Cabinas Los Almendros

Golfito, Province of Puntarenas, Costa Rica | Hotel

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Birds, sloths and more

A travel blog entry by riege

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Manual Antonio has fantastic white sandy beaches and we saw lots of different animals on our walk through the forest. The sunset and the happy hour, just brilliant.

Golfo Dulce and Its Inhabitants

A travel blog entry by adventurehs

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... artifacts (yes, Raymondo, our host, said that he and some university experts are trying to prove that the Mayans made their way all the way down here in time. We found a couple pieces of pottery in the river bed, and got to imagine that much of this land is unchanged from when the Mayans (or whoever) were here so long ago. This primary rain forest that now borders Piedras Blancas National Park is full of kirsaos, screaming scarlet macaws, monkeys ...

Paradise!?!?!?

A travel blog entry by ahlquist

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... Of the many tourist attractions Costa Rica has to offer, Golfo Dulce is the perfect destination for nature lovers, both those seeking adventure and those who want only to relax under a palm tree on the beach. Circling the warm blue waters of Golfo Dulce is a tropical rain forest where one may encounter four species of monkey (spider, white-faced, squirrel and howler), Poison Dart frogs, Morpho butterflies, anteaters, agoutis, coati mundis, ...

Southern Costa Rica - on our own

A travel blog entry by ahlquist

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... and we considered just camping out in the car for the night. But, fools that we are, we pressed on. Finally, about 8:30 pm (3 and ½ hours to go 40 miles, really?) we arrived in Zancudo Beach. Zancudo, particularly in the dark, was nothing more than a single potholed road that occasionally passed a house or two. To find our rental we were told to go to a tavern and they would call the contact person to meet us. And, of course, because of our late arrival the ...

Golfito-Our Final Stop Before the Big Puddle Jump

A travel blog entry by sv.equinox

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... established the Golfito Reserve or Refugio National de Vida Silvestre - establishing a kind of limited national park or wildlife refuge area .In April 1990 at-free shopping zone was opened in Golfito which attracts ticos (native Costa Ricans) as well as resident foreigners from all over the country. The tourism resulting from the duty-free shopping zone and the Eco-tourism industry developing around Golfito are helping to revive the region and ...

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