There was a group of us who wanted to stick around San José instead of going to Puerto Viejo, so we planned a day trip to a beach nearby. The morning began with a taxi ride to the bus terminal, where we all bought tickets for the hour and a half ride to Jacó, a beach on the Pacific side of the country. The ride there was very beautiful, but a little bit hot. The closer we got to the ocean, the more humid it became. Soon it felt like everything was sticking to me. After a delicious lunch at a local restaurant, we headed to the beach. Jacó is a black beach that a lot of surfers go to because of the strong currents. It was a stormy day, and the waves were high. Even though we were told that Jacó was the ugliest beach in Costa Rica, it was still a great day. There are a lot of retirees in Costa Rica, especially it seems in Jacó. There was a bar called Jacó Taco, that was celebrating the fourth, so we stopped there before we got back on the bus for San José. A crazy bus ride, followed by an even crazier taxi ride, and we were back at Veritas. My roomie, sister tica and I went to the bar close to the university to celebrate the fourth. Overall a great day J
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Day 5: July 4, 2012- Jacó Taco
There was a group of us who wanted to stick around San José instead of going to Puerto Viejo, so we planned a day trip to a beach nearby. The morning began with a taxi ride to the bus terminal, where we all bought tickets for the hour and a half ride to Jacó, a beach on the Pacific side of the country. The ride there was very beautiful, but a little bit hot. The closer we got to the ocean, the more humid it became. Soon it felt like everything was sticking to me. After a delicious lunch at a local restaurant, we headed to the beach. Jacó is a black beach that a lot of surfers go to because of the strong currents. It was a stormy day, and the waves were high. Even though we were told that Jacó was the ugliest beach in Costa Rica, it was still a great day. There are a lot of retirees in Costa Rica, especially it seems in Jacó. There was a bar called Jacó Taco, that was celebrating the fourth, so we stopped there before we got back on the bus for San José. A crazy bus ride, followed by an even crazier taxi ride, and we were back at Veritas. My roomie, sister tica and I went to the bar close to the university to celebrate the fourth. Overall a great day J
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