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Lot's of Birds in the city park!
... beyond the Jaco Hermosa area, you will cross the Tusubres River and enter Parrita county. Because of a change in the coastal topography, the Beaches in this area are primarily heading south.
Esterillos
Oeste and Este, and the small Playa Bejuco, are quiet residential
communities, with a casual tourist crowd which enjoy surfing Vacationers can find hotels at small surf camps and luxury rentals, with very ...
The Adventure Begins...
... had plenty of A/C and large windows to look out of so it was okay.
We were told we were going to be spending our first night in a hotel in small town called Sierpe. When we arrived it was already dark outside so it was hard to see. We finally arrived to our 'hotels' I'm not going to lie, the naiive tourist Sophia kicked in and i was shocked when I caught a glimpse of our hotel. To my surprise they ...
Cerro Chirripo - Highest peak in Costa Rica
... 2 hours from refugio to summit (5km)
DOWN: 1.5 hours from summit to refugio (5km) + 4 hours from refugio to trailhead (14km)
We make it to the village with 12 minutes to spare. Enough to catch a quick lunch, then catch our bus to San Isidro where we indulge on pastries before a soothing shower at our hosts Pierre and Arine's. Mission accomplished! A great mountain! We highly recommend it if you come to Costa Rica. ...
Letters Home-Costa Rica 2011, Days 8 & 9
... always appreciated.
As we relished the moments on the screened porch, a local lady wearing purple walked across the yard and approached our porch carrying a plastic container. She opened the container to display a batch of freshly cooked hot empanadas. These were meat and potatoes stuffed into a pastry shell, and deep fried. And so…lunch appeared.
After a romp in the waves at high tide and another perfect sunset, it was off to ...
Letters Home, Costa Rica, Days 5 & 6
... shopping, at the Costa Rican equivalent of a Walls Mart. $66 was spent, and 95% of our cart was loaded with things to drink.
Since dinner was way past due, I wheeled the Kia into a roadside restaurant claiming to serve typical/local foods. They called it a buffet, but it was more our equivalent of a cafeteria, where the server loads your plate as you point to what you want. The cashier does some voodoo to determine the price. It was filling ...
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