Hotel Reventazon Orosi

Leaving Madrid was kind of hectic. Although I am one to always enjoy saving a dime, there are times that I should just bite the bullet and pay the extra dime. Leaving Madrid was one of these times. With 4 pretty have bags, one of which is a 50-60lb backpack, I chose to take the Subway to the airport and use one of my remaining 10 subway purchases that I had left on my tickets. The taxi was $50 and the subway was free for me. The ...

Hojancha truly is the most peaceful and friendly town I have ever been to. Within days of arriving I have friends religiously stopping by my house to see what I am up to. In addition to providing me with a great opportunity to practice my Spanish, each person I have met is genuinely kind and sincere. Being such a small town "todo el mundo conoce a todos" or everybody knows ...

A brief description of Puerto Limon





If you have never heard of Limon before, it means that you have never been to Costa Rica.

Indeed, Puerto Limon is one of the oldest cities of the continent, and has been exporting fruits and other typical products for almost two centuries! Located on the Caribbean coast, Limon is the capital of Limon Province is around 160 kilometers away from San José.
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Så overlevede jeg sgu også fire dage i junglen...
Det var utrolig spændende og flot, men bestemt også en prøvelse med underlige dyr over alt, en ulidelig varme og så myg som bare var vilde med mig.

Mike som havde det sted vi boede på var pisse fin. Det var rigtig hyggeligt, men var glad for at der ikke var flere dage. Desværre var der en meget uheldig situation da vi skulle afsted: bådbroen braste imen de fleste af os (minus mig og 3 ...

... live, and you will love it! I guarantee you , there is no way you can be bored in this area, located between two steep rocks, the beach is just amazing. And this is where you are going to spend a great time looking for sea turtles, caring for their eggs and relaxing, once in a while.
When you ...

... task. Feeding the animals was fun, too - Perla (wild boar), Hercules, Jessica and Mobli (spider monkeys), Benjamin and Cindy (kinkajous), lots of parrots and a sweet raccoon as well as the groups of ducks that would visit. Even a sloth lived on the grounds but he came ...

... my way south east to the dangerous, capital of horror two of Puerto Viejo. Where as most of you may know by now I was mislead into thinking that my friend was trustworthy. Before even having one morning away from the safety of the butterflies I was scared for life (literally). When I was attacked in the bathroom of a slightly shady bar called Babba-Yaga, by my so called friend and two other nice gentlemen. Well having my passport and credit ...

... tons of clothes, so many that the mom felt embarrassed at some point. At least half of the kids in the school had scars on their faces. When I asked Danilo about those, he told me it was ...

... secondary. I was glad I had prepared myself prior to the trip for the Spanish road signs I would encounter. (I do not recommend you drive in C.R. without being able to read the Spanish road signs. There are often fast yields with little or no warning, dangerous S-turns and many other conditions that are addressed through signage along the way. If you don't know Spanish, at least spend a few minutes researching the Spanish translation for simple ...

... they still looked at each other like that. Ismael caught on easily, even as I tripped over the B minor chord a few times. He'd never heard this one, either, but pronounced it "bonito." I gave him my capo, because he doesn't have one and ought to, in my opinion. Then we said our goodbyes. I put off packing and then drew out the process as long as possible. I couldn't fit all the coffee and chocolate-covered coffee beans I bought at Café Britt into my suitcase, so I may ...