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The rest of Orient.

Posted By: weeks5051

The rest of Orient. - 12/04/2015 02:44 PM

So how's the rest of Orient Beach. 8 more days until I'm on SXM. What's doing with the northern part of Orient? Are things relatively normal on the part that isn't being reconstructed?
Posted By: GaKaye

Re: The rest of Orient. - 12/04/2015 08:28 PM

We spent today at Kakao, which is the same as it was, except for a coat of paint. There is still a fair amount of seaweed along the beach, and Carl at Kakao said the new machine doesn't work. Hopefully that will be worked out.

Palm Beach is no longer taking cruise tours, and has a watersports operation set up. Everything else is about the same.
Posted By: Marcheall

Re: The rest of Orient. - 12/04/2015 08:51 PM

How is the erosion situation at (and around) Papagayo?
Posted By: GaKaye

Re: The rest of Orient. - 12/04/2015 09:18 PM

We didn't walk thar far. There is zero beach in front of Pedros, and you have to climb up makeshift steps to get past Pedros and over to Club O.
Posted By: weeks5051

Re: The rest of Orient. - 12/04/2015 10:03 PM

Thanks
Posted By: islandgem

Re: The rest of Orient. - 12/04/2015 10:39 PM

I thought today was your sail day on the Celine Too. Change in plans and Orient instead?
Posted By: GaKaye

Re: The rest of Orient. - 12/04/2015 10:45 PM

The others went, but it was never our plan to go.
Posted By: islandgem

Re: The rest of Orient. - 12/04/2015 10:47 PM

Sorry, I thought you and David were going as well.It is always a great day. We were sorry we missed it.
Posted By: GaKaye

Re: The rest of Orient. - 12/05/2015 01:16 AM

That much time on a boat just isn't our thing, but it seems those that went had a great time.
Posted By: LovesSXM

Re: The rest of Orient. - 12/05/2015 12:05 PM

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Marcheall said:
How is the erosion situation at (and around) Papagayo?

They have built a large retaining wall in front of the restaurant so you can walk past, but at restaurant level and not beach level. In general not as much sand @ Club O, seems to be more down from Coco Beach to Mt Vernon. The beach continues to "ebb and flow."
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