Costa Rica Dominical Uvita Area

We love the Dominical - Uvita area on the South Pacific side of Costa Rica. Rustic,rugged, less touristy, kinda the way we think Costa Rica should be. Anyway, if you're interested in visiting the Dominical, Uvita area, check out these videos. They're short but informative. ENjoY!

Dominical



Playa Uvita

Playa Ventanas



La Cascada el Pavon



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Papaya Con Leche Custom Bikinis in Tamarindo Costa Rica

Papaya con Leche in Tamarindo, Costa Rica makes custom bikinis for woman of all sizes. To be honest, we never heard of Papaya con Leche until our very BIG, BUSTED friend, Samantha said she needed to go there for a bikini that could actually fit her and look nice. (That's Samantha's 'girls' in the thumbnail below). She said we should tag along and check it out. Well, we did and thought it would make a fun, informative video for the ladies out there who also had a difficult time finding something fashionable that actually fit. To be clear, you don't have to be hard to fit, Papaya con Leche has a suit for anyone but it just so happens they specialize in custom or even women with special needs. Anyway, check out the video and if you're ever in Tamarindo, stop by Papaya Con Leche and say Hi.



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Wild Animal Rescue Fortuna Costa Rica

Me and a parentless, baby howler monkey.
Costa Rica has animals, really cool, eXotic animals- sloths, macaws/parrots, iguanas, monkeys and about 135 species of snakes, just to name a few. Many people love exotic animals, so much in fact, they want to keep them as pets. These people usually have no idea as to how to care for them. Needless to say, as the 'wild' animals start becoming adults, they tend to act just how they are- wild. Most folks don't manage 'wild' very well. Luckily there's a few places around Costa Rica who take in these wild, semi- domesticated animals and try to acclimate them back into their natural habitat. La Fortuna has such a place.

D'Angelo and I recently visited it. Check it out.



And of course one of our favorite animal rescue centers- Jaguar Rescue Center in Puerto Viejo.



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