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James and Natalie sail their boat, Zephyr, from the Chagres River to Escudo de Veraguas, Panama, a 95-nautical-mile passage that takes 20 hours.0:56 To avoid a known counter-current, they navigate close to the coastline.1:07 Upon arrival, they anchor in calm conditions, noting that the anchorage can become rolly depending on the weather.2:15 The island features distinct green vegetation and rock formations, contrasting with the San Blas Islands.3:14 The crew explores the western point of the island by dinghy, snorkeling near the reef and visiting local caves.7:34 They report that the area is known for the three-toed pygmy sloth, though they do not encounter any during their stay.4:43 The crew later visits Zapatillas number two for a trail walk.11:52

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