Costa Rica Car Rentals

Apartment Hunting in San Jose, Costa Rica Monday morning . . . December 1st We awoke to a beautiful sunny day which we assumed was what every day will look like for the next six months.  The typical Costa Rican breakfast (rice, beans, eggs, and ...

... a politcal challenge. Costa ica fortunately has advanced above other countries and it is very easy to travel around in a car, rentals everywhere, and speak english in many cities. Unfortunately there is minimal indians or original culture in most areas ...

... at Cantina Salsipuedes for happy hour which is very close to Tulemar (the site of the wedding) just to watch the sunset. This area is new to us, we didn't visit here on our last trip to Costa Rica, but everything we heard about it seems to be true. ...

The plans of traveling from San juan to Costa Rica with my sister went out the window due to a nice dose of the swine flu, after a couple of nights with a 40 degree fever and about a week of lying in a hammock doing nothing I was good to go again and ...

... We hopped on a bus, and then another, then found ourselves in California. A small beach town, with no traces of being in Costa Rica, or any spanish speaking country. Everyone here seemed to be from the states. I see why people call it Tamagringo. We ...

... of excitement, I went to the front desk to arrange our car rental.  A shuttle arrived at about 10AM and we were off to Tricolor Car Rentals to pick up an economic 4x4. Travel Tip:  If I had to do the car rental portion all over again, I would ...

... in to sing a couple of songs and pass the hat around. The first real musical entertainment we have had since we arrived in Costa Rica. A bunch of Brown's are not really into the late night club scene. Yesterday was a low key day that we spent around our ...

... and get a bus from there. That would take a long time, and might not even work. ... then we noticed a sign for Budget car rentals.... ... before too long we were picked up in a 4x4 and taken to Mal Pais (another town - the name almost translates as ...

... Z's. This was not the case =( Couldn't sleep at all. As soon as we landed we picked up our rental car, or TukTuk, as we have named all foreign rentals since our honeymoon. It was recommended that we use a GPS when trying to navigate around these roads so ...

... to islands. For each island, we had the relevant maps and the printed confirmations for flights, accommodations and car rentals. The confirmations were also electronically backed up in a "Hawaii Reservations" folder in our e-mail accounts, ...

... North Island of New Zealand appears much lieka mix of what I pictured Ireland to look like, but with mixes of the rain forests of Costa Rica and Kaua'i. The land is lush and green since much of it is reclaimed marshland. It is very hilly and has rows of ...