Allan & Anne spend the Christmas holidays in Costa Rica
San Jose, Costa Rica
Marriot Hotel - colonial hacienda architecture located on a 30-acre coffee plantation
Visiting the Doka Coffee Plantation
Coffee Trees
Coffee Beans
We took a boat thru Drake Bay to get too our lodge
Osa Peninsula was described by the National Geographic as the most biologically diverse places on earth. All kinds of tropical plants, mammals, insects and over 350 different birds.
Hiking around the Aguila De Osa Inn
Drake Bay
In the Osa Peninsula
Taking a boat to the Corcovado National Park
Hiking thru Corcovado National Park
Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve on the Nicoya Peninsula
We took a ride on a cable car to get to our Sky Trek Canopy tour and ziplined above the forest, fun ride!
No chance to take pictures....
We met our private driver and drove along the Pacific Coast to get to the town of Islita, near the tip of the Nicoya Peninsula. Along the way, we had frequent stops, enjoying seeing beautiful birds and animals
A most wonderful place on the Pacific Coast!
Excellent beach resort with 2 pools and a walk to the ocean
Entrance gate to our room
Bar area with an endless pool
Bar area with an endless pool
Walking to the the pool near the beach
Another great pool right near the Pacific Coast
Tamarindo beach - great area for walking and collecting neat spiral shells
Having lunch in town (typical beach-type area with tourist shops, surf equipment &.beach stores)
Flying back to San Jose
Our last night in San Jose at the Xandari Resort & Spa on a 40-acre coffee & fruit plantation overlooking Costa Rica’s Central Valley
View of San Jose from our balcony
