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Beaches
... a real quick change into beach wear and drove to Manual Antonio, where we dipped our toes into the Pacific, or in some cases (mine) body surfed the waves.It was unusually stormy but so much fun!
Dinner was in an airplane(!), an old C130 that had been rescued from the Iran-contra war and set up into in a resteraunt bar, a very novel idea.
The Pacific side of Costa rica is the rainier side during the rainy season, and it lived up to ...
3 Days to Villas Tranquilas
... ran to security. We asked everyone if we could cut the line as we literally had no time to spare. We flew through security and then literally ran through the airport to get to our gate. When we finally sat down in our seats on the plane, I couldn’t believe that we had actually made it. I really thought that we were going to end up having to stay in Peru and pay for a new flight out!
The flights to Panama City and San Jose both seemed to go pretty quickly. Once ...
Costa 'Croc' Rica
... We see quite a bit of other wildlife here too, flamingoes, small black and blue coloured birds with borrowed binoculars, I'd really like some.
I read up after online about this bridge, it's known more commonly as the Puente de los Cocodrilos (Crocodile Bridge) because of the scores of crocodiles that reside in the muddy waters of the river and doze along its banks. The ...
Shaken, not stirred
... men fordi dens sandhed bliver eviggyldig - og jeg synes at huske en der taler om de ting der ikke slår en ihjel og hvordan det kun gør dig stærkere. -Og så kan man i øvrigt trumfe de fleste historier med giftslangen, den døde ko og jordskælvet, ikke sandt?
Således passerede altså min fredag d. 13. uden tab af lemmer eller liv, omend det ikke var fordi Moder Jord ikke forsøgte. Bedre held næste gang, Moder Jord - du kan finde mig i min seng, med et arsenal af snacks, film og måske en ...
Monkey business
... rapidly in this area as well, making the Quepos citizens realise that they could earn their money not only on fishing and palm oil used for cooking, cosmetics etc., but also on tourists which has made it one of the most visited parts of Costa Rica today. 80-90 % of people here live directly off of tourism. The kayaking tour itself was very nice as well. We saw a lot more animals like small crocodiles, an ant-eater, large iguanas, birds and also and black, ...
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