La Sirena Hotel Quepos
100m West of the entrance to town Quepos, Province of Puntarenas, Costa Rica
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Quepos, Manuel Antonio National Park, San José
... bus. We got dropped off in La Virgen which is the turn off for San Juan del Sur and since there were a few more tourists on the bus we just got a shared taxi to San Juan del Sur instead of waiting for the bus. We had checked out the Sunrise Beach Hotel from the Lonely Planet, turned out they were full however the owner offered us a double room in his house for only 10usd. Since we had been up since before 6am we just agreed on the spot. Let’s see what Nicaragua has in store for ...
Shaken, not stirred
... når Prins Henrik tramper i jorden, når han gang på gang bliver nægtet kongedømmet, og selv når det sker, så når de aldrig over et par stykker på Richter-skalaen. For dem, som ikke kender til Richterskalaen, så er det en logaritmisk skala der bruges til måling af jordskælvsstyrke. Det betyder, at en 1'er på skalaen også kan skrives som 10^1, eller bare 10, som udtryk for kraften der slippes fri med skælvet. Således skrives 2'eren som 10^2, eller 100, altså 10 gange kraftigere end ...
Vida es todo gratis!
Is it three months already since our last visa run? So ninety days of sweltering Quepos in the high season and a plethora of managerial dilemmas at work. Without saying too much (STOP THIEF!), there have been lots of staffing issues and we have had to get new staff in for 3 out of 6 positions. With each change the group dynamics has improved and now we have got to a stage where the working atmosphere is much nicer and the standard of work has ...
My Travel Evolution
... is gorgeous. It is maybe a mile long, and bookended by rocky outcroppings. We played in the surf for a couple hours before watching the sun drop beneath the horizon
The Beach. This was Rachel's first trip to a beach where she could swim in the ocean. ...
Letters Home, Costa Rica 2011, Day 3
... chairs, table and umbrella at the public beach. On our way, we enjoyed the monkeys eye-balling backpacks and trying to steal food from the beach-goers. We also saw an orange-tailed raccoon, foraging for goodies. At the park exit, a man was standing there, holding a large machete, and asking if we'd like one of his coconuts. "Muy Fria" I said. So he dug out 2 coconuts from the bottom of his coolers, chopped the tops off, and ...



