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Cortez Azul Alajuela

Avenue 5, between Calle 2 and 4 Alajuela, Province of Alajuela, Costa Rica

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One night in Costa Rica

A travel blog entry by travelbugslife

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Written 12:00
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So I got up at 0400 this morning to be ready for my shuttle at 0500 and my flight at 1230.

It was difficult getting up and all I wanted was a warm shower which started with a cold one, but in the end I finally had the warm water and I woke up. The shuttle driver …

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El Primer Noche

A travel blog entry by benischn

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After arriving at the airport, I called home (and my parents didnt answer) So I called my boyfriend and told him to tell my parents I made it. Then I got my luggage and went through immigration and customs. I was nervous because I was running behind (or so I thought) and I ...

A Perfect Airport Hotel

A travel blog entry by geoscot

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... up outside customs; there are many drivers and people milling around but our driver had a hotel sign with our names on it. He spoke good English and was very friendly.Hotel

  • We stayed at the Xandari Resort and Spa.
  • Link to Xandari Web Site
  • It is located about 15 - 20 mins from the ...

Nieuwe uitdagingen in Guatemala en Costa Rica!

A travel blog entry by joosmichiel2010

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... we!

Onze eerste bestemming was Lago de Atitlan in the Highlands. In dit gebied, inclusief Antiqua trouwens, is de Maya cultuur nog volop aanwezig. Vooral vrouwen en kinderen lopen nog in de authentieke kleurige kleding en zijn vaak te vinden op de markt om fruit te kopen en verkopen. We waren, en zijn nog steeds, wat onzeker over onze beperkte kennis van de Spaanse taal. Op de markt kwamen we er maar niet uit. Toen begon het te dagen dat veel van de Maya ...

Pura Vida

A travel blog entry by karinmossbauer

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... ist, aber so haben wir so gut wie jeden Vormittag beim Tanzkurs mitgemacht oder auch mal beim Kochkurs. Ich weiß nun wie man frittierte Bananen macht und kann ein bisschen Merengue, Salsa und Bachata tanzen :)

An einem Vormittag haben wir den Krater vom Vulkan Poas besucht. Er war sehr aktiv, deshalb haben wir nicht den ganzen Krater gesehen, aber es war sehr interessant. Nur unglaublich gestunken hat es und ich musste nur noch husten ...

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