Tantel Hotel Cobano
Route de Montezuma Cobano, Province of Puntarenas, Costa Rica
Travel Blogs Nearby
Tico Time
... sit ups, everything! A local man then came and explained to us in Spanish that the builders probably wouldn't return, so we came back to the house and Emma and I decided to make the most of the sun and set up the most amazing clothes "line" and a line to hang our mess tins from wooo!
I then had a nice long chat in Spanish with Andre, he speaks so fast though, but it was great to speak with him, and I gradually became ...
Live and let live!
... my daily vocab. WOOHOO!! I've done more physical activity out here in 4months than I have in 5years in the UK. I now take part in weekly yoga and Zumba classes (how has this taken me so long to discover?) and yesterday I even played my first game in years, of football, during a staff and parents vs kids match. So gratitude seems not a strong enough word for me right now.
I am staying and have been for the last 8 weeks, in a rather sweet ...
San Isidro
... I met up with the girls and we ended up waiting almost two hours for the guys to get back. But they always find the cool stuff, they found the waterfalls. They were totally disgusting though, wet and muddy.
We took off and left the park and was about 5 minutes down the road when Robby reminded me a cemetery was coming up that I wanted a picture of. I asked where the camera was to which Don replied "I put it on the roof when I went to change". ...
It's as cold as you like up that mountain!
... since we've been in Costa Rica, it's only 2 hours difference but we seem to be completely dippy and confused most of the time. We lost a day getting here too, don't know where that went, I thought we arrived on the 21st turns out it was the 22nd. Christmas day could have come and gone and we wouldn't have known!
Day 2 / 20th December
We continued up the steep gradients for another 10kms, and then it flattened out making the ...
Esta Bien
... impassable mess of mud. Once the bus stopped we were told that they would probably sit there until morning and walking the rest of the way might be a good idea. Troy, the coyboy-hatted Canadian wearing his recently purchased enormous Costa Rica flag belt buckle, provided inspirational quotes to the group of recently ...


