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The papagayo Beach; July 1st, 2011

Papagayo BeachIn the afternoon we had to return the car, so we went to visit the Papagayo Beach and after that to buy a few gifts to Playa Blanca. After the breakfast we drove to the Park.
We went by car from our hotel but could walk with a 15 min along a path by which you go through a hill , we reject the walk due to my pregnancy. Papagayo beaches belong to a nature reserve and if you go by car you have to pay an entrance fee of € 3 per car that serves you all day.
Papagayo BeachThe road that takes you to the beaches is ground and is considerably bumpy, thing that my stomach suffered greatly and so we stayed in the first of the beaches, Playa Mujeres, of wich I put a couple of photos. The protected area consists of 3 more beaches, Papagayo beach, del Pozo Beach and Puerto Muelas beach. It is noteworthy that the beaches are far from civilization and the contrast offered by the white sand, the black rocks and the blue of the sea.

After the visit to the beach, went for a walk through the streets of Playa Blanca and we took the opportunity to buy some souvenirs for family and friends.
At noon we returned to the hotel and we took the afternoon off and returned the rental car.

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