Photo of Blue Jay Lodge Mal Pais
The sleeping area the landscaping was beautiful our tree house plenty of space though - wonder why they don't repair them?

Blue Jay Lodge Mal Pais

Mal Pais, Province of Puntarenas, Costa Rica

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From Bocas we ferried over to mainland Panama, took a gypsy cab (that was actually a large van) to the Costa Rica border (where we waited in line for almost two hours just to get out of the country), walked across the border, took a bus to San Jose, where we stayed the night. The next morning we caught a bus that took us to a ferry across to the Nicoya Peninsula and then drove us all the way across to the Pacific side to a small one-track town called Mal Pais. This town has become ...

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... everything in trashbags so it wouldn't get wet and headed out. I was nervous for the boat ride, one because the last time I was on a boat I fell off and wasnt sure how fast they were gonna go, and two becuase I knew we were headed to the kayaks and I was worried about that as well.
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... lot of us out in these here parts).

Today I have to pack up my bike. It feels like ages ago that I was spending every day in bicycle shorts and worrying about flat tires. At the same time, it went by so fast, I can't believe it's over.

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Waves, Sand, Relaxation, and Thai Food

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Fred and I are really enjoying Playa Samara. Casa Zen is a wonderful place to stay.The people are very friendly and helpful here. If you are into yoga, they have yoga classes and you can get a massage here too. They have a couple of dogs and a kitty to keep you company.

We are kicking back on the deck of our "cabina" watching the iguanas climb up and down the trees. The land ...

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