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Bahía Drake 2
Vandaag uitgeslapen tot 8u30/vroeg opgestaan en een boek gelezen. Na een echt tico-ontbijt (bonen en rijst)/continental breakfast onze bagage een beetje geherorganiseerd en een paar inkopen gedaan in 'el supermercado local' zodat alles klaar is voor het vertrek naar Parco Nacional Corcovado morgen. In de namiddag nog naar een strandje in de buurt …
Welcome to the Jungle. Osa...Osa...
To sum up my trip to Osa, all one has to do is listen to the Michel Teló song "Ai Se Eu Te Pego." Just kidding, my trip wasn't torturous. That song did, however, become somewhat of our anthem since we could so easily change the lyrics to "osa...oas...so much biodiversity...oh if we snorkel...oh so many activities" Imagine the seven of us wild …
My Birthday and Penultimate Week in Drake Bay
... I was with 2 of the fittest volunteers here so they managed it ok. They seemed pretty exhausted when we got back though. I enjoyed it. Then I went for a swim in the ocean for a while and did a bit of poi on the beach while I dried off for lunch. Then I rowed a canoe out to sea with Mark and had another swim and relax on the canoe. It was a very exhausting day.
We had a party on the beach the next day to ...
Like being in a BBC documentary
... it wasn't possible for us to meet up.
Next day we decided to be adventurous and hire a kayak and head up the river in search of crocs and other scary animals. This idea back fired as we found out we could only do this when the tide was in and that wouldn't be till 3 / 4 pm . It was 10am In the morning when we got there. So we decided we would trek along the shoreline for a few miles and find a secluded beach to chillout on. 40 mins into the trek the heavens opened ...
Palmar Sur
... These delays were due to the bad weather in Palmar Sur, which was thankfully not as bad as in Drake Bay. Eventually we left at nine. The plane was really cool and seated a mere 12 passengers and 2 pilots. We sat directly behind the pilots and it was amazing! We flew along the pacific coast and landed at Palmar Sur Airport (if you can call it an airport). There, we waited for our pick up. When it finally arrived, the owner, a family and we got into a shuttle van which took us to ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsCabinas Manolo Drake Bay
“ Welcome to the jungle? ”
Reviewed Mar 31, 2012
When I decided to go to Osa I imagined an isolated bug ridden sweaty experience. Cabinas Manolo is amazing! I skyped with my credit card company from their place (in the jungle,) they have a very nice restaurant with great "naturales," a warm and knowledgeable staff, and clean clean rooms. I was very impressed.
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