Aeropuerto Hotel Alajuela
4 Km al oeste del aeropuerto Juan Santamaria Alajuela, Province of Alajuela, 4050, Costa Rica
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Homeward Bound and No More Rain!
Today is the day that we left Costa Rica so not much happened but these are the last details...
We woke up and packed all of our stuff (since our hiking clothes were STILL soaked we packed them in plastic bags and then in our luggage). We didn't even bother with eating breakfast because it was the same food we'd been eating for the past 3 days. As we were checking out at the front ...
Mumma Cakay, and The pants of doom.
... and other assortments of (how to put it politely...) tack! I'd love to have a bloody good cull of Jesus heads but hey, that may be an example of being rude!? My room offers an interesting blend of Pope posters, Twylight Vampire pictures and Harry Potter - its all rather confusing but hey love having Poppey at 12 o'clock as I wake up - feel safer somehow.
A strange custom in the Valira's pad is rather than have a dirty wash bin, they stockpile ...
Zähne ziehen in Costa Rica
... beide Weisheitszähne zu ziehen, kann nur als uuuuultra tapfer bezeichnet werden. An dieser Stelle möchte ich sagen: Schatz, ich bin super stolz auf Dich!
Lange Rede, kurzer Sinn – Die Zähne sind draussen, Sabrina's schmerzen nach 3-4 Tagen wieder im Griff und das Problem gelöst. Zu bemerken ist noch eines: In Costa Rica erhält man von den Ärzten nur eine Untersuchung, die Medikamente (inkl. Spritzen) erhält man dann in der ...
Letters Home-Costa Rica 2011-FAQs
... roads are usually rock gravel, pitted and pot-holed. Beyond that…it’s a breeze. Currently, gas costs about $5.00/gallon.
What are the people like? The people are family oriented and hard working. They are clean and kind. They seem a bit wary of all of this tourism, but at the same time realize that much of their income and chance to improve their quality of life are tied into tourism, either directly ...
Final Destination
... Delfine. Zu unserer Ueberraschung gab es am Red Frog Beach auch tatsaechlich kleine rote Froesche. Die vier Tage gingen schnell vorbei und so verabschiedeten wir uns definitiv von den anderen und auch von Panama. Bis nach Puerto Viejo, im Sueden von Costa Rica gelegen, war es nur ein Katzensprung und wir genossen noch einmal das Strandleben. Mit der dortigen uebertriebenen Rasta-, Reggae- und Surferkultur konnten wir uns allerdings nicht ...



