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The road less travelled...
... town of Santa Elena/Monteverde
Now we just have to find our hostel which should be interesting since we forgot to write down the address before we left. We stop into the tourism info center and they give us directions and even with that we drive by it three times before finding it. We are directed into their driveway down to where we can park and then follow him into the office. We get to talking about how our reservation got all ...
Rio Celeste
... im kleinen beheizten Pool welches mit Regenwasser gefüllt wird, gemütlich gemacht und danach ein feines Drei-Gang Menu genossen. Das Essen hier ist wirklich fantastisch.
Am Donnerstag haben wir eine Wanderung zum Rio Celeste welcher sich im Parque Nacional Volcán Tenorio befindet, unternommen. Einem Fluss, welcher eine wunderschöne azurblaue Farbe hat, sich durch den Regenwald schlängelt und schliesslich in einen brausenden Wasserfall mündet. Unterwegs hat Petra auf ...
Day 9
... us where they were it was still hard to see them. Everything we asked him he was able to answer. We then drove through the mountains to our next stop at Colonia Libertad de Agua Claras, another farm 14kms down a gravel road where we met Pablo, the owner. Again, we have a lovely cabin and had supper with Pablo and a young couple from Louisiana, who regaled us with stories of their travels.
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Day 8
... when you are walking around in the dark and are told there is a snake in the branch above your head! He told us that 15 years ago the government had given poor people in Bijagua a piece of land for themselves, which they must farm and keep productive, and then at the end of the 15 years they could sell it if they wanted to. Donald ran a youth programme, educating children in English, conservation and tourism, explaining to them ...
Hiking to Rio Celeste (or mud, mud, glorious mud!)
... I bonded immediately. Here's why. Andy hates me nagging that he is driving to fast so I just had to sit back and enjoy the roller coaster ride complete with hairpin turns, fallen trees, and single lane bridges appearing out of nowhere in the dark, driving rain (the road is reminiscent of the famous drive to Hana, Hawaii). Every few minutes she would 'ping' and say "the speed limit is 40 kms an hour"... 'ping' "the speed limit is 40 kms an ...
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Pets allowed
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