Cabinas Smith Cahuita

200 m north and 50 m east of Ricky's Bar Cahuita, Province of Limon, Costa Rica

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Costa Rica

A travel blog entry by foxholley

Hola, After a slight scare pertaining to our yellow fever vacinations (f.y.i. the airlines check your vaccination card when leaving from Peru to Costa Rica) ...we have successfully made it into Costa Rica! We are now headed to the small Caribbean town of Cahuita. Until the next entry... Cheers, Dustin and Ellie P.S. Happy Birthday Mom!!! I will try …

Nothing but blue skies

A travel blog entry by foxholley

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Hola, We are in Cahuita, and it is just what we were looking for. The town is small and there isn't much to do, except lie on one of the most beautiful beaches we have ever seen. The water is crystal clear and the jungle goes right to the edge of the white-sand beaches. We have seen three different species of monkey, a sloth, iguana, and several …

Coast Rica (The Rich Coast)

A travel blog entry by rich_thomas

Had to battle the buses again to get across the border to Costa Rica. Although I had excelled with my advanced planning and booked a ticket on the much vaunted and luxury Tica Bus (has air con!), it seems there was six other people with a reservation for the same one seat! After waiting for the next bus, and a promise of more space to find out it …

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Cahuita

A travel blog entry by phranc.lamm

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... there were no native Costa Ricans in the band, probably Europeans and Americans. The bar was jam packed with lots of people dancing, we had a great time and went back to the hotel for our last night in Cahuita.

There are probably an equal number of tourists and locals in the Cahuita area which made for a good mix. Very laid back place. After catching a ride into Cahuita from the hotel owner we were off to San Jose' on the ...

Tortuguero National Park

A travel blog entry by emelie78

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... water, and we all felt such relief as the three made it into the water on their own. I hope we did the right thing. One thing is sure, stuck in the hole they would had died or gotten eaten by a bird or something.

That evening we went for a beer at Johnny’s Coffee to decide which boat to take the next day. The choice was 06.00am and 11.30am. Before we left to go, Paula had noticed how her chins were itching and getting a bit irritated, she thought it was probably ...