Hotel Brasilito
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Brasillito, Tamarindo, Playa Grande, Playa Coco
One thing you will notice if you decide to try Costa Rica and visit different province is the change in scenery, temperature. We started our Drive to the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica. once again...the dusty dirt road went on for awhile...but eventually paved roads started to make them selves available. If you do plan on Driving..... Stick to major …
San Jose, Costa Rica
... this time that we just slept until the plane started to fill up again. The new passengers included the entire Costa Rican soccer team. Now SJ couldn't have cared less but AK was fairly pleased and tried to talk to one of the guys who was sat next to him but they only exchanged a few words as AK doesn't speak Spanish and he didn't speak English. We again slept most of the way to San Jose, Costa Rica and after a bumpy landing we had arrived! We passed through customs fairly easy ...
ATV & Canopy tour
This was an awesome tour for the price. You got to drive your own ATV at least 30 minutes each way along the beach dirt roads and even highways through town.
Then arrived at the zip line place for 12 fabulous zip lines. I even had the opportunity to go upside down and superman on the zip lines. It was so awesome.
At the end of the zip line tour it ended at the monkey ...
By Bus to Brazilito
... in his rental car. They spoke no English.
None of the A.M. Volunteers were there. Several of the local children came up and gave us hugs.
Wedneday at 4:00 he's going to have Ash Wednesday services and we'll try to go.
Next Sunday we plan to ride the bus farther, to Santa Cruz. Surfing lessons and canopy hikes just don't appeal to us. We're the grandparents in this soujourn.
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Frogs and fog
... and there is no more amazing site than being above the clouds and watching them roll in over the sea…and no more sickening sight than realizing you are now trapped high up with the clouds overtaking you. This is the realization we had as the rolling wave of clouds crashed down on us and we drove up up up the mountain trying to escape its crest. We get there and pay the $20 ($10 each person) + $3 to park (and yes they took American money ...
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