Playa Conchal Hotel

... .  For today I tried again to visit Playa Conchal and made it there in between showers.  A large hotel bought all the land in front of Playa Conchal and walled it off.  You may recall from my earlier post that Playa Conchal is billed as ...

... the best part - after all the travel, we got picked up by a private shuttle in Liberia, and whisked off to the Paradissus Playa Conchal on the coast, thanks to John´s parents. Thanks!!! They are spending the week there with his Uncle Matt and Aunt Ann, ...

... what day it is, Tuesday I think. Uli and I spent the days in low key Playa Brasilito, chilling on the shell covered beach (Playa Conchal) and in a karaoke bar mostly frequented by locals. As well as in the more resort like Playa Tamarindo, with all it's ...

... headed north before snorkelling for about 1.5 hours, and then returned to Tamarindo to watch the sunset.  Another couple went from our hotel who were very nice, and we were shocked that there were only 14 people on board.  Too bad one girl ate ...

I had another restless night as I tried in vain to not aggravate my sunburn! Breakfast at this hotel is great!  Even though it is the same thing everyday, everything is really good.  Today I finally got Isabella to try the black beans and rice ...

... two inches from my feet running around on our patio.  Yes, I quickly made it inside and now I am watching him paw through all of our things. Oh and here is the website for the resort we are staying at.  ...

... !  We were about to head back to the beach when we decided to visit another nearby beach we had heard lots about called Playa Conchal.  We had the same driver that picked us up from the aiport take us on the 15 minute drive to Playa Conchal ...

... games, vendors, kareoke, etc.  It took place on the town plaza which is right in front of the beach.  The beautiful white-sand Playa Conchal is a 20 min walk down the beach (or a 5 min drive, but you have to drive ON the beach).  They rent ...

... so hard I felt the whole building shudder against the weight of it. And finally, this morning I got some sun at the beautiful Playa Conchal...true to its name, there are thousands of shell bits instead of sand, and the gorgeous crystal blue water I was ...

... other gates I had experienced here. I still get a good laugh out of that one! Yesterday a group of us went to the Playa Conchal, which was very pretty. The flora here is quite different and you see quite a few cacti and Guanacaste trees here and ...

... it. These guys were at least 15 feet wide. I've never seen anything like it before. After our dive we spent the afternoon at Playa Conchal which is ridiculously beautiful and an obvious local hang out. We played in the waves which pooped Kai out so he's ...

... and then followed some people over a dirt hill into some trees and there it was, one of the prettiest beaches I have seen.  Conchal Beach is made up of crushed shells and has pretty blue water.  There were lots of people on this beach and we ...

... to see the beaches. Most of them were brown coloured but a few had white sand with cristal clear water. The best were Playa Grande et Playa Conchal. I booked the 5.30 bus to Managua, Nicaragua. Getting up so early isn t really human but I really have no ...

... by the name) is made up of tiny shells layered above the white sand. It is a gorgeous beach with turquoise water. Sunset at Playa Conchal seemed like a perfect idea so we sat and watched the sun set over the mountain and ocean. That evening we went back ...