Yare Hotel
Travel Blogs from Cocles
Rafting the Pacurae!
... showed us what tree they get heart of palm from. After a few more rapids, it was lunch time. We pulled off and unloaded, then our guides turned into cooks. While we were waiting for them to get everything ready, we had some visitors to our lunch spot, pigs! Of coarse Shawn thought they were awesome and wanted them to stick around, while Kim and I wanted them to leave! We had sandwiches and burritos for lunch and they had some chips and salsa, I am pretty sure it ...
Punta Uva & Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica, Caribbea
... good this morning and has been on the toilet a lot. He is not sure what has caused it but it seems he has an upset stomach. Scott is also not feeling too good so we suspect it may have been the sausage as Scott had the one SJ didn't want. Scott also told us that the ham he bought from the supermarket was 2 weeks out of date and he had eaten a few slices before he realised! After SJ made the school boy error of getting burnt in the sun yesterday at the beach, she is as red as ...
Last Day on Our Mountaintop
... go into the monkey area and play with them, or in MacKenzie's case, be attacked by them. After being in the cage for a while the monkeys got a little rowdy and playful with each other. Suddenly, the rowdiest howler monkey, Irene, locked eyes on MacKenzie and sprang onto her, grabbing at her shirt and head. Before she even knew what hit her the monkey had climbed off, but we were all left looking on in a mixture of shock and laughter. A few ...
Cheers to You, Benjamin!
... to show our gratitude by calling Benjamin and leaving a large tip. Thank you interbus for this wonderful introduction! Today was also the first day that we did not use the Samasati shuttle from the office to the mountaintop once. We are determined to remain active on our vacation. We can only wonder what our workout routines will be when simply getting to and from our room each day is not a workout. Because we were too lazy to hike ...
A Day in the Life of the Bri Bri
... nail polish, and a bright orange skin paint. We continued on through the garden which was actually more like a forest, learning about all the different types of trees, including one where if you peel the hairy skin off the seed it will grow smoothly, or if you leave it, will grow with porcupine like spines sticking out of it. At the end of the tour, we were given neon red seeds that are used for "buena suerte" or good luck. Who ever would have ...
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Kitchenette
- Pets allowed