Playas Paradisíacas VACÍAS en COSTA RICA | Costa Rica #21 🇨🇷

[Music] a new day begins we are already underway on our last day here in the Osa Peninsula in the Corcovado area today we are going to do a trail that is not very popular but well it is one of the main points to do here especially those that allow you to do it on your own because you don't have to enter the Corcovado National Park but rather it is along the coast of the Peninsula and for this what we have done was this morning we woke up early and We took a taxi at 5:30 in the morning to come here to Rincón beach in the San Josecito area and what leaves from here. Well, there is a route that goes from this part from Rincón to Agujitas del Drake that It is the area in which we can do it in any of the directions. You can even do it round trip because it is a one-way, it is linear, so you are going to return in the same direction and it is about seven ten kilometers so well, how can it be a lot? to go there and back because what people usually do and what we are doing is to have taken a taxi to here and then walk to the area where we have the hotel, this trail is known as the Drake trail and it is technically not very complex it is quite flat so from what I know so we will go looking and seeing and we already have here a little dog as always that acts as a guide for us I always get one and here another one [Music] the path runs parallel to the coast of In fact, you see that there is a small path where we are going now, you can start on the beach but hey, you are going to find the path just a few meters parallel so that you don't have to go along the beach because it can be a lot more complicated. Because of the sand because of the stones, there will still be times when you have to go inside, but hey, at least there is a lot of it that will be inside. It is very important that you bring a lot of water here, food if you need sunscreen because It is very hot here, the sun is shining here, you know how to be exposed to the sun, so it is recommended that you do it first thing in the morning so that you have more hours and the first few hours are a little cooler [Music] along the way it is not It is strange that you can find some fauna apart from local dogs. But well, you may see things if you look at the trees, especially those on the coast. Sometimes there are sloths in the tops of them, but keep in mind that it is difficult to see them. especially up close, they tend to be at the top of the trees sleeping for most of the day. Part of the fauna comes here to eat, but it is difficult to see them up close because they normally only go down to defecate in the lower part so that they do not defecate at the top. and then other predators can track them, so they come down here and this usually happens every so often because as they feed mainly on leaves, everything that involves the processing of the cellulose in the leaves is very slow. So if they eat, they poop. maybe once every five days is the only time in which they more or less become vulnerable and you could see them A little bit more closely [Music] at a point along the way You are going to get there when trying to cross between beaches there is like a river that depending on the year or depends on the moment It can also be more or less flooded so you can find out about it there is a stall here there is like a beach bar where it says Find out here about the State of the river to cross it from what I had read here I think they can help you to cross for about 5 dollars there are like some canoes so I imagine that they can pass you from one side to the other in a simple way in fact they are around here there are like some barges So they leave you these little boats and you cross the river here the problem we have is that it seems to me There is no one to cross here because it becomes interesting to also take into account that there are crocodiles here so well, along the way you are going to see a lot of little animals that move on the ground and all the leaves begin to move. Most of them They are lizards, crabs, Hermit crabs, so well, and we have also seen a macaw, a beautiful macaw because we didn't expect it and it has started to fly with all the bright colors of the feather chambers. Well, at the mouth of the sea, it's getting quite easy here. nor does it cover the entire area that we are walking through, it is no longer primary forest, it is secondary forest and it is also because this has not always been the protected area that it is now, nor in Costa Rica in general, in fact in Costa Rica the percentage of forests that And starting in the 50s and 60s is when people's awareness changed and they saw that they were going to be left without a country that was going to be barren as had happened in countries in the area, so they took measures to protect it. And from then on Well, to increase the level of the forests again, their quantity and quality to also recover the fauna that they had and they are achieving it little by little, it rises, reaching up to 30%, the percentage level of forests when 20 years ago or 50 years ago I had been in 75% of the country of pure forest so well all this is already being fixed right now it is a 50 it has gone away it has been improving a lot that today are the cicadas that vibrate because of the heat that it is and they vibrate until we die a hard ending [Music] we arrive a little more than halfway and we have stopped now to rest for a few minutes because we are not in a hurry either. In the end we have our return boat at 2:30 in case herpe returns to Bueno a what the rest of Costa Rica is like and how it starts very early because we have a lot of time so we have made a stop here at one of the little beaches that we are constantly passing through, you are passing by beaches that are empty, that is, today is Sunday, they are already like 9 or 10 in the morning and all the beaches we pass by are super pretty, beautiful, none of them have people so then people accumulate in other national parks like Manuel Antonio, the Nicoya Peninsula and etc. and they do n't know or not They know it or they don't want to. But if you come here to places like this, you are going to have a lot of beaches to yourself at practically any time of the day because they are not accessible, so apart from the fact that you are not coming here with your vehicle, you have to come along this path. of Drake crossing the jungle so many people stay in the one with agujitas or others where they can arrive with a vehicle to take them. So I recommend that you do this path, I will bring your things for the beach and you choose one that does not No one has taken a break at Cocalito beach, it's already very close to Agujitas, and the next beach is where we are staying, so since this one is much quieter and doesn't have boats or anything, it's an ideal place to swim [ Music] [Music] [Music] we are going to finish the Drake trail that we have left It's just a couple of kilometers so I think that in less than an hour we will finish it is not very technically it is not complicated that is, in the end it is a I'll take a look at the issue. The problem may be more of the climate issue, which is very hot and very humid, but apart from that, if you go calmly with water and sunscreen, you won't have any problems, you'll still see animals. You'll enjoy it, you'll have a lot of beaches where bathing in general is super recommended and something very important is also that if you go to any of the beaches in both the Caribbean and the Pacific you will see that there are many coconut trees as is the case of the beach where we were now cocolito be careful where you stand because It's like you want to put it under a coconut tree. There are a lot of people who put themselves under a coconut tree. Because it gives you the shade, you put the towel there and it's super comfortable and it's idyllic, but you have to be careful because you won't tell how a coconut falls on top of it. You're not going to tell it, it's a fairly common death, the fact of people falling a little on top of it because a coconut can hold up to 3 liters of water plus the weight of the coconut itself. So when you go to stand somewhere, look up and make sure you don't have anything that can help you. fall on [Music] and after about 10 kilometers and about 5 hours we have already returned to agujitas and specifically to our hotel. The trail is very good. I have already told you that it is worth it and so now what we are going to do is go to eat because then now at 2:30 in a couple of hours we have to take a boat that will take us back to siherpe to continue and finish our trip north along the Pacific to and from San José So no, well to eat that we have not eaten all day