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Posada Del Museo San Jose

Avda. 2 and C. 17 San Jose, Province of San Jose, Costa Rica

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Chapter 2 Ends

A travel blog entry by jj3101

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... really early the next day to start on Chapter 3 of our trip. Felt bad about the others having to head back to work, but then realized they had only 2 weeks ago, and it will be alot harder for us :( The feeling of seeing the end is very sad! But we will try to put it to the back of our mind for the next 3.5 weeks.



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Chicken Buses & Pick Up Trucks in Central America

A travel blog entry by cliffyo

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... and is possibly the most laid back place I have ever been, largely due to the majority of its Caribbean/Rastafarian, not to mention ex-patriot population being smacked up to the hilt on illegal substances most of the time, but it makes for a very friendly atmosphere!

We spent 3 great days there, and also took a day trip out on a yacht for the day snorkelling/diving where we saw stingrays, sharks, turtles and moray eel to name but a few.......the yacht being captained by ...

Costa Rica Adventure - week 1

A travel blog entry by lieselbotha

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... linked together with a series of walkways, steps, stairs etc. Quite a rabbit’s warren. The bar is on the upper terrace overlooking the pool and the northern suburbs towards the mountains. An interesting view over corrugated iron rooftops and barbed wire. But the bar and eating area itself are lovely and have a real Caribbean / Central American vibe – with hammocks and the see-through Perspex roof which lets in light and keeps the rain off. The bathrooms have very ...

Don't bother going to San Jose!

A travel blog entry by nikhil_jennifer

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... capital is not only in the centre of the dodgy town but in the red light district, we had been warned that everyone gets mugged! We grabbed our bags and jumped in the nearest taxi to the hostel, but left early the next morning as San Jose is no fun place to ...

Zahltag

A travel blog entry by verenas

... Schlange stehen und in den Einkaufszentren und Kinos ist kaum was los.
Am Zahltag und den Tagen danach ist natürlich das genaue Gegenteil der Fall! Die Leute strömen wie die Wahnsinnigen in die Kinos und Einkaufszentren und heben anscheinend alle Geld ab, beim Bankomat warten häufig 20 bis 30 Leute! Ich denke auch dass die Geschäfte das vom Umsatz her sehr stark merken ...

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