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    Juan tells the traveler about a small inn he runs on Isla Múcura that has no name or signage. The traveler and their partner spend two fantastic days exploring the charming fishing village and island. They go with their guide Juan Guillermo and a fisherman named Pedro to see the famous phosphorescent plankton in the mangroves at night, which lights up with every movement in the water. It is an unforgettable and magical experience for the traveler.

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    Juan tells the traveler about a small inn he runs on Isla Múcura that has no name or signage. The traveler and their partner spend two fantastic days exploring the charming fishing village and island. They go with their guide Juan Guillermo and a fisherman named Pedro to see the famous phosphorescent plankton in the mangroves at night, which lights up with every movement in the water. It is an unforgettable and magical experience for the traveler.

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    Juan tells the traveler about a small inn he runs on Isla Múcura that has no name or signage. The traveler and their partner spend two fantastic days exploring the charming fishing village and island. They go with their guide Juan Guillermo and a fisherman named Pedro to see the famous phosphorescent plankton in the mangroves at night, which lights up with every movement in the water. It is an unforgettable and magical experience for the traveler.

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    Juan tells the traveler about a small inn he runs on Isla Múcura that has no name or signage. The traveler and their partner spend two fantastic days exploring the charming fishing village and island. They go with their guide Juan Guillermo and a fisherman named Pedro to see the famous phosphorescent plankton in the mangroves at night, which lights up with every movement in the water. It is an unforgettable and magical experience for the traveler.

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    April 1, 2022

    Hi, Dad.
    My journey through the Caribbean has begun, so we head to Tolu, a nice little town not so
    touristy. From there, we had been told, the boats left for Isla Múcura.

    After sleeping in Tolú, the next day I put on my Hawaiian shirt, my blue shorts, my
    sunglasses, my black cap and my sandals and my girl put on that aquamarine swimsuit that I
    gave her for her birthday and her favorite brown hat , I packed what we would need in my
    backpack and we left in the morning with a local agency with the idea of ​ ​ simply spending
    a day in Múcura. We loved the place, it is simply magical and paradisaical, for me the best
    of San Bernardo Island, we also went to the fishing village and its surroundings, so we
    quickly wanted to stay longer!

    In the little fishing village we met Juan who told us that he had a small inn and that it had
    no name or label. We asked if we could come back the next day to sleep there and we did.

    So we went back the next day, again by boat, also with an agency, but this time the trip
    included a stop at Santa Cruz del Islote, the island reputed to be the most populated in the
    world. A stop that we consider unnecessary and uninteresting.

    Finally, we arrive at Isla Múcura to spend two fantastic days in this incredible place! A
    charming path leads us to the fishing village. And there is another world where you live
    quietly. A perfect opportunity to get to know the life of the fishermen and see the children
    play, but I really wanted to go see that famous phosphorescent plankton that they had told
    me about while there! Juan Guillermo, our friendly and polite guide, hails a tall, green-eyed
    young fisherman named Pedro who was wearing a long-sleeved black Aerosmith sweater and
    we leave with him as night falls. After a stop at San Islote to refuel, we headed towards a
    mangrove swamp located on the side of Tintipan Island! and there, totally excited, we are
    absolutely alone. It was an absolutely magical moment to be alone in the water surrounded
    by these plankton that light up with every movement. an unforgettable experience!

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