Casa Lima B & B San Jose
Del Colegio Humboldt 175 norte 50 oeste San Jose, Province of San Jose, 00000, Costa Rica
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Tamarindo to San Jose
... the taste for American fast food and one does not have to walk too far to see either a Wendys, MacDonalds. Burger King or KFC! We chose the small locally run bake shops that sold empanadas and Canada Dry!!!
Our hostel stay was very comfortable, and made very welcoming by the owner. She has been running the place for about 7 years. It is very large, lots of plants, the rooms are clean and have hot water. We usually eat supper in ...
Another day in paradise!
... all part of the adventure) we packed up and walked to the bus in the torrential Caribbean rain. Unfortunately for us it seemed that all tourists had the same idea of getting the hell out of there and the bus was full. Lucky for Dave (and before I threw a tantrum) we were advised that another bus was going to be scheduled and would leave in 15 minutes time.
Yippee.. We were off to San Jose! ...
Minima vs Maxima
... to just head back to San Jose. I thought it would soften the blow by staying at the Marriott which is where we stayed last time we were here and it is lovely but their rates had jumped up which is why I didn’t book it this time. I figured however that since we were sacrificing an amazing night at the Villa Caletas it would be nice to have something to look forward to. I knew Jym didn’t want our last night to be stuck in an airport hotel so ...
L'aventure se poursuit ...
... du plongeur. Il a beaucoup de contact il semble super gentil!! Ce matin on marchait en "ville" et nous regardions les centres de plongée et y en a 3, par ici. On arrive devant un des centres et le gars nous regarde et il échappe un gros livre qu’il avait dans les mains et part à rire, il dit non j’y crois pas !!!
Et là je lai reconnu ...
¡Bienvenidos! Downtown San José, Costa Rica
... It was a good thing a friendly local Tican helped us to the entrance; we saw a lot of cool animals that unbeknownst to us at the time would not be seen by us again on our trip (Tican animals like to hide when you're looking for them in the wild, it turns out!). Probably my favorite animal at the zoo was the Leopard; it came over to us when we approached its cage, and while it paced around in front of us, it kept meowing and making many "Kona-like" noises. (Naturally, we talked back ...
This bed and breakfast was formerly known as: Casa Lima Bed & Breakfast


