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Bon Jovi and Toto..
From the forest I traveled down to the Caribbean coast and although my trip up to this point had already been a life changing experience, I was then exposed to a kind of subculture to the typical travel that I was accustomed to.
Flying down a semi-paved two-lane highway in a minibus, the driver skillfully maneuvers around the potholes at …
A chaotic catch up....
... in a 5 person plane over Nazca lines before getting to Lima. We began the next phase of our adventure flying to Panama on the 5th november! In bocas del torro -a beautiful cluster of islands in the Caribbean coast, we spent a few idyllic days cycling from beach to beach, snorkelling, boating and making pornographic loud noises every time we ate the deliciously fresh seafood in little restaurants on the waters edge! We arrived at "Rocking J's" hostel ...
Superman and Scorpions
... that picked us up in La Fortuna, offered white water rafting half way and then dropped us off in Puerto Viejo. The rafting was professional and well guided, sending you down some serious rapids. The tour covers about 30km and takes about 4hours to complete, which included an excellent lunch on the river banks, as well as some amazing scenery passing through two river canyons. The point of the trip is to stay in the raft, the one point I failed to understand. ...
Punta Uva & Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica, Caribbea
... s so fresh and sweet and it tastes different to fruit back home. We then had lunch in another little cafe place but SJ had a feeling that it wasn't too clean, we are there anyway....a decision SJ was later to regret. We had planned to go to the botanical gardens in the afternoon but it started to rain so we chilled out on the balcony in the hostel. When it rains in Costa Rica you can't do much. In the words of Forrest - Costa rica has every kind of rain there is, Little itty ...
Costa Rica - Puerto Viejo
... the enclosure - apparently for photo opportunities. They had a lot of rescued animals there and they were slowly trying to release them back into the wild, whilst also using the opportunity of having the animals at the sanctuary to teach locals about the animals. They even had a sloth garden, full of abandoned baby sloth's, but we weren't allowed to go into that enclosure as they have sensitive skin. I have also decided I have similar characteristics of a sloth, I don't ...