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The housing directly behind the Hampton Inn, other hotels and shopping. This was not uncommon housing to see. In comparison th
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Sunrise view from the Hampton Inn at the airport as we arose to head home.
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Yes it rained a tiny bit but mostly at night and on this drive back to the airport. The drive from Quepos is about 4 hours.
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Another one and we would have been fearful but when you see a full size tour bus use it first, you know it will hold the rental
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ONe of the bridges on the main road between the airport and Quepos. The bridges are one lane old abandoned railroad structures.
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At lunch in Quepos. Two dishes, chips and salsa, 2 beers each and all for $12.
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The fire station in Quepos about 2 miles down the hill from the resort. This is the big city for this part of Costa Rica.
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Another room present by the housekeeping staff.
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Eric and Heather after defeating the beast.
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Eric tackling the wild game.
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Another view from the pool. I know there's a lot of them but it was so beautiful.
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Back at the pool looking back towards the main bldg. Ours was the one behind the two palm trees.
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A platform for one of the rapel stations across the ravine.
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Eric in his designer head gear.
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Heather in her designer safety gear.
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Eric about to zip across.
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A poisonous frog the guide caught and showed us. Their poison was the type put on spear and arrow tips to kill animals.
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Heather on her first rapel ever and she loved it.
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Heather coming down the first zip line.
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Along the trail to the top to canopy we were shown the plants. This one is a walking palm because it slowly moves up the hillsi
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A quck photo before we harnessed up and headed out.
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Sitting in the arrival/eating area of the canopy tours company after about a 45 minute drive from the hotel. They picked us up,
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The beach at Manuel Antonio looking back toward the point where our hotel is.
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On another beach on the other side of the jungle park after a hike on the trail.
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On the beach at the park with the jungle area behind.
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A monkey on the trail less than 4 feet away. He appeared to be looking for a handout.
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View of the ocean on a cliff at the highest point in the park on the hiking trail. About 100+ feet off the jagged shore line.
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In the jungle at Manuel Antonio Park.
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At the beach on the bay below our hotel.
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View from the main bldg over the pool and Pacific Ocean.`
