Cabinas Mary Quepos
Quepos, Province of Puntarenas, Costa Rica
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Quepos, Manuel Antonio National Park, San José
... Antonio and got off at the last stop which is close to the entrance of the park. Of course the entrance fee was another 10usd as all the other National Parks in Costa Rica, and we didn’t even get a map of the treks. The guy that we paid the ticket too suggested we took a picture of the map at the entrance and then we could check it on our camera. Well, that’s what we did. Not really what you expect when you pay 10usd but anyway…. We soon realised that ...
Warner, Keys Fiasco, and Sunset Surfing
... trying.
On a side note, we got Glen and Warner's email addresses so we could send them the pic that we had all taken together but Warner wrote his name as 'Wagner'. Weird but maybe that explains how high he was?
According to the GPS it would be 3 hours back to our hotel. This time we didn't have to take the detour because they had been clearing the road from rocks that had slid onto it and they were done by the time we were ...
Pura Vida Man
... next morning, very very early we took a bunch of buses to Quepos, Costa Rica. This place is very chill of course and is very near a national park with a bunch of wildlife and beautiful beaches. We spent the day there today, got to see more sloths, deer, racoon, some giant rodent, monkeys galore and ya know some birds.
All in all, great place, but I´m really excited to head to Panama and get on that sail boat to Colombia. So close I can taste it!
Pura vida
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Letters Home, Costa Rica, Days 5 & 6
... morning and afternoon were just plain lazy. We all ended up napping, some inside and some outside. It was a lazy day in paradise. By 5:15, we were seated on the beach just over the road, as we prepared to enjoy a sunset. Today would be no disappointment. The yellow sun had dropped below the clouds for a while, and as it did, it changed its clothes and put on a bright orange dress. A stunning orange sunset was at hand. We quietly watched in awe, and the ...
Letters Home, Costa Rica 2011, Day 3
... have to chew the coffee this morning. Yesterday's coffee was more like chewing tobacco. Just put some between your cheek and your gum, and spit it out all day. I had a wonderfully sweet banana, and he had more of our giant cantaloupe. The bananas here are everywhere. Most of the locals have them growing in their yards, and pick them when ripe. They are so sweet, right from the tree, as was mine this morning. Once you taste the ...


