Hotel Las Tres Banderas
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Sloths, Monkeys & Bulls, Oh My!
... snatching up people’s bags and therefore you shouldn’t leave your bags unattended and near the trees (I was worried while walked around that this would happen to us, but I am pretty confident that a monkey would not be able to carry my 20-pound bag. I’m still packing light…haha).
The monkey rummaged through his loot and found some cookies/crackers and went to town eating them. He was so happy eating his stolen goodies that ...
Paradise and Naughty Raccoons
... on the way back having a classic gallo pinto (rice and beans!)
On our last night in Manuel Antonio we enjoyed a great meal at El Avion, a massive plane inside a restaurant. We sat on a table at the edge which overlooked a bay and witnessed a fantastic thunderstorm with amazing lightning! Every now and again the sky would light up enough to glimpse the beautiful coastline, and then huge bright forks of lightening zig-zagged in the sky. Incredible.
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... I thought we might enjoy a few days of silence. Personally I love that people were traveling with their kids. I think it’s the best way to educate your children on the world. They can live it and see it and experience it. I have actually never stayed anywhere that was “kid free” so a first time for everything I guess. Our room is simple but has beautiful hand carved furniture which is phenomenal. The bed is very comfortable and has big ...
Animals galore...
... By this time were properly hot so we headed off to go to the main beach in the park. We found a spot and spent a very chilled afternoon on the beach. As it was in the park and there were wardens around we were actually able to swim together for a change which was great.
We spent that evening planning our next move to Monteverde which was surprise surprise going to be by local bus. . .
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Shaken, not stirred
... opfangede det, før de fortalte mig om deres lille tango, men hatten af for dem. Særligt efter at Jorge fortalte mig, hvor tæt jeg egentlig havde været på at træde på den "ret farlige slange". Med "ret farlig" mente han selvfølgelig at et bid sandsynligvis ville have været dødbringende. Ikke just betryggende, for manden hvis hjerte stadig sad i halsen. Dog skulle historien selvfølgelig ikke være slut, førend at turisten havde fået taget et billede som en anden Steve Irwin, ...
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