La Palapa Resort Quepos
Portalon, 800 Mts. of the main entrance South Panamerican Quepos, Province of Puntarenas, 6350, Costa Rica
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Quepos, Manuel Antonio National Park, San José
... way we then had to get on our first “chicken bus”, these are actually the old yellow U.S school buses. Now, we are still not sure if they are called “chicken buses” because they are bright yellow, because you are packed in little chickens in boxes or because the locals actually travel with chickens on the bus. Or maybe all three! Well, I have no idea where it came from and if it had also crossed the border, but there was a man travelling with a chicken on ...
Shaken, not stirred
... nu begyndte at rasle ned. For at følge op på min noget danske håndtering af slangen i marken, besluttede jeg mig for at springe ud af sengen og kigge mig ualmindeligt forvirret rundt. Ben lå i sin seng, ved siden af min, og Traye i den anden ende af lokalet. Det var omtrent her at gårdmutteren, Lidia, gav et ordentligt hyl fra sig: "JOOOOORGE!", hvorfor undertegnede med sit søvndyssede sind naturligvis konkluderede at det var Jorge der var skyld i de massive rystelser. ...
My Travel Evolution
... delivered to us at the hotel in the morning, which I thought was a nice service.
We made the drive to Quepos, near Manuel Antonio NP, in just under 4 hours, checked into our hotel here, had lunch and then went to the public beach at the end of the road. The ...
Letters Home, Costa Rica 2011, Day 3
... and Jeff followed. After crossing, we knew why the trail had been closed. We made it to the Mirador, which is an overlook of the Pacific Ocean, which is perfectly breathtaking. Jeff shot pictures, and we rested there for a while after the climb. We were visited by a rather large iguana, but he was uninterested in us and moved on after posing for a few pictures..
We made our way back to civilization, and decided to head back ...
Manuel Antonio
... over the next few days as we will be kicking back.
Don and Michele really have picked a wonderful place for their wedding. Last night we stopped at Cantina Salsipuedes for happy hour which is very close to Tulemar (the site of the wedding) just to watch the sunset. This area is new to us, we didn't visit here on our last trip to Costa Rica, but everything we heard about it seems to be true.
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