Catarata Rio Celeste Lodge
La Paz de Rio Celeste de Guatuso, Alajuela
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Catarata Rio Celeste Lodge Alajuela

La Paz de Rio Celeste de Guatuso Alajuela, Province of Alajuela, Costa Rica

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I feel dizzy :(

A travel blog entry by hules

... eaten, as well as carrot cake and iced lattes and actual cups of tea. He also gave us some good advice about where to buy hammocks for sleeping in on the ferry, changed our money from dollars to Cordobas and gave us directions to the bank. I think I love him. Another brilliant discovery of the day is that, 2 days before we arrived there (according to Gary, bless him) they opened a new bank that has a mastercard cash machine. This was literally the best thing ever, since I am the ...

Finding Taco Bell

A travel blog entry by teambolina





Day 1 - Finding Taco Bell

The day started well with some of us waking up at 3:00 a.m.. I dont think that any sleep was to be had. We passed through check in easy enough and then there was the long line up at security. However, I was pleasantly surprised when the security personnel told Amrinder and me to go through a different line - one that had very few people. It was just a few minutes later I realised that I was in the special line, ...

Day as an Illegal immigrant

A travel blog entry by mills01480

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... which is why they stay and boy were they fat. Locals used to eat them (now protected) and they taste like chicken hence the name.
Guess you have already realised, there are going to be more wildlife photos (and we are trying to limit them) but it is what the trip was all about.
Where we boarded the boats was also an informal terminal for all the illegal Nicaraguans to come over the border ...

New years eve playing UNO

A travel blog entry by adamz

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... off the bus and even managed to score a seat before a whole bunch of other people got on.

Probably have to say that the trip out to San Carlos has been one of the more interesting and fun bus rides I´ve had this trip. Definitely more fun than the boat would have been. Should be noted though that I definitely would have waited in Managua for a bus. Given I have next to no spanish need to keep things simple since I cant really ask questions.

Met Walter who is a ...

Round and Round

A travel blog entry by deepbreaths

... and slapping my butt (a sign of affection for her, haha). And Veronica, who is very very shy, has taken to singing and acting silly with me/ in front of me. I will miss the girls for their laughter for sure!



At the feria, drinking out of what is called a Pipa! (which ...