Casa Turire Turrialba

Turrialba, Province of Cartago, Costa Rica

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Costa Rica Adventure - week 2

A travel blog entry by lieselbotha

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... time we got to the halfway point, we had big smirks on our faces as she exclaimed to her parents that she was going to walk back rather than ride. There was a loo and lookout point at this stop, where you could see a beautiful, high waterfall in the dense jungle across this deep valley. Above us were some long, high zip lines and there was a group zipping across towards the waterfall. Stunning location. After a short rest we followed Carlos down about 450 steps towards the valley ...

Trek Across Costa Rica

A travel blog entry by cambower

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... which meant it was pretty mild especially at night. It also meant some massive days climbing some pretty steep roads and jungle tracks with the highest altitude reached being 2800m.

Our days roughly went something like get up at 3.30am, ready by 5 or 5.30am stretch, perform the haka (yes I have now completed my very first haka class which went down surprisingly well) and head off walking. We would walk on average 15km's a day and between 6 ...

White Water Rafting - teeth included!

A travel blog entry by ruthandmike

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... Camp - which was our private accommodation for the night. It was absolutely stunning! An amazing view of the river and rainforested valley, numerous birds flitting about and beautifully kept gardens. The one downside was that we´d had to raft in and carry up everything that we needed - bedding, rafting equipment and enough food to feed four times as many people!! Ivan, our guide and Rabin our kayaker (there to pick you up if you fall out of the raft) turned out to ...

Captain Suizo

A travel blog entry by _ang

Was the surf spot for today. Was out in the water for a couple hours. So amazing. I was up on the board more often than not.  The rest of the day was a blur. Empanadas, pipas and a mahi mahi burrito.  It was pretty quiet, except for surfing. Nice and relaxing, except for the wind that managed to pick the board up off the ocean and bop me ******* the head. (I did get dizzy, therefore I stopped and took a ...

Final days in the Orosi Valley

A travel blog entry by richie765

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... with this school, Montaña Linda, and with my teacher and with my (big!) family who made me feel so much at home. Soon I will leave this place and I will surely miss it all! Of course I will miss my teacher, the family and Pancho the horse man, but also the people in the restaurants, supermarkets and internet cafe's. Even the people on the street. Everyone in this valley seem to be ...

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