Hotel De Montana El Pelicano
Travel Blogs from San Gerardo
Long bus drive to San Jose
Day 10
Today we have our last long bus ride and arrive back in San Jose and complete our loop tour. The bus ride is pretty uneventful and we arrived back in San Jose in late afternoon. We needed to exchange dollars for colones for our trip tomorrow so we headed for the bank. Banks in Costa Rica close promptly at 5 pm and we arrived minutes before closing. The bank was organized into 6 teller windows on each side of the bank ...
Imperial en San Jose
... story, then go down the bus collecting money... I've yet to be on the bus without hearing at least 2 stories, needless to say I've learned the phrase "lo siento" very well. We got a tour of the supermercado, the plaza, and the near park. The super market was chock full of new things I've never seen before! "Racks on racks on racks" of fruits!! Herbs, any type of head you could think of, bread, ... Literally any produce native to Costa Rica! We then went to a beautiful church ...
Minima vs Maxima
... problems. Not the big black ants but some tiny little ants. What bothered me most is that they were in my bed in both places and also in my luggage!! Villa Caletas was a very classy hotel and very clean and we had no open food but somehow I looked and there were ants everywhere on my luggage. I have no clue why and it grosed me out. I had to seriously clean the whole luggage out. The bed thing sucked too because you don’t want to be in bed with ants. I ...
Day 19 & 20
... a great time. My favorite Costa Rican song so far is "Danza Kuduro." It's a great song to dance too and we danced to this a lot in Manuel Antonio.
Tomorrow Abi and I leave in the afternoon for Arenal, a volcanic in San Carlos. I'll share my excitement with ya'll on Sunday.
Even though I'm in Costa Rica I still would like to wish my sister and Dana both a Happy Birthday on July 30th. I miss you both!!!!
Hasta Luego!!!!
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Searching for a Bird
... as usual, once for a handful of lovely green page moths gathered in the road and another for a toucan calling loudly from a tree.
Then we drove on, towards San Jose. As darkness neared we realized we would not make it to our intended location, so instead stayed at a nice hotel in San Isidro. The next morning we drove the rest of the way to the Mirador de Quetzal, marveling at the towering mountains that disappeared in the clouds.
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Location
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility