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Adventures galore in La Fortuna!
... and ended up at a beautiful river that was completely inaccessible unless you had an off road vehicle...so we enjoyed a bit of time away from the tourists. I gradually got more confident on the bike but at first the guide took major pity on me and insisted I was behind him at all times. And then I managed to get my bike stuck up a muddy hill, much to the amusement of the others behind me. We all ...
Big dog, little dog
... us if we needed a lift and where we were going. The woman and her partner offered to drive us there as we had no other way of getting there. The guy was American and the woman Costa Rican and they owned a business in Tamarindo. Thankfully they agreed to take us to the bus station. We relaxed in the lovely air conditioned car and drove for about an hour!
We were so grateful for them and they wouldn't take any money so it worked out really well for us.
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09.02.11 kl. 01.55
... bestaar af en aeldre dame, hendes mand og hendes bror. Det lyder umiddelbart stille og roligt, men der maa i tro om igen, for det er det bestemt ikke. Huset er fyldt op med mennesker konstant. Udover mig, bor der en costaricansk pige, 5 costaricanske drenge og saa kom der en ny frivillig i denne her weekend - han hedder Aron, er fra Holland, og er rigtig flink. Men de her ricos, bor i huset fordi de studerer i Liberia. Det er meget normalt at unge ...
Costa Rica is for dummies
The border of Costa Rica is easily the most trafficked in Central America, the telltale sign being the lineup of people around the building waiting to get in. Nicaragua charged us $15 to enter the country and gave us a parting shot of $3 to leave, which in the long run was deemed fair as the prices in the country had been the lowest in Central America. Costa Rica let us in for free, but immediately began to stick in our asses with a $2.50 bottle of water and set ...
Cowboys and not so many Indians
... was indeed correct. You get a bit jacked with the price ($15 transport and $10 entry) but the 8 hour walk was really scenic. The site is over an active volcano so we got to see things like bubbling mud pots, boiling lakes, mini volcanoes and, erm, a waterfall. And of course, Nicci managed to fall on her **** again, this time requiring the medical kit of some passing hikers.
And thats about it really. Its worth a visit but won't keep you too long.
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