· A visit to the Central Valley and the Volcanoes Located south of San Jose, this region deserves a visit. Don’t miss Cartago, the oldest city of the country and former capital, established in 1563. The Sunday Market in Cartago is beautiful.
· Manuel Antonio National Park Spectacular beaches, bewitching views and lush and green tropical [...]
Posts Tagged ‘costa rica’
OTHER VERY NICE THINGS TO DO IN COSTA RICA
Posted in COSTA RICA - Puerto Viejo, tagged canopy, cartago, chic, costa rica, nice things, sightseeing, slow travel, style, the view, volcanoes on April 27, 2008 | 1 Comment »
WHITE WATER RAFTING – THE PACUARE
Posted in COSTA RICA - Puerto Viejo, tagged chic, costa rica, pacuare, puerto viejo, rapids, sightseeing, slow travel, style, the view, white water rafting on April 27, 2008 | 1 Comment »
This probably was by far the most hilarious part of our trip. We were staying at the Costa Rica Marriot in San Jose and made reservations for a one day Class IV white water rafting the Pacuare River. The people of Aventuras Naturales picked up us at the hotel early in the morning and after [...]
SALSA BRAVA – KILLER 6 METER HEAVY WAVE
Posted in COSTA RICA - Puerto Viejo, tagged caribbean beaches, costa rica, eco lodge, killer wave, puerto viejo, punta mona, punta uva, salsa brava, sightseeing, surf, the view, trekking on April 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
One night after dinner I noticed that the boys, always looking for the latest news about waves, winds and swell, were listening carefully to a young man sitting not far from us. As we knew later, he was a reporter working for a Surf Magazine, who was waiting for the exact moment in which the [...]
PUERTO VIEJO – Crossing the Mountains
Posted in COSTA RICA - Puerto Viejo, tagged arriving, braulio carrillo highway, costa rica, mountains, puerto viejo de talamanca, slow travel, south caribbean on March 26, 2008 | 1 Comment »
On our way to the Caribbean we took the Braulio Carrillo Highway Nº 32, the road to Limon is marked as Siquirres Highway. The Braulio Carrillo is a modern highway that bisects the National Park. By then, it was 10 p.m., and we ventured out to the darkest night I remember, only relying on the [...]
