Rio Nuevo Lodge
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Paradise
... by rainforest's, and with the forest....comes the animals. We decided to keep our beach bag on the beach (without food), only to have it rummage through by a raccoon. So, in the tree it goes. Shortly after (while we are in the water, and helpless) a monkey rummaged through our bag and stole my shoes!!!! Thankfully he was chased off ( by an angry woman ), in the heat of the moment he dropped my shoes in the forest.
I'd recommend the park, just Zip up your ...
Warner, Keys Fiasco, and Sunset Surfing
... and it wasn't cold at all. The beach was really nice as well; nothing at all like Jaco. So we took some pictures and then headed back across the street to find Warner. We told him that we decided to do the lesson if it wasn't too late but we had to change into bathing suits. So we were able to change in the bathroom of the restaurant. After we changed, I noticed that I didn't have the keys to the car anymore. So we looked around the bathroom and ...
Queipos- Manuel Antonio
... en la playa y disfrutamos el resto de la tarde de la lectura, las vistas, la música soul y el atardecer. Suuuuper agradable :)
Cuando llegamos al hotel, nos sorprendió ver que nos habían recogido la ropa de la colada, que habíamos dejado tendida, y nos la habían dejado doblada en el banco del balcón. Además ¡nos habían hecho la cama!
Anuque toda la noche había llovido, el día de hoy fue ...
The Wide Mouth Frog
... Antonio beach which happened to be closed on a Monday(hire one person for a day for 70 bucks max vs. thousands in revenue = costa rican logic). Anywho we visited the local beach which happened to be amazing and surrounded by various properties, lodges, and resorts owned by foreigners. A beautiful area but it is hard to arrive in a town in Costa Rica and see more foreigners than Costa Ricans by a 8:1 ratio. After a day here, we left to the surfing town of Dominical ...
Crazy in the rain forest
... thing when you get here. The pools are small and a little claustraphobic, but the service is friendly. Not much of a view.
Back in Quepos you will want to stop into Wacky Wandas (ask for Wanda by name, trust me) and it's sporty neighbor Pescadores for a brake from your spanish immersion. Lot's of gringos, friendly staff, but they are bar-bars. Now El Gran Escape (next to the Best Western Kumuk) has a full menu, nice atmosphere and sunset ...