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When you take the road from Manzanillo to Cobano, you will cross the Rio Negro at a small bridge. Park there and walk down river for an hour to an hour and a half. You will see many large trees and a good variety of orchids. The falls have several large swimming holes. While walking, watch out for leaf-traps. This is when dry leaves fill up a rock hole and look like solid ground under water. When you step into what looks like knee-deep water, you plunge over your waist. If you continue past the falls, you’ll end up in a larger river, the Rio Ario, which is passable by canoe, and eventually ends up in the Rio Bongo. At the rivermouth, watch out for salt-water crocodiles! But don’t worry, they won’t make it up to these falls.
My new favorite restaurant, Clandestina is not to be missed by food lovers staying anywhere near to Montezuma. Established in March 2015, Clandestina is the new kid on the block. The Oregon/Tico collaboration is a winner among locals and travelers alike, with artisan craft beers, made onsite by Butterfly Brewing Co. and delicious, exciting […]