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Another day in paradise
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Cost rica is called the Switzerland of Central America and I can see why - grazing cows clinging to green slopes. Except the field boundaries are living poles, a kind of pollarded tree planted so close together the cows can't get through.
We have a cabin with walls decorated with toucans painted in bright colours all over the walls. In the bathroom the towel holder is a branch and ...
Nicaragua
... we soaked up the sun and amazing views in style. Mombachu We walked around the 4 craters of Volcan Mombachu near Granada. Sonia and Jono being the fit people they are, led the pack at pace and we completed the 4 hour walk in 2 hours and 15!!! We then went out to have lunch on one of the 360 small islands in lake Managua (created from an explosion from Volcan Mombachu thousands of years ago), owned by one of their good Nicaraguan friends. We had many a fun night out with Sonia and ...
Playaas, selvas tropicales, fincas
... board rental shops, so the prices, although are not too bad, are still way more than taking a local bus. We would have gone to the beach every day, but since it cost between 4-10$ per person to get to the beaches, we chose one day to go. We rented a board that day, 10$ for the whole day. It was a lot of fun. The waves were pretty good for beginner surfers. They ranged from about 2-4 feet, and for the most part were smooth with a nice pace, and the ...
Feeling Azul
... stretches. But there are little settlements that appear occassionally along these roads, which we marvel at. Many Ticos have dirt bikes instead of vehicles. We arrived here at La Carolina Lodge about 6:00 last evening, just in time for a quick tour of the place in the fading light by the owners, with their two sons (ages 2 and 4) and their two boxers (Paquito and Toby) tagging along. The owner, Bill, was a 24 year old fisherman and boat captain from South Carolina when he came ...
El Castillo: All about the wildlife
... dieren tegen. Hier zagen we witschouderkapucijnapen, slingerapen, pijlgifkikkers, bijzonder grote mieren en nog heel wat andere exotische dieren.
Onze tocht naar San José, Costa Rica vanuit El Castillo liep bijzonder vlot. Zonder enig probleem konden we met de boot de grens oversteken en een enkele bus bracht ons in deze grijze en regenachtige hoofdstad. Hier verblijven we slechts 2 nachten vooraleer we koers zetten naar Monteverde, een naar het ...
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