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Erica and Warren anchor in Drake Bay, off the north side of the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica, to explore the Rio Aguajitas.0:59 The river is best navigated by dinghy or paddleboard during high tide, which allows access about a mile inland before the water becomes too shallow and the terrain transitions into a forest hike.5:41 White-faced monkeys inhabit the area along the riverbanks.3:24 After exploring the river, the crew departs Drake Bay to sail toward nearby islands, noting light wind conditions on the Costa Rican Pacific coast.10:41 The crew prepares for an upcoming two- to three-week passage while setting up a hammock on the boat’s bowsprit for relaxation.11:39

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