Posted by Nora M. on Friday, November 16th, 2012 with 0
Some of the wildlife spotted on Crocodile Bay ecotour and visit to a Wildlife Sanctuary in the Osa Peninsula.
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Crocodile Bay guest headed into the rainforest on horseback for an ecotour. Continue reading…
Posted by Nora M. on Thursday, November 15th, 2012 with 0
This Crocodile Bay guest took photos of their encounter with two killer whales while sport fishing offshore in the Osa Peninsula.
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Costa Rica killer whales circling the boat during an offshore fishing trip. Continue reading…
Posted by Nora M. on Wednesday, November 14th, 2012 with 0
A Crocodile Bay guest shares photos from his vacation here in Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula.
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Secluded shoreline on the Osa Peninsula. A magical spot! Continue reading…
Posted by Nora M. on Monday, November 12th, 2012 with 0
A photo blog of a Crocodile Bay ecotour of a Tilapia Farm in Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula. This farm in an example of the popular micro-farming taking place throughout Costa Rica’s rainforest. A sustainable farming technique that has minimal impact on the ecosystem. Most of these farms include the highly profitable Cocoa tree as one of their crops. Tilapia is a very popular Costa Rica fish.
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The tilapia pond found on the farm.
Posted by Nora M. on Friday, November 9th, 2012 with 0
Crocodile Bay guests show off their catches while offshore fishing in the Osa Peninsula.
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Wahoo!
Posted by Nora M. on Thursday, November 8th, 2012 with 0
These Crocodile Bay guests went offshore fishing for a day and caught a diversity of fish in the Pacific Ocean. The waters of the Osa Peninsula are abundant!
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Sport fishermen headed offshore into the open waters for a day of fishing! Continue reading…
Posted by Nora M. on Wednesday, November 7th, 2012 with 0
This Crocodile Bay guest headed offshore in the Osa Peninsula for a day of sport fishing in hopes of catching a Marlin in the beautiful Southern Pacific Ocean.
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Posted by Nora M. on Monday, November 5th, 2012 with 0
These photos of Costa Rica wildlife including endangered amphibians were taking during an ecotour by Crocodile Bay guests. They capture the vast biodiversity that inhabits this small area.
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Red Eyed Tree Frog of Costa Rica.
Posted by Nora M. on Friday, November 2nd, 2012 with 0
These Crocodile Bay guests headed out for a day of offshore fishing in the Osa Peninsula and here is what they caught:
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Early morning and Crocodile Day boats are ready to head offshore for fishing.
Posted by Nora M. on Thursday, November 1st, 2012 with 2
The Osa Wildlife Sanctuary is home to many of endangered animals and plays an important role in protecting the wildlife of the Osa Peninsula especially the monkeys. Crocodile Bay guests take an ecotour of the sanctuary and get some monkey love.
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Adorable Monkey form the Osa Wildlife Sanctuary
