fraluchi
"hard working and honesty"
About fraluchi
Budding Member | Member since 23rd Mar 05
Citizenship: NetherlandsMarital Status: Married
Occupation: Hospitality Consultant
About fraluchi:
Hotel Executive for multinational hospitality companies, living in Costa Rica since 1996. Born in Holland, educated in Belgium and Switzerland, lived several years in Spain, England, France, Germany, Italy, Syria and Egypt. Speaks 6 languages.
Hobbies:Hospitality Consultant.
Favourite places:Our furnished and fully equipped accommodations in the center of Costa Rica, near airport and excellent public transport facilities, are economical and safe starting points (base camps) from where to discover the country's fascinating attractions. ADSL internet and luggage deposit available.
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Manuel Antonio Ntl. parc
21 Apr 2009 - 23 Apr 2009
Roads have improved considerably and driving from San Jose to Quepos has few obstacles. The main one remains between Atenas and Orotina, a bendy descent, where one can be slowed down to a trickle by underpowered and overloaded trucks. Also the old bridge at Parrita (one way) has not yet been replaced by the new one under construction.
Be careful of speed limits, particularly between Jacó and Parrita, and do NOT pay to the invariably present Traffic Police, if you happen to be fined.
Manuel Antonio is reasonably quiet these days, with plenty of parking space next to the park entrance, which is also convenient when exiting the parc.
Hotels are having a hard time to fill beds and most are willing to lower their rates, except on public holidays.
Trips
Manuel Antonio - April 2009
20 Apr 2009 - 23 Apr 2009
Visiting: Costa Rica.
Playa Tamarindo - November 2007
22 Nov 2007 - 24 Nov 2007
Visiting: Costa Rica.
Extreme Rain Forest
27 Dec 2006 - 29 Dec 2006
Visiting: Costa Rica.
Travel Help
Costa Rica
It's in the center of Costa Rica, near airports and excellent public transport, that I propose a starting point (base camp) from where to discover the country's fascinating attractions. The Pacific and Atlantic coasts are a mere 2 hours' drive away, whereas many easy daytrips allow for discovering the country's fauna and flora, its volcanoes and national parks, and practice rafting, mountain biking, bungee jumping , hiking, and so on. There are many culturally interesting and reasonably priced places off the beaten track where to stay. And if your goal is to learn Spanich, here's where the better institutions are located.
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