Then we traveled to a secluded area to see the Cascadas de Micos [Micos Waterfalls] and enjoyed the beautiful river and short falls tumbling over the rocks. We were told that three rivers meet and merge in this area. There are two ways to get to the higher falls that are back in the dense forest and we didn't do either. One is to drive several miles around to see the falls from the top and the other is to paddle in a canoe up the river to the falls. We just walked along the paths that lined the river. It was so nice and relaxing for us to be out in nature for a while.
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| Hno. y Hna. Figueroa |
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| Crocketts, Figueroas, Jordans, Watkins |
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| boats for rent |
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| vegetation on a vertical wall |
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| designed sidewalks |
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| This looks fake--like we are standing in front of a painting--but it is real |
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| Someone had to go first from our group to the little island! |
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| It looked like a snake but is really a vine. |
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| Off the island to watch the river again. |
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| She was happy to have her picture taken. |
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| Mr. Crocodile in the sidewalk. |
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| Bye Bye Micos! |
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