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travelightlivelight · 6 years ago

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Hi!

This weekend I decided to attempt to redeem myself after the Uvita experience and try for another beach weekend. This weekend I went to Playa Jacó in Puntarenas on the western coast of Costa Rica. We also went on an ATV tour, so if you don’t care about the other stuff and just wanna read about that, feel free to scroll down about 8 paragraphs.

We left after class Friday and made it to the bus station, on the bus, and to Jacó all within three hours and without a hitch. Our bus tickets for the 2.5 hour ride cost ~$5USD each, and our stay at Hostel de Haan cost ~$17. Anyone that says they don’t travel because it’s “too expensive” should stay tuned because I have a whole lot to say about that in a later post.

Playa Jacó is not quite as spectacular as Bahia de Bellenas, but we didn’t have to pay for access to the beach, which was nice. It’s still a beautiful beach full of young people, surfers, and dogs and bookended by mountains... so you really can’t go wrong. The town of Jacó is pretty small and very tourist-y, making it easy to get sucked into buying a $40 sundress and then putting it on to purchase a $15 cocktail, so, like in any tourist town, it’s important to look for where the locals eat and shop. We didn’t do this, because of how weakened our willpower against American food was after two months of different variations of rice and beans, but if a bar is full of white people watching American football, chances are you could grab a lunch for about half or a quarter of the price that you’re about to pay for that burger and bud light. I’m looking at you, dads.

We got to our hostel, Hostel de Haan, around 5:00 and checked in with an incredibly helpful guy named Wilson, who showed us around and gave us some ideas of things to do around town. Also— it’s very worth mentioning that the hostel management realized that we’d be the only two girls in a 10-bed dorm of guys, and upgraded us to a private two-bed room for free, because those are the kind of good dudes that run the hostel.

We put our backpacks down and went downstairs to make drinks and hang out by the pool, and ended up meeting some super hospitable guys playing cards down there. The guys had all met in the hostel and were from Belgium, Germany, Austria, and Canada. We hung out with them for the rest of the night, drinking, swimming in the hostel pool, and checking out some bars around town. They all promised to look out for us and make sure nothing shady happened, which was very cool, because ladies’ nights are VERY popular with Costa Rican bars.

“Ladies’ night” in the states usually means that women get in without a cover. In Costa Rica, ladies’ night means women don’t pay a cover... or pay for drinks. As it turns out, it’s a lot easier to lose track of how many drinks you’ve ordered when it doesn’t affect your bank account. Like, way easier. We’ve decided we should stop going to our local ladies’ night spot on Friday nights in San José for safety, but Lady Luck loves to smile on me in really weird ways, and somehow it’s happened to be ladies night at every bar I’ve been to. I have been here for two months and have yet to pay for a drink. It probably goes without saying, but this is a double-edged sword.

Anyway, the guys stayed true to their word and made sure my friend and I were never by ourselves or talking to anybody we didn’t want to be. Somehow the people you meet while traveling are from another planet than the strangers in your real life, and have been continually astounding me throughout the past couple months.

Anyway, after a night of drinking, we had a reservation for early the next morning to go on an ATV tour in the jungle. Does that sound like a bad combination? It is. Luckily we had force-fed ourselves some good old fashioned American hangover food from the diner across the street before we went, which is potentially the only thing that saved me from ugly crying on a loud, bouncy, hot ATV ride.

Someone from Ocean Ranch Park came and picked us up from our hotel at 9:30, took us to pick up the two other girls on our tour, and then drove us out to the ranch. We signed waivers, our guide showed us how to use the ATVs, we drove around a field for a little while to get the feel for it, and then we went. We literally went from leisurely cruising around a field to gunning it, full speed, down narrow trails with steep inclines, rivers, creeks, and pits of mud. As someone who has met (and had to keep alive) quite a variety of “adventurous” tourists, I did not envy the job of our guide. But, we were all young, capable, ballsy, twenty-something girls on vacation, so hopefully we didn’t give our sweet guide too hard a time.

I have never been so dirty, or so happy, in my life. We stopped at a couple places to get in the water, de-mud, and cool off, but for the most part we were rocketing through the jungle in very stupid-looking helmets for three hours. When it was done, the guide cut us up some fresh pineapple, and then headed off to take another tour. The guides take zipline tours, horseback riding tours, and waterfall rappelling tours in addition to the ATV tours... in case you were still deciding what you wanted to be when you grow up. The whole tour, start to finish— hotel pickup, intro, tour, fruit— was $65. As we were hanging out after the tour, we met the owner of the property, as well as a biologist/engineer who invented a slow-going zipline for biologists, nature enthusiasts, older folks, and differently-abled people who wanted to experience nature at a bit slower and in a less participative manner. This guy, along with his partner, a Jurassic Park John Hammond lookalike who made me feel even more as though we were inside the movie than I already had, offered us a ride back to Jacó, so we went with them instead of calling an Uber-- another nice deed from some more very kind humans. We spent the rest of the day on the beach, watching people surf and enjoying being away from San José for a bit.

The bus ride back was equally as quick and painless, and now I’m back in San José until my next adventure.

Here are some photos--

Night 1 at the hostel

Quick stop to cool off

Another stop to cool off in a waterfall

Other than that, there’s no bananas.

-- V

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totallyadventurouscostarica · 4 years ago

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5 Best ATV Tours in Costa Rica

From extreme off-road adventures to tranquil tours through stunning landscapes, ATV riding is one of the best ways to immerse in a nature excursion on your trip to Costa Rica.

1) All Across the Central Pacific

A multitude of marvels that bring visitors from around the world to Costa Rica can be experienced in a single spectacular ATV tour. One ride can take you across unspoiled beaches, to jaw-dropping waterfalls, past vast stretches of unspoiled countryside and deep into lush rainforests. Along the way, you can stop off at remote villages and secluded cantinas that lie far off the usual tourist tracks. Setting off from the buzzing beach town of Jacó, Central Pacific tours often begin with a near immediate plunge into mountain terrain carpeted by primary rainforest, wind past rushing rivers and pause at glorious outlooks over the Pacific Ocean.

2) 7 Pueblos for Costa Rican Culture

To experience authentic Costa Rican culture away from the more-visited areas, a quad ride through seven remote villages is hard to beat. This second of the Central Pacific adventures also cruises through rich rainforest and allows for time to refresh in a secluded swimming spot before a towering waterfall. But riders are often equally impressed with the small towns they encounter such as Bijagual. Another top draw includes a respite at a tilapia farm where you can fish at a scenic pond and enjoy the freshest-of-fresh meal before mounting up to further explore the verdant countryside.

3) Mountain Views and Amazing Coffee from Uvita

Costa Rica’s Southern Zone offers splendid opportunities to tear off on ATV rides that weave through a rich bio-diverse environment. Tours that depart from the seaside village of Uvita de Osa cross scenic beaches on the way to ascents up coastal mountain ranges to reach fresh crisp air at an altitude of 4,000 feet. Enjoy sweeping views over hills, valleys and sea. Continue to cross bamboo forests, banana farms and untouched countryside on your way to a coffee plantation. Savor a fresh cup of Costa Rica’s famed java before continuing on your scenic adventure.

4) Ride Beside the Arenal Volcano

One of Costa Rica’s most-iconic volcanoes, the majestic mount has surrounding terrain that's perfect for ATV rides. Roll across ground that’s pocked by craters resulting from the Arenal Volcano’s last eruption in the late 1960s. Splash through rivers rich with volcanic mud, used in high-end spas as an exfoliant. Climb hills to pause at a lookout point with an inspiring view of Lake Arenal. Cruise past cattle farms and stop off in the quaint hamlets surrounding the charming town of La Fortuna.

5) Take off in Tamarindo

Famed for its pristine beaches, the Guanacaste region along Costa Rica’s Northern Pacific coast has equally amazing nature set back from the beach. A roar through the mountainous region above the coast takes you to an elevation of 1,200 feet and into a stretch of jungle that’s rife with wildlife. Watch out for a variety of monkeys and colorful birds amid a landscape of tropical greenery. Cruise past cantaloupe farms and stop off at a 19th-century farmhouse to get a glimpse at traditional life that has remained largely unchanged for over a century.

Quad riding along 4X4 trails is one of the best ways to experience the myriad of amazing Costa Rica destinations and add some high-octane fun to your low-stress escape to paradise.

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costaricaexperts · 5 years ago

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Costa Rica Solo Travel Destinations & Ideas

Solo travel isn’t just for bloggers, backpackers, and whimsical spirits trying to “find” themselves. Feel free to Eat, Pray, Love your way through Costa Rica, but you don’t have to embody the solo travel stereotype to have a great time.

There is something for everyone in Costa Rica. It’s a friendly place for solo travelers with a good selection of hotels and lodges in every major destination. Read through for some unique Costa Rica solo travel destinations and ideas from the Costa Rica Experts.

Join a Pacuare River Whitewater Rafting Overnight Trip (1 or 2 nights)

Solo travelers are often assumed to be adventurous types, which is why we must recommend the level III-IV whitewater rafting on the Pacuare River and its famous rainforest scenery. This tour can be taken as a 1-day trip from San Jose, but the best way to experience the magic of the Pacuare River is on the overnight whitewater rafting trip. This experience takes you deep into the heart of the rainforest via raft. You’ll stay in the rainforest for one or two nights before rafting back out again.

Rios Tropicales rafting

The best option for solo travelers is typically Rios Tropicales Lodge. Rios Tropicales operates rafting tours across Costa Rica and is the gold standard for safety and service on the Pacuare. The lodge is rustic but the natural rainforest playground that surrounds it is the real highlight. While this tour doesn’t operate for just one person, a solo traveler can join an existing trip with passengers already scheduled to the raft.

Pacuare Lodge

Pacuare Lodge is a great option for solo travelers who want a luxury eco-lodge experience in Costa Rica. Guests of the lodge stay for 2 nights and have complimentary experiences included in their stay. On the Pacuare Lodge property, schedule a morning of zip-lining, hike to a waterfall, or just hang out at the riverside spa.

After rafting, you can transfer back to the central San Jose area OR continue by ground to Arenal or Puerto Viejo.

Skip San Jose and Explore the Central Valley

The Central Valley can be a great alternative to San Jose for solo travelers. It’s quieter. It’s greener. The views are usually better. It’s a great entry point to Costa Rica and has some fantastically unique hotels.

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Finca Rosa Blanca Coffee Plantation & Inn is a gem in Heredia, just twenty minutes from the airport. Guests arrive at a quaint inn adorned with tropical trees and flowers. Beyond the check-in area, the real magnitude of Finca Rosa Blanca is realized along meandering pathways that lead to fairytale Junior Suites. Each suite is completely different from the next. The common room features hand-painted murals by local artists and the restaurant Is one of the best in the entire San Jose/Central Valley area. The legacy of Finca Rosa Blanca is its coffee plantation, which proudly operates at the highest levels of sustainability and respect for the Costa Rican coffee tradition.

Xandari Resort & Spa

Xandari Resort & Spa is a short drive from the airport but a world away. The lively colors and bold shapes in the architecture and design are a feast for the eyes, matched only by the sweeping views of the entire Central Valley. The spacious villas feature wide balconies, where guests can take in sunrises that creep up from behind the mountains and heavy sunsets that set the sky ablaze on a clear day. The main pool at Xandari uses the scenic valley vistas as a backdrop. The second pool is surrounded by tall, tropical trees and vegetation. Xandari is a great introduction to Costa Rica’s ecology. A morning hike along the property trails will get you acquainted with the rainforest and even a few small waterfalls. The self-serve buffet breakfast doesn’t skimp on Turrialba cheese and endless coffee; fill up here before a day of Costa Rica solo travel activities.

Get Deep in the Rainforest

Solo travel gets real when you’re in the middle of the rainforest. Instead of partying at a hostel or hitchhiking through the country, solo travel can be a much-needed escape from the busy world.

After a night or two in the Central Valley or San Jose, take a short flight to the Osa Peninsula and see what Costa Rica is really all about. The Osa Peninsula is one of the best places for solo travel in Costa Rica because the lodges are small and set within the rainforest. You’ll only be with a handful of other guests at any given moment, and you definitely won’t hear the beat of the club thumping into the wee hours of the morning.

Immerse yourself in the tranquility of remote rainforest life by staying at one of the many excellent eco-lodges in Drake Bay or Puerto Jimenez. Typically, guests stay 3-4 nights at a lodge, with all meals and transportation included. This is a great option for solo travelers, as it puts you in contact with fellow travelers but doesn’t restrict you from traveling as a group.

From the lodges in Drake Bay, you can take a guided hike of Corcovado National Park. You’ll travel by boat to the ranger station before heading out in search of rainforest wildlife. Also from Drake Bay is Cano Island, one of the best snorkel and SCUBA locations in Costa Rica.

Seaside yoga from Playa Nicuesa Lodge

Puerto Jimenez sees the most traffic of the Osa Peninsula destinations, with some of the best eco-lodge within a 45-minute drive. Solo travelers can fill their time with self-guided hikes, yoga, massage, and off-site tours booked through the concierge. Across the Golfo Dulce is Piedras Blancas National Park, with lodges Playa Cativo and Playa Nicuesa giving guests access to its untamed rainforest trails.

Eat Your Way Around

A good meal can mean everything to a solo traveler and San Jose is one of the best places to get a little taste of everything.

Grando de Oro Restaurant

On the refined end, the restaurant at Grano de Oro has been pleasing local diners and international foodies alike for decades. The rooftop tapas bar at Hotel Presidente is a perfect way to begin or end your night in downtown San Jose.

Costa Rica Foodie Tours are a handful of specially curated experiences that give you an honest taste of local food. This fun and casual San Jose food tour will fill you up, give you some social time, and take you on a tour of the Amon neighborhood.

El Castille restaurant solo travelers

Ojochal is twenty minutes south of Uvita on the South Pacific coast and an off-the-tourist-radar spot where you can enjoy some of the country’s best undiscovered restaurants and hotels. Start at Castillo Kitchen for an amazing dinner in a 6-room villa called El Castillo (literally ‘The Castle’ in Spanish). The quaint property peers dramatically over the coastline and while you’d never guess just by looking, it has one of the best restaurants for miles.

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New to the Ojochal scene is Hotel 360, also serving up some of the best views in all of Central America. Dine with views of Cano Island to the south and Uvita to the north. The gourmet menu is constantly reinvented and adjusted to make use of the best local, seasonal ingredients. There is a legend among Costa Rica Experts about the hotel’s creamy seafood risotto.

You don’t have to dine at only hotels in Ojochal; Citrus is a well-known local favorite that always gets it right.

Retreat & Relax

The Retreat

Some people choose to travel solo because they seek respite from the demands of our busy world. Solo travel in Costa Rica is a great chance to reset and feel good about yourself inside and out. The Retreat is a short drive from the San Jose airport, so within an hour or two of landing, you can be relaxing poolside with a healthy tropical smoothie in hand. The Retreat’s yoga platform is a perfect place to start your day.

Bodhi Tree Resort yoga

Continue the wellness at Bhodi Tree Resort, of the best yoga hotels in Costa Rica. The Playa Guiones/Nosara area is one on the Nicoya Peninsula, one of the world’s five Blue Zones. You’ll definitely leave here feeling lucid and centered.

Understand Local Life in Manuel Antonio

Solo travelers who favor off-the-beaten-path locations tend to skip Manuel Antonio. It is one of the most popular places in Costa Rica, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have a rich and meaningful experience.

If you’ve already hiked Manuel Antonio National Park and seen the Damas Island mangroves, try exploring the area’s impressive cultural scene.

Santa Juana Lodge

Santa Juana is a rural mountain tour 45 minutes from San Jose and a popular day trip for people who want to explore waterfalls, try tilapia fishing, learn about sugar cane production and processing, and learn about general life in the Santa Juana mountain pueblo. For the full experience, stay at Santa Juana Mountain Lodge for 1 or 2 nights.

The Villa Vanilla Spice tour brings guests in touch with local spices and plants. Dissect the flavors of Costa Rica through an easy-paced morning on a local spice farm.

Base Yourself on the Beach

Tamarindo

Sometimes what you need more than anything else is a couple of days on a gorgeous beach. Tamarindo is one of the most notorious backpacker and solo travel beach towns in Costa Rica and Playa Tamarindo is one of the best beaches. In Tamarindo, you’ll share the beach with a mix of families, couples, groups, and other solo travelers. You’ll have a selection of restaurants, bars, surf shops, and beach vendors to patronize between surfing and sunning. Stay at Tamarindo Diria for something right in the center of the action or Capitan Suizo for something a bit quieter.

Playa Guiones in the Nosara area is a quieter alternative to Tamarindo, known locally as one of the chillest beaches around. This area is famous for yoga, surfing, and general good vibes. Diane Lane and The Red Hot Chili Peppers love it here so why wouldn’t you?

Santa Teresa is perfect for the traveler who is part yogi, part surfer, part explorer. Hit the famous waves with local lifetime surfers, visit Montezuma Waterfall, rent an ATV, or simply walk along the miles of rugged Nicoya coast for the perfect solo adventure.

Go on a Luxury Safari

Nayara Tented Camp

Imagine having a luxury safari tent all to yourself without going all the way to Africa! You don’t have to travel too far for luxury solo travel experience because Costa Rica has you covered. The brand new Nayara Tented Camp is restoring the mystery of the rainforest back to Arenal, while Origins Luxury Lodge has transformed the high-end hotel scene in Upala. The addition of Kasiiya to Papagayo’s coasts rounds out the luxury safari tent experience in Costa Rica.

The beaten path can be tempting, but solo travel is one of the best opportunities to dig deeper into your destination and do things you might normally not in a tour group. We know planning a solo trip can be daunting, so feel free to use this Expert-curated list of unique Costa Rica destinations and ideas to help inspire the adventure of a lifetime!

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casacostarica-blog1 · 6 years ago

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Home Site in Costa Verde Estates with Cano Island and Whale's Tail Views

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Luxury Home Site in Costa Verde Estates with Cano Island and Whale's Tail Views

Behind the gates of Costa Verde Estates, you will find luxury homes set amongst a well-manicured jungle terrain. This particular lot is just over 7 acres with a creek that borders it. The primary building site is privately tucked away in a forested setting and boasts a large ocean view overlooking Cano Island. From the entrance of the property, you have a clear, white water view of the Whale’s Tail and the shores of Bahia Ballena at Marino Ballena National Park. This ocean view land parcel is one of the largest remaining in the community and can accommodate a wide variety of luxury home designs. One of the best things about this lot is the constant ocean breeze that flows through it, keeping you cool all day long. When the sun sets into the Pacific Ocean you will get to see a unique, and incredible, work of art painted across the sky every night. You always hear people talk about how beautiful a desert sunset can be, but those people haven’t seen the sun dance over the Pacific in southern Costa Rica.

Costa Verde is an Exclusive Gated Community with Great Amenities

There are some distinct amenities Costa Verde offers that most other gated communities do not. Located near the top of the community is a beautiful park with gathering gazebo and spectacular Whale’s Tail and Cano Island view. You won’t find a better place to host your next sunset get together. Down the road from the park is a tennis court and fitness center for use only by members of this exclusive community. One of the most unique amenities offered here is a helicopter pad. This feature provides a glamorous way to visit your home and a greater sense of security knowing that you are just one short flight away from any hospital in the country should you need it. Other amenities that make Costa Verde a prime location to build a luxury home is around the clock security, controlled gated access, smooth internal roads, impeccably landscaped grounds, high-speed internet access, and private rainforest reserves teeming with wildlife.

Close to Two Major Towns and the Marino Ballena National Park

Twenty minutes from the Costa Verde gates and you can be in either town; Uvita or Dominical. Both towns offer many tourist attractions ranging from whale watching and scuba to ATV tours and waterfall hikes. Dominical is well known for its year-round surfing and brings a lot of tourism to the area. The Marino Ballena National Park is located in Uvita and offers the stunning Whale’s Tail attraction where, at low tide, you can walk the giant Whale’s Tail formation in the sand.

A High-Quality Investment in One of Costa Rica's Most Desirable Communities

Luxury homes built inside of Costa Verde Estates are prized luxury vacation rentals - with a steady income flow and property appreciation - it is easy to see why they become profitable investments. The following homes are all located inside of the community: Chateau Montage: Asking Price $7.8 Million The Meridian House - Sold in 2018 with an Asking Price of $2.9 Million Luxury Estate with 2 Pools - Sold in 2018 with an Asking Price of $2.1 Million 2 Bedroom Vacation Rental Home on a 2.5 Acre Parcel - Asking Price $595,000 We highly recommend that you visit this particular lot quickly because ocean view lots inside of this community are in very high demand. One of only four ocean view lots available here, this lot is the 2nd largest and priced very competitively. If you are a buyer looking for the perfect place to build your luxury dream home in Costa Rica, this property is a must see!

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financevisionary · 7 years ago

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Best Places to Travel When You`re On a Budget [Video]

Any destination could become a budget plan destination with the best travel suggestions. It is much easier to select your traveling with budgeting in mind.

Here are my five favorite nations that are great for vacationers on a spending plan ...

Costa Rica

Costa Rica's adage is Pura Vida suggesting easy or pure life. More compared to just a stating, it is a way of life in Costa Rica. It is difficult to not like Costa Rica because it really has something for everyone. Adventure vacationers could attempt a countless listing of activities like zip cellular lining, ATVing, as well as horseback riding. If you are outdoorsy, both hiking and also waterfall chasing are preferred activities. Into pets? Wildlife watching is easy with the wealth of birds, whales, bugs, monkeys, and sloths that wander the country.

Where to go:

Uvita: Less congested compared to nearby Dominical, Uvita has plenty of lovely beaches and waterfalls.

Arenal: Called for the huge Volcano that overlook the city, do not miss hiking the lava rocks.

Monteverde: Called the cloud forest, the altitude in Monteverde creates an unique setting which plays host to a variety of plants and animals.

Thailand

So a lot of your pals are posting concerning Thailand merely due to the fact that it is impressive. Inexpensive, gorgeous, and packed with culture you actually can't fail in any area. Cheap flights are easy to locate to Bangkok International Airport terminal (officially called Suvarnabhumi Airport) from virtually anywhere. When in Thailand flights to different areas are affordable - as is whatever else.

Where to go:

Chiang Mai: Found in north Thailand, known for jungles and also elephants. PS ... please don't ride elephants. Rather, see a sanctuary.

Bangkok: Chaotic roads, outrageous nightlife, as well as very low-cost. Think about it as New york city City on steroids.

The Islands: Anywhere is lovely so don't overthink it. Ko Phi Phi is the most popular (and also most congested and most costly). Phuket is an event island while Krabi is a bit calmer.

Morocco

A diverse landscape with hills, desserts, as well as souks to explore, expect chaos almost everywhere yet accept the special society. I promise Morocco is nothing like you have ever before seen prior to. You do not have to prepare in advance, private vehicle drivers and also trips are exceptionally low-cost once you show up. Book them through your resort or hostel (again, not online prior to!!!) so you see to it you obtain the most effective price.

Where to go:

Marrakech: One of the most popular as well as largest city, Marrakech is a should see. The popular square, Jemaa el-Fnaa, sees countless individuals a day, eating from food stands, obtaining henna tattoos, watching live music, magicians, as well as witch doctors.

Fez: The resources of Morocco till 1912, Fez is a city packed with history. Its roads are over 1200 years old as well as filled with an eclectic mix of sights, seems or even smells.

The Sahara: Not technically a city yet you need to absolutely go to while in Morocco. 3-day journeys from Marrakech or Fez start at around $80, all comprehensive, consisting of camel riding.

India

A huge country with a significant population, India is sensory overload in the best way feasible. I had not been expecting India to be so downright gorgeous, it really shocked me when I took a trip there. You could stay at luxurious 5-star resorts for next to nothing or backpack on a shoestring budget.

Where to go:

Start with India's golden triangular: Delhi, Jaipur, as well as Agra. It is a superb introduction to the big country and includes top sights like the red fort in Jaipur and the Taj Mahal in Agra.

Portugal

Any nation in Europe can be done on a budget yet Portugal makes it the simplest. I don't comprehend why it is so frequently neglected for Spain. Portugal is wonderful in its own. You could anticipate coastlines, cliffsides, a growing wine country, economical as well as dynamic night life, and also the most colorful buildings and castles you will certainly ever before see.

Where to go:

Porto: Understood for its port wine production, Porto is a stunning city on the water. Beaches are close by and complete field trip to surrounding areas are cheap.

Lisbon: The capital and also biggest city in Portugal, Lisbon is in fact among the oldest cities on the planet. It predates Paris, Rome, as well as London by centuries.

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In my following article, I am going to share a few of my finest ideas for budgeting when you get on an irregular income. It's a bit off the travel subject, but something I had to grasp and I'm excited to share my budgeting system!

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ecoe3 · 7 years ago

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Day 3 and we are going #ATVing today and to the #waterfall this place is truly Paradise, having an amazing time with this one right here. #costarica #uvita #Breakfast (at Oxygen Jungle Villas, Uvita, Costa Rica)

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moreteadventuretour · 2 years ago

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Atv uvita costa rica

Atv uvita costa rica: An Adventure of a Lifetime

Are you looking for an adventure that will leave you breathless and exhilarated? Look no further than Uvita de Osa, Costa Rica. Known for its stunning landscapes and vibrant culture, Uvita de Osa offers ATV tours that will take you through breathtaking mountains, waterfalls, and coffee plantations. In this article, we'll take a closer look at what to expect on an ATV adventure tour in Costa Rica.

Overview of ATV Adventure Tours in Costa Rica

ATV adventure tours in Costa Rica offer an exciting and unique way to explore the country's diverse landscape. In Uvita de Osa, you can expect a four to five-hour tour that includes stops at some of the area's most stunning natural wonders. Before your tour, a training session will be provided at 8:30 am to improve your driving skills, ensuring your safety during the activity.

What to Wear and Bring

It's essential to wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Light clothing is recommended, and comfortable shoes are a must, as you will be driving and walking during the tour. Bring additional items such as a swimsuit, repellent, sunscreen, water shoes, and towels to ensure your comfort during the tour.

The Tour Itinerary

The ATV adventure tour in Uvita de Osa is packed with exciting destinations and breathtaking views. Here is a closer look at what you can expect on the tour.

La Mano del Morete

The tour begins with a drive through the mountains to La Mano del Morete, the highest point of the tour, where you can appreciate the whale tail, depending on the weather conditions. This stunning lookout offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

San Luis Waterfall

The second stop on the tour is San Luis Waterfall, which locals call "beauty." A short walk will take you to the waterfall, where you can enjoy the area's natural beauty. Depending on your physical performance, you can take in the stunning environment or swim in the refreshing waterfall.

Devil's Waterfall

The third and final stop of the tour is Devil's Waterfall, which locals call "Diablo Waterfall." The journey to this destination is scenic, with incredible coffee and banana plantations. The Devil's Waterfall is a magnificent sight to behold, with its powerful flow and lush surroundings.

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moreteadventuretour · 2 years ago

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Atv uvita costa rica

Are you looking for a thrilling adventure in Costa Rica? If so, Uvita de Osa is the perfect place for you! With its stunning natural beauty and incredible ATV tours, Uvita de Osa is a must-visit destination for adventure seekers. In this article, we will take a closer look at ATV tours in Uvita, Costa Rica, and what makes them so special.

Introduction toAtv uvita costa rica

Uvita de Osa is a small town on the south Pacific coast of Costa Rica. It is famous for its beautiful beaches, lush rainforests, and incredible wildlife. One of the best ways to experience the natural beauty of Uvita de Osa is by taking an ATV tour. These tours allow you to explore the rugged terrain and discover hidden gems you might not see otherwise.

TheBest ATV Tour Costa Rica

If you want to experience thebest ATV tour in Costa Rica, look no further than the ATV single quad bike tour. The tour departs at 9 am and lasts around 4 to 5 hours. Before the tour, a training session is recommended at 8:30 am to improve your driving skills.

For the tour, it is recommended to wear light clothing and comfortable shoes. Additional items such as swimsuits, repellent, sunscreen, water shoes, and towels are also recommended. During the tour, you don't have to worry about snacks and water as the tour guides will provide you with spring water, fresh fruits, and the best cookie in the world. As a final surprise, you will get to taste the tour guide's grandfather's famous traditional homemade coconut rum recipe,Morete atv tour.

The Tour Itinerary

The ATV tour takes you on a thrilling journey through the mountains and allows you to visit some of the most beautiful destinations in Uvita de Osa.

La Mano del Morete

The tour starts from a private location and takes you to the highest point, La Mano del Morete, where you can appreciate the whale tail's beauty (depending on the weather conditions). It is a breathtaking sight that will leave you in awe.

San Luis Waterfall

The second stop on the tour is the San Luis Waterfall, which Morete calls beauty. It is located a few kilometers from La Mano del Morete and requires a short walk to reach. The waterfall is surrounded by natural beauty and offers a refreshing dip in its cool waters. You can appreciate its natural environment or take a dip in its refreshing waters, depending on your physical performance.

Devil's Waterfall

The third stop on tour is about 30 kilometers away, where you will see the beautiful countryside, incredible coffee and banana plantations along the way, and the stunning Devil's Waterfall (which Morete calls Diablo Waterfall). It is a spectacular sight and a perfect spot for taking memorable pictures.

Why ChooseATV Tours in Uvita?

Uvita, located in the Osa Peninsula, is known for its natural beauty and exotic wildlife. It's a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts who love to explore the great outdoors. ATV tours are one of the best ways to get up close and personal with the natural beauty of Uvita. You'll get to explore places off the beaten path, including hidden waterfalls, lush jungles, and stunning mountain trails.

What to Expect on an ATV Tour in Uvita?

The ATV tour in Uvita begins at 9 am, and it's recommended that you arrive at 8:30 am for a training session to improve your driving skills. The tour lasts around 4-5 hours, during which you'll explore some of Uvita's most breathtaking locations.

Uvita, Costa Rica, is home to some of the most breathtaking scenery in the country, and an ATV tour is the perfect way to explore it. The tours typically last four to five hours and depart at 9 am from a private location. Before the tour starts, it's recommended that you take a training session at 8:30 am to improve your driving skills. This will ensure that you're fully prepared for the adventure ahead.

For the tour, you'll need to wear light clothing and comfortable shoes and bring along any additional items you may need. It's recommended that you bring along swimsuits, repellent, sunscreen, water shoes, and towels, as well as any other items that you may need for the duration of the tour.

During the tour, you won't have to worry about snacks and water, as they'll be provided for you. You'll be given spring water, fresh fruits, and the best cookies you've ever tasted. And, as a final surprise, you'll get to taste the tour guide's granddad's famous traditional homemade coconut rum recipe.

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