Well my 17 days in Costa Rica are coming to a close. Tonight, I board a bus to make the 15-18 hour journey down the Interamericana Highway to Panama City.
I'm only online for a bit now but will say that Costa Rica has been a great time traveling around with Ramona. We started in Dominical for a few days on the Pacific Coast, down further south to Drake Bay and Corcovado on the Osa Peninsula before jumping back across to the north Atlantic side to Tortuguero near Nicaragua and on down to Puerto Viejo just near the border of Panama. We were quite fortunate and had little rain apart from the evening shower even though it is technically the rainiest month of the rainy season (thanks El Nino).
I would characterize the trip as a lot of wildlife. Lots and lots of wildlife - whales, turtles (both moms laying and babies hatching), 3 types of monkeys, lots of lizards, snakes, frogs, otters, crocodiles, caymans, sloths, spiders and countless kinds of birds - i'm sure I'm leaving some out but that's all I can think of off the top of my head. Needless to say, I have lots of photos which over time I'll try and get a few up once I arrive in Panama. Till then...
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