I’d also heard that the Osa peninsula was similarly remote, with just a few roads and plenty of crocodiles and great dirt roads. Headed here
The track in to Puerto Jiminez
The road south from the coast road, about 40 miles through the jungle
Once in a while, signs of life
Until we came to the water, the Gulfo Dulce. Stuffed with Hammerhead sharks, btw. They swim in massive schools here, one of the largest populations in the world. And in the rivers, stuffed with crocodiles, currently at their most dangerous as they raise their baby crocodiles
You can imagine how hot and humid it is
Even the rivers looked tired. But they were probably stressed out they had crocodiles in them
Over the smaller rivers, small bridges
Until we got to our lodge, on the beach. If you look carefully you can see my sweat-soaked suit drying outside of my door