Villa Romantica Quepos

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... show, and stayed very close to the path.<br><br>Finally, we completed the loop, and headed back for one more look at our sloth before we headed out. As I was staring up at our sloth, I heard someone say "Oh look, there´s another one!" I turned to look, and they were staring at me and my sloth. Well, if mine is "another one" then they must have one somewhere, and sure enough, just one tree over was another sloth. This one was nice because it wasn´t curled up ...

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 ...

... entertaining and really clever. I took a video of it on my camera, so I'll be uploading that to share. It was an excellent close to our trip. After that Sean and some of the others took turns on a pinata. That's such an amusing thing to watch, especially as an adult. Finally, a few of us headed over to a dance club. As usual, Sean and I were tearing up the dance floor, but we were also standing in a puddle of our own sweat before the first song was over. We split out, dead tired.

... it; he reckoned 9:00 to 9:15. At 9:15 the Tico revised his estimate to 9:30. At 9:45 there was still no sign of a bus. A taxi driver had been hanging around for the past half an hour trying to get our business, but $60 seemed high when compared to the measly $3 for the bus. Instead, we returned to the school and someone phoned for a taxi, hoping it would be cheaper than on the street. No such luck; $60 it is. So we accepted, and no sooner had the caller ...

... the country several kilometres. We followed a very bumpy road. There were acres of palm trees (oil berries-raised for cars), a few homes, people and dogs walking down the road. Then it was nothing but trees and we kept going. We thought we were in the wrong area but kept going. We wondered where we were going to and almost wondered if the taxi driver was taking us out to rob us. We kept going. There were acres of these trees on ...

... just a few kilometers away from Manuel Antonio. We walked around town a bit and then headed off to a wonderful dinner of seafood and exotic drinks at this restaurant called El Patio del Cafe Milagro. Quepos was a pretty touristy town, but still had some appeal. We all met early the next morning and headed to the park where we hired a guide named Leo to take us on a tour. Leo was well-versed in the life of the park and an excellent ...

... unafraid of our presence is mind-boggling. We could just sit there and watch them and their antics for hours! 2. The beauty - rainforest, ocean, beaches, wildlife, flowers...it doesn't get much better than this! 3. The family dynamics - it has been wonderful how everyone has settled into our new life. Mark &amp; I are really appreciating each other's strengths and are working together so well. The kids are amazing! Lowlights: 1. Litter - for such an ecologically-aware country ...