Las Aguas Jungle Lodge Dominical

We will post trip information here as soon as it starts. For 2010, we will continue planning the project and look for Sponsors that are willing to invest and support the Project. All indications in that regard is ...

After dropping Bev off at the airport we headed straight out of town. Of course this took us a good hour due to traffic and the inability to get proper directions! The map I we had purchased at a hotel the day when we came into the country was supposedly up-to-date, but so far I had counted around 10 mistakes. The San Jose portion was no different. By the time we got out of the city it was around 3 PM so we only had a few hours of daylight left and we still had to go ...

Just a quick blog to keep you up to date<br>Had to change plans as there was no space at Sirena Ranger Station. Margarita was able to organise alternative route into Corcovado<br>Got Marvi bus to Sierpe. Stayed in good cabinas and had excellent meal in their restaurant<br>

... because I have never seen a pineapple still growing ha. There are thses Howler Monkeys that you can randomlly hear, OOOO OOOOoooo OOOoooo, that are really kidna creepy sounding. almost liek teh sound is a scary movie. crazy moths and butterfly just randomly fly by. Then on top of it all theres the sounds of so many different birds and insects. But just chilling in a hammock for hours each day and watchign passiont fruit fall off the ...

... perfect. Everyone that works here feels the owner should sell it cause he is the only constant that is not positive and light. This, is why I wouldn't want to work and live here. For the other things....I am happy to be here. The owner is German (there are a lot of Germans in CR) and the guests and volunteers are American, Canadian, Polish, Japanese, British, Turkish, Italians and of course, locals. I love being around so many different ...

Hi, Guys: Don't know where else to post this... I will be driving to Dominical, Costa Rica, from Austin, Texas, leaving on Jan. 5, 2009. I will be driving a Toyota pickup with camper shell on the back. I have room for ONE passenger to join me. We will be passing through eastern Mexico (Yucatan), Belize, Guatemala ...

... flora and fauna that were once abundant have begun returning. Just over 35 years later it is a nationally recognized Wildlife Animal Refuge covering 815 acres. Classified as a wet forest, it ranges from wetlands, swamplands, coastal regions, secondary forest primarily in the lowlands, primary forests in the highlands, and more. It has self guided trails all around, as well as guided tours for bird watching, a zip line canopy tour, and over night tours on the ...

... t want anyone going in front of him, and when he had a chance would cut off other horses. There was quite a bit of clogging up, and one of my friends (Liz) actually got kicked. She kept her spirits up, and although in pain, kept going and had a good time that night. That night we went to a great Italian resturant in town. &lt;&lt;&lt;Name... being... I'll remember and fill it in later&gt;&gt; After a little confusion, we all ...

... an hour away, thank god!!! when we got there it ended up being really really small, but we were okay with that, and we ended up getting a private room for the three of us. it was pretty relaxing actually. not many people around and the beach was huge!! but we decided to leave only after 2 days seeing how we did have to get back to san jose to pick up kirsten´s brother joel and my hubby donovan ...

... drive back to town. We go to the little grocery stor that sells everything....except motor oil!! This young guy that works at the store comes out to help us. A Tico(Costa Rican) he is and in his brokenEnglish, tells us he is a "mechanic" and proceeds to help? us. He checks the oil and tells us what we already know - no oil, needs oil, not good!! Maybe a leak? Calls us a cab cause the gas staion is 2km down a gravel road out of town. Off to the station we go. Pick up ...