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Vaya con Dios!!!!

A travel blog entry by laurina88

So our bus to Dominical to go on our canopy tour never came yesterday. Plan B involved Liv and I sunbathing on our gorgeous beach right outside our tent for a couple of hours. Then we went with this Swiss woman named Claudia horseback riding on Playa Matapalo and through the mangrove forests. We are currently losing the war of humans vs bugs …

Transfer Quepos > Uvita + PN Marino Balena

A travel blog entry by geuensgorissen

Vanmorgen opnieuw scrambled eggs en dan gepakt en gezakt de bus op naar Uvita. Het was in Quepos al warm maar hier is het bloedheet. Niet echt ideaal als je pas een kilometer ná je halte doorhebt dat je te ver bent, in allerijl de buschauffeur doet stoppen en dan door de brandende zon moet terugstappen. De hostel ziet er weer als een echte ...

Pour les amoureux de la nature

A travel blog entry by gabrielle.dumas

... qu il etait peu probable que l on voit des animaux puisque la foret est trop dense. Il a eu raison, les seuls animaux que nous avons vus sont des oiseaux (magnifiques) a cote de la cafeteria....

Neanmoins, on a vraiment apprecie l experience botanique que le guide nous a offert.

Enjoy ;)
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The Great Outdoors

A travel blog entry by crag_and_pao

... that it had done wrong!

The waterfall itself was quite a sight and probably worth the 4 hour hike there, probably not worth the combined $30 entrance fee for the three of us to walk the last kilometre though!

After taking a well deserved taxi back to our hostel me and Lucy decided to go and check out a tree that was only a 10 minute walk away. I know it seems like a long way to walk to see a tree and I don't want to sound like a ...

So this crab walked onto the porch...

A travel blog entry by thewanderer512

... costs more here than it does in Los Estados Unidos de America.
While we have been spending a significant amount of time relaxing, we have tried to supplement our passed-out-in-a-hammock-with-a-book time by doing a little hiking. And let me just say that hiking in the jungle is not easy. It�s the rainy season so everything is wet and muddy and slippery as hell! We did manage to get to the top of las Cascadas de Montezuma (the waterfalls) with a little ...