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El Remanso Osa

near Corcovado National Park Osa, Province of Puntarenas, 8203, Costa Rica

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Costa Rica - San Jose and on to Osa

A travel blog entry by phoedo

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San Jose - in the morning, just arrived off the plane, took the bus into town. Saw a really cool stained glass window (see the pic). Wandered around for a while, spent a lot of time in line at several banks, but eventually got what we needed done. Felt like the only non-prostitutes in San Jose wearing shorts, everyone was staring at us wherever we …

Jungle fever-ish

A travel blog entry by sheena-andy

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The couple that ran the hotel made us breakfast in the morning and we headed toward Puerto Jimenez. The roads were wide and well paved so we made good time. We hit patches of construction so we had to weave around piles of rocks and Caterpillar machinery. They had built SKETCHY temporary bridges that had large holes in them with creaking metal and …

Rumble in the Jungle

A travel blog entry by sheena-andy

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Andy had mentioned to me the other day that I had slept through the howler monkeys screams. He said that if he heard them again, he would be sure to wake me. There was no need since I heard them early in the morning screeching like banshees far, far away. Around 5 AM or so, there were several loud birds caw-cawing right outside our room. To bad we …

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Peninsula de Osa

A travel blog entry by andrew_caroline

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... Despite the rain, we were still able to see macaws, coatis, a trogon, boa constrictors and a tamandua (a type of anteater).

The next morning we were up at 4 am to go and look for tapirs. It had stopped raining, so it was actually quite pleasant to be out. We walked along the beach and found a spot and waited. However, there didn’t seem to be any tapirs coming that way on this particular morning. So Christian took us to a different ...

Hike to Rincon Beach

A travel blog entry by rnespeca

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Today we hiked to Rincon Beach which was only a 2 hour hike. This was our recovery day from the day before. It was along the coast line of the pacific ocean which was a totally different hike from our previous ones. Along the way we were able eat star fruit and papayas while it was perfect weather. Norain or clouds in the sky but of course tons of humidy. Along the way Clay had slipped on a ...

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