Hotel Park (Caribe)

Ave. 4, Calles 2 y 4, Puerto Limon, Province of Limon, Costa Rica | Hotel

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CAPTAIN SLOG STARDATE 91.12

A travel blog entry by captain-slog

... we were confronted by a huge 20 foot statue of a Sloth standing up on its back legs. Apparently, this was the dinosaur version from way back when – not quite as cuddly as today’s cute little chaps.

We were met by the owner’s daughter and watched a short but very entertaining film about the smiley sloth. Everyone was as smitten as me, they are so lovely and this family are doing a wonderful job.

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Ich bin im Paradies

A travel blog entry by evashakira

Hola mis amigos...

Ich lebe im Paradies. Also ich wohne im Dschungel an der Karibikkueste. Es ist eien Tierrettungsstation direkt am Meer. Wir sind fast nur Deutsche im Projekt...also sprechen wir fast nur deutsch, aber egal.
Also ich finds hammer, wir sind denk ich so 20-30 Voluntaere, davon arbeiten einige im Rescue Center udn andere im Schildkroetenprojekt. Wir wohnen in Mehrbettzimmern, ich mit Linda, einer anderen die wir schon aus Guatemala kannten und ...

Sloths - Officially the coolest animal ever!

A travel blog entry by sskatie

Without a doubt, one of the highlights of this whole trip has to be my visit to the Sloth Sanctuary just outside Cahuita. Set up unintentionally by an American couple back in the early 1990's, they had bought land here and set up a small hotel, but were brought an injured baby sloth by some locals who thought they could look after it, and the rest is pretty much history. A fantastic set up where ...

From the Pacific to the Carribean side!

A travel blog entry by intheworld

... windy roads - for 2 hours. After a short lunch break the streets became straighter and the view phantastic: you could see the sea from the mountain road we were on. We finally reached Changuinola from where I had to take a shared taxi to the border - just 1.5 USD. The border crossing point was a little post in front of a bridge. Queuing for 20 minutes to get my stamp out of Panama, then crossing the bridge on foot – the pathway was an adventure itself – to the ...