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La Paz
This is a top pick! La Paz has over 70 acres of wildlife and forest to explore. The main area offers 3.5km of "gringo trails", including an avery, butterflies, monkeys, humming birds, snakes, orchids frogs, cats and 5 waterfalls: Tempio, Magica Blanca, Encantada, Enscondida and La Paz. Enjoy the photos
Coffee, Volcanoes and Waterfalls!
... smoke coming out of it. No hot lava flowing out of it or anything. We were VERY lucky to be able to see it on such a clear day. It can be very tough to see some days because of cloud cover. We got some nice clear views and were able to snap some good pics! From there we went on a little hike on a trail to a lake made in a crater I believe. We walked through this pretty eerie forest before getting to a clearing and seeing ...
Smokin' Hot
... and the town of La Fortuna, but we understand that the industry there is now quite depressed for the locals. You can find some great pictures of Arenel on the web. Driving thru the streets of San Jose was quite an experience, much like an Indiana Jones movie. Fortunately, we had only one near collision, which was narrowly avoided. San Jose is a large, bustling Central American city. A tourist walking around at night is not a very good idea in ...
Vulcan on the volcan?
... as the bus chugs and swerves towards the top. Often, there are eroded banks along the road, and towards the top a smattering of tourist shops. There was definately something to see out the window at all times! The bus driver only seemed to know the English phrases he needed to communicate at each important point in the process. He actually made a volcano by putting his index fingers into a mountain shape while saying "Volcan" to let us know we had ...
Mountain Villages and....home
... The House of Hammocks!' That is actually what it is called, one man who lives here and all he does is make hammocks! I was beyond excited to have found this place. So sure enough I found the hammock that would be a perfect fit for our home and had it packaged up and knew it would not be leaving my side until we got home! The perfect souvenior from the trip, we had so much good lazy time spent in hammocks watching the sun set or just cuddled up ...
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“ Great Lodge ”
Reviewed Sep 14, 2012
The Lodge was amazing. Oliver and Mark made our stay unforgettable.
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