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Cabinas Sol y Mar Golfito

middle of town on the only road Golfito, Province of Puntarenas, Costa Rica

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The main activity here is relaxing

A travel blog entry by cthetravellady

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Today we head to Playa Zancudo - "Costa Rica's final frontier". To visit here, you should have lots of time, so we are close by, we have 2 days and we have picked only one spot. We're ready!



Zancudo is on the other side of the gulf and the best way to get there is by boat or by water taxi. Nope - My Man may look like David …

Pura Vida, with a price tag

A travel blog entry by shanemilli

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Shane says; After our exhausting wait at Frankfurt airport(s) we had an exhausting 9 hour flight to the Dominican Republic, a 2 hour wait, and another 3 hours of crampy goodness before arriving in the Promised Land, or in this case, Costa Rica. We got in about 6:30am, a quick taxi to the hostel, and we were told we'd have a 4 hour wait before the …

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Santa Teresa to Golfito via Paquera Ferry

A travel blog entry by cedric.brehaut

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... Golfito in record time around 3.30pm. What a strange place! In the 20km stretch that connects Rio Claro to Golfito, the sides of the road are decorate with giant signs featuring washers, dryers, microwave ovens, stereo systems and coffee makers. As it turns out, this little fishing town is also a special duty-free zone: ticos from all over the country to buy appliances at lower ...

Tico Time

A travel blog entry by kim_puravida

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First mosquito bites, 2 nasty ones in identical places at the top of both of my calves! Did not have a great night's sleep this time, got cramp in my leg for what seemed like an hour and it was so hard to stretch it out/massage it because of the limited space in my sleeping bag liner! #FirstWorldPains haha! The local dogs would not stop barking/fighting with each other! Blimey!

Breakfast was porridge again which was yummy as ...

Cerro Chirripo - Highest peak in Costa Rica

A travel blog entry by hobos

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... is NO CAMPING allowed in the national park. Out of the 40 daily permits, 30 are "by reservation only", and 10 are “first come first serve” and must be picked up the day before the climb. We have no trouble getting our permits ($15 each for 2 days on the mountain). We ask about attempting the summit as a dayhike, with a departure time of 12am to avoid the afternoon thunderstorms, but the ranger says the ...

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