Cabinas Mar y Cielo Montezuma

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... hotel, The Ylang Ylang, 10 minutes walk down the beach, and made use of their wonderful swimmingpool in their lush garden. They even have two hammocks in the shade, which is a great spot for reading and relaxing.<br><br>The food here is good, but the best place I've been so far is Cocolores placed in a garden close to the ocean. I had some excellent fajitas there. But that was topped the following evening, when I went and watched the sunset from Playa de los ...

... that you cannot open the windows. Whether this is for security reasons or to ensure that your air condition will have its maximum effect, I do not know. But the air condition is absolutely necessary. I have it on every time I am in the room, and even sometimes when I am not. And despite the fact that I have set the target temperature at 20 degrees, the air condition is never able to make it cooler than 28 degrees, which is bearable. There is also satellite TV, something I do not complain about.

... the waterfall that's just outside of town. It took us about 45 minutes to get to the trail head- 45 minutes of walking pretty much straight uphill. After we hit the trail, it was about another 20 minutes to the waterfall. It wasn't a difficult hike, per say, but it was challenging in the hot, hot sun...and I definitely lost about a gallon of water weight on the way up, but it was all worth it. The waterfalls were beautiful and COOL! The guys did ...

After dropping Bev off at the airport we headed straight out of town. Of course this took us a good hour due to traffic and the inability to get proper directions! The map I we had purchased at a hotel the day when we came into the country was supposedly up-to-date, but so far I had counted around 10 mistakes. The San Jose portion was no different. By the time we got out of the city it was around 3 PM so we only had a few hours of daylight left and we still had to go ...

... to drop it off on their way to Montezuma. So I was able to go with them in the car and on the ferry to Punta Arenas, then change for a bus to Manuel Antonio National Park with the whole idea of seeing a sloth. If I was going to be any animal, it would be a sloth as they are slow, sleepy and lazy!<br>On the way to Manuel Antonio the bus passed through some town that had the world surfing championship happening this week. It was basically a traffic jam and took 40 ...

Just a quick blog to keep you up to date<br>Had to change plans as there was no space at Sirena Ranger Station. Margarita was able to organise alternative route into Corcovado<br>Got Marvi bus to Sierpe. Stayed in good cabinas and had excellent meal in their restaurant<br>

... because I have never seen a pineapple still growing ha. There are thses Howler Monkeys that you can randomlly hear, OOOO OOOOoooo OOOoooo, that are really kidna creepy sounding. almost liek teh sound is a scary movie. crazy moths and butterfly just randomly fly by. Then on top of it all theres the sounds of so many different birds and insects. But just chilling in a hammock for hours each day and watchign passiont fruit fall off the ...

... out of the cracks in the rocks. The smell of sulfer was pungent and the view was absolutely overwhelming. I had never seen anything like that before and probably never will. The photos turned out cool. Then we hiked to the nearby lagoon but unfortunately the clouds had set in and we couldn't see anything. The walk up was nice though, and Joe and I got a good opportunity to talk. I really like that guy. Then we met up at the museum, had a quick look ...