Hotel Le Priss Inn Quepos
Quepos, Manuel Antonio, Quepos, Manuel Antonio Quepos, Province of Puntarenas, Costa Rica
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Santa Elena- Carara- Quepos
... intensa ni apretada, pero si sombría. Gracias a eso, durante todo el paseo vimos varios agutís. Y nada más comenzar se nos cruzó un coatí por el sendero, que pareció ni mirarnos. Lo que no vimos son guacamayos, que al parecer son las estrellas del parque (los vimos después muy lejos, fuera del parque mientras esperábamos el autobús).
Nos impresionaron unos cuantos árboles enormes y con unas formas incleíbles.
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Rooster Fish - and they didn't get away
... a fair amount of fishing there so I was pleased that a far more experienced fisherman than I also found these hard fighting fish to be hard work. The record is around 110 pounds and we both agreed that that would be one hell of a challenge and extremely strenuous. We had an awesome rest of the day and I managed to catch 3 Roosters (15, 25 and 30 pounds respectively). Christian got 2 and Ricardo was extremely pleased with his ...
Quepos, que bonito!
... out of the country after a 2 hour wait and was on his way to Costa Rican immigration, where we met him again a little while later and had a brief catch up before he set off up the Panamericana on his bike, and we boarded a marginally more comfortable bus going in the same direction. We can't believe how fast he is pedalling, the man is ...
Letters Home, Costa Rica, Days 5 & 6
... idea where the car rental place was. The bus dumped us out in front of a bakery, and Jeff found a dry place as I went searching for the car rental office. Success. I’d found it about 5 blocks east, and T had just arrived from San Jose’. It was great to see her, and she seemed relieved that she’d been found. I drove us back to the bakery where Jeff was at his post guarding the luggage. We loaded up this 4-door Kia Roller Skate and ...
Letters Home, Costa Rica 2011, Days 1 & 2
... front door at the table and chairs. Not long after...a young lady brought a tray of a coffee pot, cups, cream and sugar and set it in front of us. I must say that this coffee was far better than the slop Jeff had brewed. Her name was Sheryl, and she asked what we wanted for breakfast. We opted for gallo pinto...the national dish/staple of Costa Rica. Minutes later, our breakfast arrived. Scrambled eggs, bacon, ...



