Cabina Description

TicoOrganico

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	We have built a large, roomy cabina, with kitchen area, bathroom w/ hot shower, and 2 secure storage areas. There are metal security grates on all openings. It is currently furnished with a king-sized handmade bed, a bunkbed with a single on top and double on bottom, a handcrafted log bench and a table with four chairs. The kitchen setup includes refrigerator, electric stovetop, stainless steel cookware, all dishes, etc. Click image for a layout of the floorplan. Contact me by email, Arlie, at ajhaig@sonic.net, for more information or to make arrangements for a visit or to view the property. In Costa Rica, contact finca manager Don Hernán Villalobos Perez Voice or fax at 2-773-3197 (from the U.S: 011 506 2-773-3197) ________________________
	We are approximately 3 miles north of the coffee market center town of San Vito which has Internet, three supermarkets, a good selection of restaurants, hotels, hardware & building supply stores, mechanics, vehicles for sale, new and used clothing and shoe stores, fruit & vegetable vendors, ice cream shops, panaderías (both Italian and Costa Rican), a huge hospital, attorneys, surveyors, a museum, 2 bus stations...and more. There are buses running 7 days a week, local small markets and payphones within walking distance of the cabina, and inexpensive taxis available 24/7. If you ride to the end of the line on one bus, you will be within a short distance of La Amistad International Park. From San Vito, by bus it is approximately a 2-hour ride to the beach, 6 hours to San Jose, 2 hours or less to either of two Panama border crossings. Wilson Botanical Gardens is very close to San Vito.
	Peaceful, breezy, quiet. The altitude at 3000 feet prevents the temperature from exceeding a mean of 80 degrees F., and often rain showers will cool things down during the afternoon. A warm blanket on your bed is needed as it can get chilly at night. You will find bananas, plantains, rambutans (lychees), and oranges ready to pick and eat, Yuca to dig and cook; possibly the pineapples and guanabananas will be ripe. Plenty of trees for hammocks!
	A view from the cabina taken in March, 2004, this rainbow appeared directly over the site of the 2004 World Rainbow Gathering on one of the first days of the gathering.