Hotel Rancho Corcovado
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Corcovado NP
The Corcovado National Park is on the Oso Peninsula and can only be accessed by walking or talking a boat to it. I stayed at Drake Bay just outside the park. The first day I had a hammock day, the second day I went snorkelling near the Caño Island and the third day walking in the park. By the way on the 9th February 3/4 of my trip is over.
Quiet Week...
Not much has been happening this week.
The first lot of volunteers have left and the next lot have arrived. This lot are not as interested in the wildlife or rainforest as the first lot. They're not as fit either so the hikes are slower and the time passes by more slowly. But at least they don’t complain too much.
On the volunteers data entry day, Mark was meant to come with me to observe a ...
Like being in a BBC documentary
... stuff at night in a part of the jungle only 20 mins walk from our hostel. Armed with flashlights and wellys we started walking up a small stream seeing bats, crickets, frogs , blue Jean frog, spiders, shrimp and finally a fer du lance poisoness snake. There is probably loads more I've missed off as it was a 3 hour tour in the end. Really good and different from anything else we have done so far.
Next day we were heading out early as we were trying to get to Boquete by the ...
Palmar Sur
... midst of the rainforest, with easy access to the beach. After we were shown to our bungalows, which had magnificent views of the Pacific Ocean, we had a delicious lunch. After lunch we walked along the beautiful beach lined with palm trees. The ocean stretched indefinitely before us and sparkled in the post rain light. Afterwards we headed to the hammocks (we love hammocks) in front of our bungalows, were we read our books. I fell into a very comfortable sleep, listening to the ...
Day 3
... to let feeling back into the rest of my leg and went downstairs to await the return of my classmates. When they finally arrived several surrounded me asking questions about how my knee was, then they all disappeared to go do laundry and shower before dinner. After dinner we had a lecture by Danny about the rainforest. When that was over, I went to bed because I was not feeling well...
Pedometer: 11758 steps, 3.88 miles
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- Free parking
TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel Rancho Corcovado Drake Bay
We ended up pitching a tent in the front of this hotel, right above the beach. The old man working the office was very nice, and agreed to let us pitch our tent out front for cheap. We also looked at a couple of the rooms up on the hill, and they had unbelievable views.
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