Hotel Mango Valley
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1st full day in Costa Rica
... relaxed feeling in this town, which was a relief after the bustling San Jose area we had to walk to to get to the bus to Grecia. We had sandwiches and bebidas (drinks, which were a smoothie, water, and a coca-cola light for us). After lunch, we realized that the church was now closed, so we asked 2 police officers on motorcycles what the best way would be to get to Los Chorros waterfalls. Side note--Police seemed to be everywhere in both San Jose and Grecia today! They told us to ...
San Jose- Short and not sweet
... gaggle of taxi drivers and hanger oners trying to get our attention and grab our bags. Surprisingly, once we told them we were looking for our rental car van, they backed off and directed us to the waiting area for our van. Word of advice, if you take a taxi, only use the official orange taxi's or y oi will get ripped off. Always ask the price up front too.
Our daughter Georgina (Gina) , who has been living in CR for the past 3 months, was staying at the ...
Springing into Tourist Mode
... to see rocks and headed instead to the La Fortuna waterfalls. I waited for my friends at the top of the looking point, positive I would not make the 433 step trek up and down to the fall with my bad knee. Not wanting to pay for the resort hot spring experience, we seeked out the free and natural hot springs of the Tobacon river. Down a few rocks, across a tunnel, spotted some naked people at the resort hot springs and realised we'd gone the wrong ...
Vaatt og taakete i Monteverde
Etter en 15-16timers lang reisedag som vi rundet av med et par timer paa en vei som Lonely Planet har kaaret til landets verste, ankom vi Monteverde i Costa Rica. Her var det betydelig kaldere, og det regnet uten stopp. Dette skulle aa vise seg aa gjelde for hele oppholdet vaart i Monteverde.
Hoeydepunktet var helt klart naar vi ...
Chicken Buses & Pick Up Trucks in Central America
... at the estuary of the river leading into the Caribbean sea.
The following day we headed for the central Guatemalan town of Coban on another 'relatively nice' coach to the small town of El Rancho where we had to change. We where dumped at the side of the road, and had to walk half a mile through El Rancho to a small cross roads, looking very out of place being the only travellers there. We caught a local 'Chicken' Bus, on top of which our bags were slung, and although we ...
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Kitchenette