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  • Erste Tage in Costa Rica San Jose die ersten tage seit meiner ankunft sind nur so verflogen. jetlag und winterstarre sind abgeschuettelt, die reise kann beginnen. san jose, die hauptstadt Posted by canica in Canica en las Américas | Nov 24, 2006
  • Merry Christmas from San Marcos! Merry Christmas everyone! Well, I´ve been here for a crazy three weeks and have so much more news than I will be able to write in the brief minutes I have available to me...I´m in Ciudad Quesedad doing some last minute Posted by jcie185 in Jess' Travel Blog Summer 2006 | Dec 23, 2006
  • San Marcos de Cutris (a sneak peak) Hi everyone, This is my allocated activity whilst in Costa Rica. It sounds like i'll be living off pineapples. ; ) Hope everyone is well! Speak soon, Love Jess. (from Andrew) [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/77323/map%2EJP Posted by jcie185 in Jess' Travel Blog Summer 2006 | Dec 7, 2006
  • San Jose Hi everyone, Just a quick note to say I have arrived safely in San Jose. Thankyou all for your messages, its great to hear from home. I'm in Alajuela doing some last minute shopping with the group before we head off Posted by jcie185 in Jess' Travel Blog Summer 2006 | Dec 7, 2006
  • River of Crocodiles Day nine brought us to the Carara Biological Preserve. Apparently, “carara” means “river of crocodiles”, and that must have been true because I saw a number of them. I also was in a group that was lucky enough Posted by AnaBrown in Wanderlust | Nov 10, 2006
  • Costa Rica’s prettiest park After a delicious breakfast, we were taken to Manuel Antonio , acclaimed to be Costa Rica’s prettiest park. I think I would agree. We spent most of the morning hiking and swimming in the ocean. The hike was most memorable as Posted by AnaBrown in Wanderlust | Nov 8, 2006
  • More of Costa Rica's forests Day seven was neat. We got to drive past the Children’s Eternal Rainforest, a portion of forest purchased by children around the world. It brought a tear to the eye thinking about how these kids did such a kind thing. Our Posted by AnaBrown in Wanderlust | Nov 6, 2006
  • Great Planning Site http://www.therealcostarica.com I've been reading voraciously for the better part of two afternoons now, and I have answers to questions I never thought of.... Posted by moniconda in Monica's Meanderings | Nov 6, 2006
  • Costa Rica As I type this, I'm sitting not in lovely, verdant Costa Rica, but in Iraq. Does Iraq count as international travel? Granted, I am seeing most of country and I'm sleeping in a lot Posted by moniconda in Monica's Meanderings | Nov 5, 2006
  • Caño Negro After breakfast, we headed north and were able to see orange, teak, and sugar plantations. Our destination was Cano Frego’s wildlife preserve where we were able to cruise down a driver while viewing wildlife. I spotted a crocodile, Posted by AnaBrown in Wanderlust | Nov 3, 2006
  • Selva Verde Rainforest Preserve Talk about neat. My friend and I climbed onto the boat that would take us to the plantation. By now, we’d become pretty chummy with the other group of women our age, so we tried to stick together. Posted by AnaBrown in Wanderlust | Nov 2, 2006
  • Tortuguero Park This time, my friend and I did not awaken early by our own excitement. Howler Monkeys decided most of the hotel needed a wake up call. I still think it is an experience I am thrilled to have Posted by AnaBrown in Wanderlust | Nov 1, 2006
  • Rainforest, Suspension bridge, Springs After breakfast, we hopped in to bus and drove to Braulio Carrillo Park. The bus trip seemed a little long, perhaps I was growing tired of riding the bus, but it is a necessary means of transportation, so there isn’t Posted by AnaBrown in Wanderlust | Oct 31, 2006
  • Spectacular Volcanoes Due to the excitement, my friend and I were up really early. We were able to find many television shows that provided us with entertainment while we waited for our set meeting time for breakfast. We all met for breakfast and Posted by AnaBrown in Wanderlust | Oct 27, 2006
  • Loving Costa Rica I have dreamed about visiting Costa Rica for a very long time. Yet, I’d always pushed my plans back. I couldn’t afford it. Couldn’t take the time from work. Too many other plans interfered. You know the excuses that pop Posted by AnaBrown in Wanderlust | Oct 26, 2006
  • Karneval i Limon Hei igjen! BLe en ganske saa braa avslutning forrige gang. Internettkafeen har visst litt varierende stengetid. Jeg fikk et skikkelig vulkan-kick etter Arenal'vulkanen i La Fortuna. Denne helga tok jeg to lange dagsturer og besoekte baade vulkan Irazu Posted by Karianne in Una poquita Costa Rica | Oct 21, 2006
  • San-Jose ultimo dia Buenas tardes a todos. A final little bit about San-Jose, because today is my last day in C.R. I really feel a bit sad to have to leave everything behind, the family, the school, the people I got to Posted by Gitan Jean in Latina America | Oct 18, 2006
  • El volcan Poas, Grecia and Sarchi Hello again everybody! I am doing well writing my blog recently aren´t I? So, today, Linda, a girl from Holland, and me went on a trip offered by the school. This morning, they picked us up at 7.30 am Posted by Gitan Jean in Latina America | Oct 14, 2006
  • Ny jobb, ny famile Hah, jeg endte opp i ANPA hvor jeg egentlig ville jobbe helt fra begynnelsen, likevel. Tirsdag noennet jeg paa ny med bussen til San Jose. Jeg er flyttet inn i enda en ny famile med x antall familiemedlemmer. -Kastet ut Posted by Karianne in Una poquita Costa Rica | Oct 13, 2006
  • "I dont got any more money!!" .. Jeg har naa bodd i Costa Rica en stund, men allerede foerste dag fant jeg ut at dette var ikke et land jeg noen gang ville komme til aa oenska aa bosette meg i. Hver eneste gang jeg drar Posted by Karianne in Una poquita Costa Rica | Oct 13, 2006
  • Parque Nacional de Tortugero Hello again! Some more about the pura vida in Costa Rica. So, the second weekend we went to the NP of Tortugero which is situated at the Carrabian Coast, northeast of San Jose. It can only be reached by Posted by Gitan Jean in Latina America | Oct 13, 2006
  • Parque Nacional de Manuel Antonio Hello, everybody! I finally found some time to write a bit more about this wonderful country. So the weekend after the weekend I arrived we went to Manuel Antonio, which is at the Pac Posted by Gitan Jean in Latina America | Oct 12, 2006
  • Manuel Antonio og landets hoeyeste vannfall i Tercules. Manuel Antonio. Bildene loey ikke. Jeg tror bare en gang jeg har sagt tidligere at jeg har vaert en plass som saa ut som paradis. Det var i Malaysia, og de som reiste sammen med meg dit, vet hva jeg Posted by Karianne in Una poquita Costa Rica | Oct 8, 2006
  • Paa jobb i Costa Rica Heisann! Jeg befinner meg i La Fortuna. Denne gangen dro jeg for aa utforske alene. La Fortuna ligger faktisk ikke saa langt unna Monteverde paa kartet, hvor jeg var for to helger siden, men aa kjoere mellom de to stedene tar 11 Posted by Karianne in Una poquita Costa Rica | Oct 8, 2006
  • Rain and buses Just waiting for the rain to stop. First day I´ve come out the house without my rain coat, and of course there is a torrential downpour. I´ll give it 10 minutos. Am going to go out and explore Posted by kael in Karen's journey into the unknown | Oct 6, 2006
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