Low Profile in Costa Rica

Approaching Golfito in southern Costa Rica. Doug and I have been motoring for four days. Mostly no wind, though we had 30+ knots for a while a couple of days ago in the Papagallo. Now cloudy with lots of squalls and lightning. Never seen so much lightning. What’s the highest point around here? Oh, right….
Called “Land & Sea” in Golfito to get a mooring. I was worried about arriving on a holiday (May 1) and being stuck on the boat until immigration and customs were open the next day. So I asked Tim at Land & Sea about whether I could get off anyway. “Yeah, sure, if you keep a low profile in Golfito,” he says. “What’s that mean,” ask, thinking I wouldn’t be able to visit a restaurant or even take a shower. “Don’t start any bar fights and stay away from the hookers,” he says. Golfito sounds promising.
I’ll write more soon.
Fair winds,
David

Author: david

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  1. You missed some of the best cruising in Costa Rica! Playa de Cocos, Bahia Culebra, Bahia hotel at the end on town in Golfito that is very friendly to cruisers. Don’t miss the Secas Islands in Northern Panama.

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