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  • Patience, Young Grasshopper Day .5 After a 5-hour busride upon arriving at the San Jose Airport in Costa Rica, I arrived in Puerto Viejo on the souther Caribbean coast. It was about 5 in the evening, it had been raining and storming all Posted by JillianLee in Journeys with Jillian | Jul 26, 2008
  • Costa Rica had a long trip from guatemala here, pasing through El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua to get here. In San Jose now but heading to the Pacific coast tomorrow for some adventure and relaxation. Then soon on to Peru...... Posted by alibrown85 in Ali's Adventures | Jun 25, 2008
  • En Costa Rica y hablo español ¡Hola! ¿Que pasa? Landet kl 9 paa morgenen. Naar man ser paa kartet kan det virke som Costa Rica er et steinkast unna USA, men flyturen varte i rundt 6 timer. Greide aa glemme aa skru av mobilen ettersom jeg sovnet saa Posted by hodesleng in Roalds World Tour | May 5, 2008
  • Costa Rica PURA VIDA! Hola! Buenas dias! DEL 1 - PLAYA DE TAMARINDO Da jeg ankom San Jose, eller flyplassen like utenfor, hadde jeg snakket en del med et par paa flyet nedover, saa vi tok en taxi sammen til hvert vaart hostell. Hunnen Posted by Anittus in Anitas eventyr | Apr 10, 2008
  • Manuel Antonio I was very excited, as you may imagine, to leave San Jose for the coast. Quite personally, I find San Jose to be a rather uninteresting city. Aside from some beautiful parks well suited for reading, San Jose itself is Posted by x kayleigh in costa rica | Feb 16, 2008
  • Full Circle in the Land of Pura Vida To view full size photos and captions click here: http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/gallery/users/tommydavis/ Last September I took a one-week trip to Costa Rica with a c Posted by tommydavis in Tom's Travels | Feb 6, 2008
  • buenas! Ah, my fifth day here in Costa Rica. As many of you may know, I was supposed to be in Guatemala for the next three months, which just so happened to fall apart less than a week before I was Posted by x kayleigh in costa rica | Feb 3, 2008
  • Monteverde and Playa San Miguel - via San Jose After leaving La Fortuna, I travelled to Monteverde - a beautiful area of rainforest where I spent two peaceful days exploring the reserves as dappled sunlight broke through the canopy. Although I did not see many animals, I was Posted by chris89 in Travails of the Wide Eyed Wanderer | Jan 24, 2008
  • An end to our adventure........... Jan 16th - So on our last day, we headed out back toward San Jose. I was consulting the map and the Lonely Planet book in search of cool stops. We found a couple. LP says of Villa Caletas " Posted by stevedana in Costa Rica | Jan 19, 2008
  • Leaving on a Jetplane I kept telling myself that I´d begin this blog, but somehow, other things happened instead. Given that this is sort of the purpose of travel, I´m okay with the outcome that anyone reading this might think I´ve skimmed over the Posted by bethrica in Bethrica at Large | Jan 18, 2008
  • Pura Vida! Jan 16th - We are checking out of Mimo´s right now. Steve is handling that while I am here. It has been a great stay here. Yesterday we got up, went back to Manuel Antonio National Park and hiked out to Posted by stevedana in Costa Rica | Jan 16, 2008
  • Hiking Manuel Antonio It is nice here, but there are security guys everywhere which is so weird. There´s a guy outside the supermarket with a shotgun and a sidearm. Loco!!!!!! There are even people who watch your car after you park it. Personal Posted by stevedana in Costa Rica | Jan 14, 2008
  • Patrolling and cleaning up the beach We last left you in Nosara. When we got in with Kat and Paul, we stopped to get snacks. We got some ice cream and washed it down with cold water as it was sweltering hot. We were in a Posted by stevedana in Costa Rica | Jan 12, 2008
  • Ostional: glowing waves and turtle babies Last night, we were at the house and Sonia prepared dinner.....a bean spread on tortillas with pico de gallo. It was very good! Before dinner, they were kind enough to let us sit in their bedroom where the TV Posted by stevedana in Costa Rica | Jan 10, 2008
  • Spanish immersion with our host family Right now we are at Amistad Institute´s offices in Heredia. It´s been an interesting journey. We got picked up from the airport by Gerardo and as he dropped us off at our B and B, the theme from "Great American Posted by stevedana in Costa Rica | Jan 7, 2008
  • Costa Rica journey 12:10 AM DECEMBER 31, 2007 LEFT DENVER FOR SAN JOSE ON FRONTIER AIRLINES DIRECT FLIGHT TO SAN JOSE. SIX HOURS. SAN JOSE IS THE CAPITAL, LOCATED IN THE MOUNTAINS IN CENTRAL COSTA RICA. THE AIRPORT IS ABOUT 14 KILOMETERS WEST OF SAN Posted by BSPS in Costa Rica journey | Jan 5, 2008
  • Costa Rica We had another early start (and to our surprise another time change to Central Time) in Costa Rica. Both at Panama and Costa Rica large numbers of passengers were doing shore excursions so we were gathered in the Frans Hals Posted by chris2x in Amateur Traveler | Jan 2, 2008
  • The six week mark: 5000 miles down 15,000 more to go… Before we started the trip we divided it into 3 parts. Mexico and Central America part 1, Columbia to Argentina part 2 and Brazil part 3. Well part one is slowly coming to an end. We are Posted by hayden111 in AUSTIN TO ARGENTINA | Dec 2, 2007
  • Nicaragua to Costa Rica To be fair Nicaragua wasn’t all bad, but with the recommendations from other travelers we had met and our not so trusty guide book; I think our expectations were a little too high. It was a nice enough place to Posted by hayden111 in AUSTIN TO ARGENTINA | Dec 2, 2007
  • Pura Vida Last Wednesday I arrived in San Jose. AFter spending one night in the dirty capital of Costa Rica I got out on a thursday morning flight to Quepos, on a small little puddle jumper. After arriving in Quepos Posted by Brittany7 in Latin America!! | Nov 21, 2007
  • Costa Rica and Ecuador Hola, It feels as though it has been forever since we have written. Perhaps because we have been lazy, or having too much to remember to write. After hearing from a few of you that Posted by Seaurchins in Sea-Urchin Walkabout | Nov 16, 2007
  • Here's a link to a video on the project we're working on! According to ELI, we will be working with a Sea Turtle conservation program in Ostional de Guanacaste. We will be assisting with some of the administrative work in addition to field work including beach cleanup, monitoring nesting activity, and assisting Posted by stevedana in Costa Rica | Jan 4, 2008
  • Costa Rica Well best laid plans etc. Apparently taking a hire car from the relatively safe Costa Rica to the comparatively less so nicaragua is not an option. Well we turned up at the border and got dk'd. Not a problem though. Posted by lidster in The Americas - Out of sorts | Nov 5, 2007
  • Playa Grande Las Baulas is the Spanish for leatherback turtles. For our last spot in Costa Rica, we decided to go and see the beaches, just so to have a more complete picture of the country. The aim was to go to Posted by Flav-Greg in Flavia & Gregory go LA | Nov 1, 2007
  • Parque Nacional Rincon de la Vieja On Tuesday we visited another of Costa Rica`s super national parks, Parque Nacional Rincon de la Vieja - the old lady`s corner! Excellent park, one of the best we have seen. The weather was terrible - we are Posted by Flav-Greg in Flavia & Gregory go LA | Oct 31, 2007
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