Nestled on the Northwest part of the OSO Peninsula This area has many secluded reachable by boat only hotels, and excellent hiking trails. We met several volunteers who pay $24 per day for food and lodging for the privilege of working to help preserve the wilderness on this peninsula as well as on Cano Island, 12 miles off the coast.
Wednesday, February 06, 2008
Onward Down the Coast, Drake's Bay, Corcovado Park
Nestled on the Northwest part of the OSO Peninsula This area has many secluded reachable by boat only hotels, and excellent hiking trails. We met several volunteers who pay $24 per day for food and lodging for the privilege of working to help preserve the wilderness on this peninsula as well as on Cano Island, 12 miles off the coast.
Friday, January 11, 2008
A Class "C" River! Cocodriles! National Park Carrara
Think twice before launching in this river. Rio Tarcoles a must see for those who haven't seen a Crocodile in person. Incredible, prehistoric, and loads of them sunning near the highway on the way to Parque Nationale Carrara where we spent the better part of a day hiking and viewing Costa Rican wildlife. We saw Scarlet macaws, toucans, lizards, irridescent butterflies, kotamundis,and other animals we have yet to identify. This park is
Tuesday, January 01, 2008
Saturday, December 29, 2007
Fun Exploring Northern Costa Rica
Onward to Costa Rica
We sailed overnight to Secret Cove, a development in southern Nicaragua and anchored for a couple days. Then across to beautiful Bahia Santa Elena, Costa Rica for 8 days before getting a good weather window to cross the area of Papaguayos to check in at Bahia Cocos. (Heavy easterly winds caused by weather in the Caribbean.) We found friends from the Marina Puesta Del Sol there and enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with them at a local restaurant. Barb and Gary on Hurrah, Jeff and Stephanie from Musetta.
Saturday, October 20, 2007
Nica Friends
We Have Visitors!
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