Cabinas Pedro Miguel Quepos

... accesable, and small enough and well-marked enough that it can be explored without a guide.<br><br>On Saturday, we woke up early and headed over to the park when it opened. We hiked straight through to the furthest point in the park, a lookout that had ok views of the ocean and the jungle. We had hoped that an early start and reaching the deepest parts of the parks would be a good way to find wildlife, but to no avail. It was a beautiful hike, and I love ...

Having fun in Costa Rica ! Hopefully this will update as we are having problems finding a working wifi connection .These are some pictures of the park "Manuel Antonio" and beach .Its absolutely beautiful hot and humid all is well will try and update when we can "hopefully at our next hotel".

... way back we found this cute pirate restaurant, that off**ed an awesome view ov** the valley and an even bett** sunset, that made the whole day just p**fect! The next morning then we headed towards Jaco, that is only 2 hourses away and more knows as a surf**s paradise! Aileen and I found out, that its more a paradise for woman, since th**e w**e only cute surf** boys and almost no woman! :) Aft** all that time in W*******ode! *haha* But aft ...

... breakfast every morning and had lunch with the owners here today. They are fun to hang with, friendly, accomodating and down to earth. We will miss them when we go. And they really have a heart for wildlife and trying to keep their place self-sufficient. We enjoyed coming back to the BBI because there is so much to see and do as well as swim.

... and lush valleys, like hallmarks of a culture with better things to do than work itself to death, rather than the scraps of the impoverished. The occasional shiny new Mercedes looks gaudy--tacky, even--and out of place. We passed a bus stop where a family lounged on the bench together, some with eyes closed and faint smiles, others chatting amongst themselves with much more animated grins. I don't think I've ever before seen people in a good mood while ...

... Gran Escape bar with the local sports fans and fishermen. We also started our Spanish lessons with a teacher from the local primary school.  She comes to our place for 3 hrs a day and works hard trying to get us to learn her language.  We're not great students.  I wasn't great at school in my early years and I don't think I've improved but we are trying.  Ted is better than me. On Thursday we got up at 5 am to go bird ...

Today marks my 3 months of sobriety anniversary! Go Me :) I am taking the day to myself here at the house. And it's been a while since I have blogged so it's time to catch you up on whats been going on here. . . . We have made friends with a lizard we named Specks. On Friday morning he came down from the roof to introduce ...

... visit we arrived on Roatan, one of the Bay Islands off the Honduran coast to spend an idyllic week. The coral reef here is second only in size to The Great Barrier in Australia and it is fabulous. Did you know...here she goes again...that coral reefs have the second most diverse biosystem after rainforests? This was another amazing time and my claim to fame is that during the week I passed my Open Water PADI certificate. I can now scuba dive (and sink with the aid ...

... prices were extremely reasonable and it was located at the top of a hill that showed a full view of all of the lush rainforest and beachland below it. When we got back to Quepos we all sat along the waterline to enjoy a gorgeous view of the sunset, which brings me to now. I'm sure I won't have the time (or energy) to put this much into writing such detail about the rest of the trip, but we already know of lots of fun plans still coming ahead....