Playas del Coco, or Coco Beach , is one of the most accessible and popular beach areas in
Guanacaste. With a
gorgeous horseshoe shaped bay with steep hills and impressive cliffs. The mile-long stretch of beautiful, gray sand is lined by leaning trees, oceanfront restaurants, and oceanfront restaurants.
An amazing tree we found on the beach.
More monkeys!
We
stopped at a Hacienda House, with some amazing views of savannas and sugar cane fields.
I loved the flowers and
cactus together.
This house dates back to the 1800s.
Up next we went to
Palo Verde National Park and did a river cruise.
The
Tempisque River.
We saw some Lizards.
and crocodiles.
Birds.
Swimming crocodiles and even some crocodile eggs.
Can you spot the bird in the above picture. Take about having to keep a eye out.
Don't forget the baby crocodile with lunch.
Back on ship that day we got to go out to the bow.
I'm King of the world!
Playas del Coco, or Coco Beach , is one of the most accessible and popular beach areas in Guanacaste. With a gorgeous horseshoe shaped bay with steep hills and impressive cliffs. The mile-long stretch of beautiful, gray sand is lined by leaning trees, oceanfront restaurants, and oceanfront restaurants. 
An amazing tree we found on the beach.
More monkeys!
We stopped at a Hacienda House, with some amazing views of savannas and sugar cane fields.
I loved the flowers and cactus together.
This house dates back to the 1800s.
Up next we went to Palo Verde National Park and did a river cruise.
The Tempisque River.
We saw some Lizards.
and crocodiles.
Birds.
Swimming crocodiles and even some crocodile eggs.
Can you spot the bird in the above picture. Take about having to keep a eye out.
Don't forget the baby crocodile with lunch.
Back on ship that day we got to go out to the bow.
I'm King of the world!
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