Adventures in Costa Rica - Provincia de Guanacaste - Playa Sámara
We reached Costa Rican territory early in the day, and lucky for us that we did because crossing the border was a huge fiasco. I'm now realizing how important and how fortunate we are, that at least one of us speaks Spanish. We saw and heard all sorts of things at the border, that it left me a bit concerned for when we'll be in a land where we don't speak the language! We´ll have to work something out somehow.
Anyway, we saw a bunch of people who seemed to be in a complete state of confusion, due to the language barrier, and who were unfortunately the victims of circumstance. All about, the locals in both 
Once in
Another thing I found interesting was the sudden change in accents! Don't feel so bad about not being able to properly pronounce my "R's" because here it's almost like hearing Anglophones speak Spanish. Well, not so bad! Sorry!
In any case, it's great to be in a new country, able to discover and explore new lands. And
In addition to noticing the differences in infrastructure, we were surprised by the hike in price of everything.
First stop in our adventure here, the Guanacaste region, one of the country's most beautiful regions. And even got a geography lesson outta the visit!! Apparently this region used to be part of
Getting around here has been incredibly easy! Hitching a ride was like a piece of cake. We got to Sámara early enough to find accommodation and all that good stuff, so great.
Voici la plage dont je me rappelerais toute ma vie. Samara est l endroit ideal pour apprendre le surf, et voila,ca, c est fait. Je dois dire merci a Will, c est lui qui m a appris, donc respect pour lui. Il est aussi celui qu il m a fait economiser 40$, j ai juste du payer la location du surf. Sinon Samara, belle plage tranquile, petite ville perdue dans la panpa, beaucoup de touristes, et de bonnes pizzas. Une bonne ville au Costa rica!
