First day hike to the Poas Volcano. It was foggy so we couldn’t see into the crater but a cool hike. We stopped at a fun tour of a coffee plantation on our way back…someone worked there that sort of looked like Trent…..
Cheap transportation and safe too?
Banana Plantation. It was really cool to see how bananas arrive at our Central Market .
We got to our lodge in the Tortuguero National Park by boat, it was a 2 hr. boat ride up river and we had a wonderful time at this resort deep in the Rain Forest. We didn’t get rained on which was actually quite unusual in this part of the world.
Yup… it was a blast zip-lining thru the jungle with monkeys everywhere…it was unreal!!
A quick stop in Nicaragua just for pictures, on our river cruise.
The rain forests were full of unusually large trees, flower’s and we saw lots of birds & critters
Trent, Lance and Troy found a ‘Nachoooooooooooo cart” sitting in front of an Immigration office and were about to take it for a spin until a truck full of police officer’s pulled up and gave them a “don’t even think about it” sort of look.
Suspension bridges in the rain forest.
This bug was as long as Trent’s hand and was luckily outside our hotel room in the hallway and not INSIDE my room….
Don’t touch the wires……
Being with friends and family was the best part!
We spent a few days on the Pacific coast, it was beautiful.
The blue butterfly is a symbol of Costa Rica and if you see one in the rain forest it is supposed to bring you good luck!
Waiting for the bus downtown San Jose…looks like a long wait.
Lance and Laura
Troy and Kristi
4 comments:
What a fun look at your trip! You're such adventurers!
looks like a fabulous trip. I love the joy in Trent's face at the mention of the Nacho cart. My dad would have loved it.
It looked beautiful and so fun, but that huge bug/beetle thing just creeped me out!! how gross is that?!
Costa Rica here I come. Wait, not with those HUGE insects. Looks like a lot of fun!! But I can't tell the difference between the monkeys and trent.
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