Category: Central America

  • Ziplining in the Guanacaste Province

    Ziplining in the Guanacaste Province

    Over the course of the past few weeks we’ve had the opportunity to really explore the Guanacaste Province. After leaving San Jose we jumped on a shuttle bus to Tamarindo. The kids and Micki had caught a nasty cold a few days after our last outing and over the course of the nearly 6 hour…

  • Howler Monkeys or What The Hell Was That?

    Howler Monkeys or What The Hell Was That?

    One thing that we’ve discovered since getting into Tamarindo is that wildlife can sometimes surround you without actually having to search for it. We’ve also found that some monkeys can be a little intimidating. I’m not talking about their body size (though some of those male dangly bits look downright painful to have while hanging…

  • A Rough Road that Shakes, Rattles and Rolls

    A Rough Road that Shakes, Rattles and Rolls

    Once we rented our car in Tamarindo, we knew it was only a matter of time before we headed out on a longer road trip. We had already enjoyed the nearby beaches and were looking for something a little different. We still had the condo for another week and a half at that point. For…

  • Active Volcanos, Coffee Plantations and Waterfalls

    Active Volcanos, Coffee Plantations and Waterfalls

    While we were in San José last week we decided that we were going to go take a tour or two. Most people that come to Costa Rica fly in to San José, stay a few days, go on a bunch of tours then get their arses to the coast and the beaches. Though San…

  • Things to do in Tamarindo Costa Rica

    Things to do in Tamarindo Costa Rica

    Looking for the best things to do in Tamarindo, Costa Rica? We can help! Tamarindo’s mainly known as a surf town, but we found plenty of other watersports, great restaurants, and a bustling night market, as well as zip lining, ATVs and horseback riding on the beach. Sure, Tamarindo gets a bad rep occasionally. It…