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Quepos, Province of Puntarenas, Costa Rica
Quepos/Manual Antonio was our last stop in Costa Rica, and our base for our Canopy Tour, and our Canyoning Trip. Canopy Tour seems to be an invention of Costa Rica's. It is basically ziplining through the tree tops. It was great fun, and highly recommended. The best part was the "Express Repelling". This is where you trust that the Costa Rican at the bottom of the rope to pull on it just before your free fall hits the ground. It was a little nerve racking, but after the first one it was lots ...
Manual Antonio, Costa Rica chrismyersKaren We woke early to catch the bus to Manuel Antonio/Quepos. Breakfast was pancakes (finally! I had been craving). They were fluffy and delicious, and accompanied by the fake American maple syrup I hold so dear. Sean and I hit the Dramamine pretty hard, and my head hit the back of the bus seat like a ton of bricks. At the first rest stop I remember waking and feeling like my body was made of lead, I couldn't even get off the bus. I slept until the second hour where we stopped to walk across...
Quepos, Province of Puntarenas, Costa Rica karensweetlandKaren Its awfully depressing to think our trip is winding to a close, but I'm determined to soak up every last minute in Ticoland. This morning we woke up early to catch the catamaran/snorkeling tour after literally BATHING in 50 SPF. I applied four times today, but still got slow roasted. All I need is a tangy chutney and I'm ready for the menu at Smith & Wollinsky's. The boat ride out was absolutely delicious. Sean and I laid on the netting of the bow, catching some rays and staring at ...
Quepos, Province of Puntarenas, Costa Rica karensweetlandAfter almost seven weeks, many breathtaking sites, memories I will never forget and adventures greater than I ever thought possible, my time in Costa Rica has almost come to an end. This will unfortunately be my last entry as I am returning to Montreal on Saturday....I am returning without any regrets and an entirely different view of the world and a much different view of myself than I had before coming to Costa Rica. At the beginning of last week, I caught an awful cold which really slowed ...
Manuel Antonio National Park, Province of Puntarenas, Costa Rica kimberleydMono Azul hotel in Manuel Antonio http://hotelmonoazul.com/
Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica la-vie-de-suzToday we took about a 5 hour bus ride to Quepos which is on the coast of CR ... which also means beaches! It's been a long time since we came across nice and hot sunny weather since Lima and Lima wasn't even that hot. We stopped in a few places to snack and go to the potty but that was about it. It's pretty much put on your earphones, turn on the music kind of travelling deal. We took some pics along the way and got excited when we saw the ocean! It means that we are close. As we drove down, ...
Quepos, Province of Puntarenas, Costa Rica lisatsenToday's entry will be short and sweet as all we did was go to the beach early in the morning at around 9:30 am, had breakfast at one of the restaurants, then relaxed on the lounge chairs under umbrellas on the beach. Note that you have to pay for planting your asses on the chairs and using the umbrellas for the whole day or even hourly. Helen was able to haggle us to 8000 Colones (or about $17 US) for the rental. Crazy. But hey, we wanted to relax and do nothing once during our trip and this ...
Manuel Antonio National Park, Province of Puntarenas, Costa Rica lisatsen... it out. There has been a lot of construction along the road in the last 4 years so it's one hotel after the other. Tough on the monkeys. The road however is still in the same shape it was on our last trip - narrow, winding and hard to walk along. The bus is still cheap at 110 colones (about 30 cents). More happy hour drinks and dinner across from the beach and then home again by bus and taxi. We're not losing weight yet.
Quepos, Costa Rica suspenceIt feels like we have been gone longer than 6 days, thats it? Crazy. Maybe because the time here moves so slowly. Today was an early one. Up by 7:30 this morning to the sound of monkeys jumping on the roof :) So we decided to venture into town for breakfast. It was very humid from the rain last night so the walk was very sticky ...
Quepos, Costa Rica danie83... account of when the stelea was made, for what occasion, who presided over the event etc. Loads of information. They were also wonderful astronomers and mathematicians and understood the concept of zero. We're now in Antigua, Guatemala and it's another very lovely city. We had a good walking tour as an introduction lead by an American woman who's lived here since she was a teenager (she's now 53) and who writes books about the city and the country. Fascinating how ...
Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala joyceanddave... can eat. Literally, each meal had rice and beans, breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Naomi, I wish I took more Spanish lessons because they did not speak a work of English. It was interesting. A lot of gestures and single word sentences. But, somehow we were able to understand each other. All the meals were made over a wooden stove which made it taste so good. They had outdoor plumbing so when I had to go to the bathroom or shower, I had to bring ...
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