plane overhead,
we were greeted by a group of smiling kids,
that paddled out to say hello in their traditional Kaikos.
We've been surrounded by Kaikos today.
They all came up and they sold us bananas.
Everybody's going back home now, bananas.
And they asked for Cokes,
and they asked for Johnny cakes.
Give it to him.
(chuckles)
Thank you Sierra.
(speaks in foreign language)
Boku was a lovely place,
but the problem is each time I spoke,
what I thought was Spanish,
someone would respond in English.
And so my Spanish was more than a little rusty.
- Okay.
- But out here I had no choice.
- Ready.
- If we were gonna communicate,
I did the best out everything I remembered
from that high school Spanish class ages ago.
- Cool.
- Our instant camera for the wall of fame
shame has always been a great icebreaker.
So I decided to break it out and give it a shot.
(speaks in foreign language)
Okay.
Yeah. That one.
And as it turns out, the coconut Telegraph is just as fast
as a smartphone to get the word out.
Okay. Apparently the word is out.
Once we took the photos of the other kids.
Now, all the other kids are dropping
by and asking for photos.
It's okay.
You could come up.
- What's your name?
- Brian. Brian.
And you?
(indistinct)
How old are you?
- Nine.
(speaks foreign language)
- And you?
- 45.
(speaks foreign language)
1,2,3..
It's coming out good.
You have another photo request.
You put on your makeup and everything.
Okay.
Aw.
You like it?
- Unfortunately,
not all of my clientele were ecstatic with my work.
- It's blurry.
(speaks foreign language)
- At least you have one
- What's you cooking for dinner?
- Ooh, tonight we are gonna have a cauliflower rice,
which is awesome 'cause it's easy to do.
And it's delicious [Indistinct].
Create it like this,
and then it's fried in a pan with a tiny bit
of like sassing oil and some salt and pepper.
And then these guys, so our friend, Ooh, it's dripping.
I won't take it out of the bowl
but we got a bag full of lobster.
- Oh, did you buy those today?
- I got those from our friend in the Kaiko
that stopped by.
This come on, comes bearing
Lobster, lobster, lobster.
Look at that.
They're a little small, but they're nice.
- We haven't had lobster in a while.
- I know.
I know.
I'm excited.
That is a delicious salad.
- Wow.
Here you go.
- Oh wow.
- Lobster feast.
- That looks amazing.
- Oh
- Wow.
- Yeah.
- Cool, that's perfect and thank you.
- Bone appetite.
- Thank you.
- Papa.
(speaks foreign language)
(water flowing)
Well, soon as we arrive, we got surrounded
by Kaikos and these kids have been coming up
and asking for little bits of line and selling us bananas.
And then they ask for a Coke
and doing a little bit of trade in bartering.
I guess one of the things they do is they take it
to the waterfall Lacaskath,
Lacaskath, I don't know how to say it.
So we're gonna go on a little mission.
Check out the waterfall.
These are our new friends.
What's your name?
- Erasmo.
- Freddy.
- Nice to meet you.
I'm Brian.
Sierra.
- Karin.
Where is the waterfall?
(speaks foreign language)
- Let's go.
- No problem.
(boat engine revs)
You guys go fast?
(boat engine roaring)
(instrumental music)
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(ending piano music)
(boat engine roaring)
Here in this place,
surrounded by the jungle
and taking guided tours with a couple of kids,
it felt like we were back off the beaten path a little bit.
Just how we like it.
Our new friends were taking us up a small river
on a little jungle cruise that hopefully would lead
to a waterfall where we could cool off.
To be able to navigate Maggie up the shallow river
into the jungle,
is something truly special.
The stillness of the water was broken only by a bear weed.
The jungle in Panama is rich with life
and every possible space is taken up with something growing
and living oftentimes all on top of one another.
Here we are.
- That's it.
- That's like a good spot for the dingy.
See you soon Maggie.
Nice.
What is it?
- It's like a one of those, a big bill like this.
- Oh, a Tucan.
- Yeah.
- Think I missed him.
- It's really interesting they have this concrete path,
going,
I think to the all the way to the waterfall maybe.
I don't know.
Its yours very happy to stretch your legs.
- Oh the way.
- So this, this is the family that owns the property here.
- Oh Cool.
- And this, we met with his sons.
So this is the father, Hoveyda ,
Amberina, see.
And now we're gonna go walk to the Caskath.
(Sierra chattering)
(speaking foreign language)
(water flowing)
Wow.
- They are beautiful.
- Reminds me the one in Brazil.
- Yeah.
- Wow cool.
(water flowing)
You wanna go in?
Swim, swim, swim.
It's cold, it's cold.
Auntie Prio.
(Brian groans)
- Mama.
- Mama come on here.
(water flowing)
(laughter)
(gentle guitar music)
- That was awesome.
Really refreshing.
Fresh water,
now treking back.
- You gotta nice walk in the the jungle?
- Yeah.
- Did you get a banana Sierra?
(indistinct)
- Oh!
What a nice banana?
- Bye.
- Yeah.
- Say thank you for the banana.
- Oh this.
- Yeah,
it's really kind of humbling to see such great families
and they're so sweet and they wanna like,
you know share their lives and stuff,
and they really don't have much.
They were asking for like some books and pens and stuff.
So I'm gonna see if I have some spare,
spare books that I don't really use for Sierra.
The kids were a little older, so I don't really
have any clothes or anything, but yeah,
really nice family.
Very sweet.
It's amazing out here in the jungle too.
- Up next on Delos.
It's time to set sail for our next destination.
The sun lost islands.
It's gonna be an amazing sail
I can feel it.
Baby Nuggs is gonna be perfect.
Be no vomiting.
Everybody's gonna be happy when we get through.
But things didn't go exactly as I had hoped.
I felt sick and I never feel sick,
and I was like, oh, what is that?
I know what it feels like (indistinct)
(gentle instrumental music)
- Nugget?
- Yes.
- You look like a character
- Cheerful you just have to take her.
Thank you little shirt off too.
- Not going very fast here.
(gentle music)