Our trip to Costa Rica
Trip outline
Page 1 [Tortuguero] - Page 2 [Tortuguero] -
Page 3 [Tortuguero] - Page 4 [Tortuguero & La Paz] -
Page 5 [Arenal & MonteVerde] - Page 6 [MonteVerde] -
Page 7 [Quepos] - Page 8 [Manuel Antonio] -
Page 9 [Pacific Edge] - Page 10 [Corcovado] -
Page 11 [Irazu & Cahuita] - Page 12 [Pacuare] -
Page 13 [Pacuare] - Page 14 [Central Valley, Boston]
The way to Quepos
After 2 days in MonteVerde, we left for Quepos - a town (or village, really) on the pacific coast, close to Manuel
Antonio. There are great views on the way, and we got to see a vulture drying its wings in the sun. We also
stopped to see the crocodiles on the way (There's a place where they hang out).
Carara NP
On the way to Quepos we also stopped in the Carara National Park. This is a good place to spot scarlet macaws (But later on
we saw lot's of them in Corcovado). We walked for about 3 or 4 hours here, it was nice.
That weird picture on the right is my lame attempt to photo some ants. I loved those ants, they walk in a file for
such a huge distance, and there are so many of them. But it is not easy to take their picture...
Quepos
Quepos is a bustling town (erm, right) on the Pacific coast. Actually, I've been to prettier towns in my life. It is close
to the Manuel Antonio park, and we just stayed one night here. The walkway, with the views to the ocean and the port is not so bad, really.
