Hotel Rincon de San Jose

Jour 28 Avant de retourner a San Jose, le Parc Rincon de la Vieja est notre dernier arret dans la province de Guanacaste. Nous habitons dans une petite auberge familiale pres d'une des entrees du parc. C'est tres joli et les gens sont tres gentils. La ...

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Checked in hotel, took a nap while waiting for James and others, met up with the group then went out for ...

... with a visit to two National Parks, and there are plenty of more adventurous activities for those so inclined. The capital, San Jose, has a pretty good nightlife too, and English is more widely spoken in the country than other places in Central ...

... ' roads. The hotel was on a back street which proved a little tricky to find after several hours of wandering. I visited San Jose's version of the Science Museum and had a little bit of fun being a big kid and playing with all the displays that ...

... been collected. Off to the Costa Rican side at 1117. A quick exchange for more colones, lunch and off by 1245, reaching our San Jose hotel by 1745. Only then found out the group is actually in San Jose for another night.   Had gone early to ...

... for around 24 hours. An official airport Taxi (Leonel) who was really friendly and helpful pointed out some things to see around San Jose. Shame it was dark and raining. The humidity hits you straight away though, even though temperatures were mean't to ...

... the city. Down the esplanade, buying some shelled peanuts for brekkie, munching some opposite La Merced church. Most of the rest of my San Jose pix were taken on the return leg. Went to the Gold Museum in the afternoon: not bad, at least coupled with the ...

San Jose is the capital of Costa Rica and lies in the Central Valley. In the centre there is not that much to do, there are several churches and a pedestrian mall with lots of shops and western food chains. The air is also a bit dirty. When I ...

After a delicious breakfast of fresh fruit, scrambled eggs and spicy rice and beans, we went exploring around the centre of San Jose. We found some beautiful parks and there were palm trees wherever you walked. There were some quirky markets and lots of ...

... the Club Sandwich. Traditional club with ham ,chicken, and tomato, but with tasty fried egg slices added in.) San Jose Best Bets: ·Museo de Oro Banco (The Gold Museum). Located directly underneath the Plaza de Cultura, this ultra-modern facility ...

... noon I collected my stuff and headed out onto the streets. Took around 10mins to walk with all my gear to the Hotel Rincon de San Jose where I was buzzed into the reception area. The common / dining area was also covered in the usual Perspex roof and had ...

Saw Dave off at 0700, Quito bound. He was a very affable chap, in many ways typically English. I would readily travel with him again. Went for a walkabout without a camera, visiting several churches before heading back. Back out later with the Perth ...

I used the few days back in the city for paperwork, computer, uploading photos, sending postcards and planning my trip further. The photos are from the flight to Corcovado (Drake ...

... there.  A real estate agent I had been in touch with had told me of a studio apartment in Rincon called the Grasshopper House.  It took a while, but Jose found it.  It looked really cute, but was too far away from any shopping, and if I ...

... notre prochaine étape, nous décidons donc de mettre toutes les chances de notre côté et nous partons pour le Parc National Rincon de la Vieja, l'un des plus beaux sites volcaniques du pays! Sur place, après avoir payé un transfert privé en 4X4, on ...