My first day in Costa Rica! The red eye to Miami was ROUGH. In terms of turbulance as well as not being able to fall asleep once. Loud baby...by the time I got to Miami at 6am I was a zombie. I tried to sleep during the four hour layover but the AC was a little too cold to be able to sleep...napped a little bit during the flight to Liberia, but otherwise I've been super tired today!
Adobe car rental was so easy and accomodating. Got my 4x4 and its a cute, small size! They also gave me a small phone to make local calls on, which is really helpful.
My first stop was the Airbnb in Playa Hermosa. It is located in Monte Paraiso on a giant hill with SUPERB views, which is so inviting to just relax there and enjoy.
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My cute little Mitsubishi ASX Venza. Comfortable and new! Thanks, Adobe! |
Incredible view of Playa Hermosa from Airbnb |
I needed to pick up breakfast foods and water from the grocery store, and decided to drive 10+ minutes to Playa del Coco. There weren't too many cars out, but I encountered my first large iguana-crossing! I was a little unaccustomed to the driving once I got to Coco. People and bikes are around and you need to drive slow and carefully. I was also confused about parking spots sometimes when nothing was labeled.
Signs of development appeared throughout the Hermosa to Coco drive. I passed many groups of construction workers. I wonder what the future of the area will be like.
Supermarket Super Luperon was a small, local grocery store where I picked up some fruits, snacks, and drinks. Right outside was a casual restaurant that has a lot of great reviews, Chorotacos, so I had to try them out for my super late lunch. It was a weird late-lunch time, so I just ordered a lot and figured I'd eat lunch + dinner relaxing w the view. What a deal, $12 for two tacos and a burrito. I loved the toppings and freshness. The flavors were great.
I stayed put and hung out with the view until I was too sleepy at 6pm..was really struggling to stay up. But I pushed through, and tomorrow is another big day!
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