Hotel Mango Mar Jaco
Calle Cocal, Playa Jaco Jaco, Province of Puntarenas, 176, Costa Rica
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Stray animals-Fundraising happening in Jacó
... the Central Pacific Region, it belongs to the most popular ...
The Crocodile Bridge and the Scarlet Macaws
... it is on the Isla Ballena....an island shaped like a whales tail where we hope to do some snorkeling and look for Humpback Whales. Along the way, we also saw a Gray Hawk and a King Vulture so the birding continued to be good. We stayed at a hostel called the Toucan Lodge in Uvita and had a nice time watching the sun set. Dinner was yogurt, peanuts, left over pizza, cookies and Baileys Irish cream. Now that is one fine backpackers ...
Its fun to speak 5 languages!
... we began driving around to a few different places. Originally we were looking for a hostel just for me, but then Jaime begins telling me how tired he is and how he needs to stay the night. I told Jaime that its not my job to find him a place for the night, but we found a place for $30 with 2 rooms and 1 bed in each room. This worked out because the other place that I would have stayed by myself would have cost me $35 a night. Either way, ...
Back to the Beach!
... be greatly missed. And also the red snapper!
Thurs morning we are heading back to the city for a day and then the mountains... going to Volcan Arenal for a few days and then on to Monteverde. Then Samara after that for about a week. It's going fast, just about 3 weeks left of our adventure here.
We are excited to see some new things on the last part of our trip, but are also looking forward to coming home.
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Power is back on!
... subaru, the same as our car at home just a little bit older. They took the trooper. The drive to the coast was beautiful. It was mountainous as back home in WA but with a feel of the tropics because the foliage is so different. It was a fun trip. We stopped on the way to see huge crocodiles off the side of a bridge. There were several of them and very large! There were a few tables with touristy odds and ends that they were trying ...



