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I didn't walk up and do the water side but instead chose to hang out in the mountain pool - which was fantastically cool water. Just don't wear flip-flops or fashion sandals and you'll be fine. It is very possible to do this in Chacos or sneakers - or any other sturdy sandal like a Keen.

You will get your shoes dirty! Do not wear shoes you care about or go on this trip if you don't have shoes you don't care about. Hard to not be jealous of another small group there with us who seemed to have a guide treating them very well, painting their faces and discussing the Tainos.Īs for the hike it was muddy because it had rained quite a bit the day before but it was not particularly challenging for someone in modest shape. If you've ever seen Gene Wilder in Willy Wonka - when he is both gracious and rolling his eyes - it was kind of like that. Having come off an amazing trip to Icacos with fabulous guides that treated us warmly and did everything they could to make us feel welcome, this trip was a stark difference.

I could care less really what he thinks as the comments were individually little jabs but on the whole fairly rude. In addition the lead guide, while personable, seemed more interested in poking fun at us than educating us about the environment or the country. There was no other information provided about the rainforest or PR. The only plants mentioned were bamboo (who doesn't know what the hell bamboo looks like?) and a particular palm tree. Great scenery, lovely pool and waterfall, but could have been better with a more interesting guide.

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