We followed these guys for about five miles until the opportune time came for the RV to get up enough speed to make the pass. Would you ever see anything like this in the states??? I can only imagine cruising down I-25 doing about 65mph and rolling up on the trash dudes chillin like this on the truck…. I don’t think so. We decided to head a little further south before the big push north towards the border, quick stop in Esterillos and then onward to Dominical. A rather quick drive with lots to see, palm tree plantations lined the road,
and on one side you could see the ocean through the trees and on the other lush green mountains sprung up in the distance.
The road was surprisingly nice and made for an enjoyable drive. Once in Dominical we made a quick pass through town until we came across our sweet spot that we would call home for the next four days.
We couldn’t have found a better spot and other than the killer views it was FREE. Dominical was a quite little town tucked in the shade cast by old growth trees. Lots of surf shops and once again great people. We camped relatively close to a beach side restaurant called the The Refuge, which clams to have the best burger in CR. We never had burgers there but we did meet the wonderful people who owned and operated it. Turns out it doubles as a hostel/hotel, restaurant and a church. These people were so welcoming to the town and had such a positive outlook on everything, it is always refreshing to meet such terrific people.
I have been asked the question a few times, “What do you do all day?” Well in Dominical we kept our selves busy surfing and running in the mornings, coconut hunting in the afternoons, walks around town in hunt of internet, and more surfing, even some fishing. We were even able to cook on the beach and have fires in the evening. Our days are filled with great conversations and time to reflect on how wonderful life is and how grateful we are for being able to experience it like this.
Dominical was a great place but it was time to move on… northern bound we go…
Much Love
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