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illustratus · 10 months
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Allegory of Fortune by Salvator Rosa
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iconsfinder · 3 months
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The cloud rainforests 🇨🇷
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warmpastasalad · 2 years
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storm watching is my fav
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tragedyofoptimism · 2 months
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chaletnz · 1 year
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Rafting in La Fortuna
I decided the other cafe nearby wasn't worth the super early morning so I slept in and took my time to pack up my things. It took about an hour for us to drive out to the Sarapiqui river where we would start our rafting adventure. On the drive out we were feeling half asleep until the driver hit a massive eagle that rolled over the bus and on to the side of the road, then we were all sitting up in horror. They just kept driving knowing it wouldn't have survived that collision. Once we arrived at the changing area to sign a waiver, they offered us free water shoes. Super annoying because Dennis our guide has told us all to go out and buy them from the supermarket which we had done! Everyone had signed the waiver and was waiting on the bus ready to go except for Charlie who left his shoes, hadn't signed the waiver, and then kept us all waiting while he went to the toilet. We were given a safety briefing on the ride from the changing area to the river and then we unloaded the rafts. They were an assortment of sizes so Tyrza, Georgi, and I teamed up together with our guide Gabriel in one of the 4 man rafts. He wasn't quite our guardian angel, but instead made sure all of us fell out at least one time during the ride! This was a level 3-4 rapid river so a bit more intense than the one in Niseko! Gabriel had us sitting on the front of the raft with our legs in the water going straight through the rapids, and he would instruct us to paddle or move to the wrong side that would cause us to capsize. It was fun for me though, Georgi was hungover as usual so she wasn't enjoying it quite as much. It didn't rain as forecast, plus the cold water was actually nice and refreshing on such a hot day. There was one point when we went over a rapid directly into a rock and i hit my bad knee really hard. It sent a jolt of pain through me but then I switched sides on the boat and felt better. We took a break about halfway down the river for some freshly cut pineapple and watermelon, then after the rafting we were taken back to the changing area for a shower, and big lunch. It included rice, beans, chicken, spaghetti, and coleslaw. There was no way I or anyone else could finish it all. There had been a slideshow of photos playing during lunch for us to watch, and then came the sales pitch. They were asking $50 per boat for the photos as I don't think the photographers realised we were all one big group. Now it made sense to their strategy that we had been split into smaller boats. We could've fit into less larger ones, but then they wouldn't be able to squeeze as much out of us on photos. I wanted the photos but Tyrza didn't want to pay and Georgi didn't like her hungover face in them. So why would I want to pay $50 on my own. The other groups were also annoyed about the price of the photos. Charlie had gone in the 3 man raft with Dennis and the guide, and of course Dennis didn't need the photos but Charlie wanted them. We'd already established that Dennis was not a very good tour guide so when we asked him to negotiate the price in Spanish for us he just shrugged and said we should pay it. I took over the leader role to try to hustle the hustlers and said we would pay $5 each minus Georgi and Tyrza who didn't want them. That left about 11 of us who wanted the photos so I offered him $55. He then tried to make us pay $70 but realised we were backpackers who were not going to pay these extortionate amounts for photos that frankly weren't that great anyway, and that $55 would be better than nothing. He reluctantly agreed and took our $5 each and we were later emailed all of the photos. I paid in full and then spent the remainder of our last day trying to get them all to pay me back which was so annoying.
We had a misty drive through the mountains to our final destination - the Costa Rican capital, San Jose. It was lashing rain when we pulled up to our hotel Le Bergerac and Georgie took a spectacular slip. Once we'd unpacked in our rooms and had some time to plan for tomorrow's departure, and shower, we all went out for our last group dinner at Olio, an expensive tapas restaurant. I chose a chicken quesadilla as everything else on the menu was super expensive - another place Dennis would eat free when bringing in all the gringos. After dinner we all gave Dennis a tip (I gave him $20 which was the same I'd given Walter for half the amount of time) and then headed to the Fallen Stag pub for a final drink together.
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Natural Hot Springs near the volcano in the jungle.
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highassaries · 1 year
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La Fortuna, Costa Rica has treated me so so good💗
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theroamingvegan · 2 years
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A vegan Casado plate for our Arsenal volcano hike in La Fortuna, Costa Rica 🇨🇷
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ososperezosos · 1 year
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February 18, 2023.
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derdzz · 2 years
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🦥🌋
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littlesolo · 2 years
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DVD arrived!!! Series with Ana Polvorosa and T’Nia Miller! I’m excited!!!
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tracitravels · 2 years
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Natural Hot Springs
La Fortuna, Costa Rica
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warmpastasalad · 2 years
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La Fortuna, Costa Rica
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pollybert · 2 years
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La Fortuna - the starting place for an adventure
La Fortuna – the starting place for an adventure
I left Cahuita after three days on another shuttle to La Fortuna. On the bus I met a girl from the Netherlands who told me about her trip so far and everything she had booked for her stay in La Fortuna. Unlike me her two weeks in Costa Rica had been mapped out beforehand and everything was well planned. I liked her idea though to book a guided tour for the main sights of La Fortuna and around, so…
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greenudon · 2 years
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Nah am Vulkan- La Fortuna #3
La Fortuna liegt zurecht auf der Reiseroute fast aller Costa Rica Besucher. Der kleine Ort liegt zu Füßen des mächtigen Vulkans Arenal, welcher aktuell schläft und 2010 das letzte Mal aktiv war. Nach einer Überfahrt über den Stausee war es zum Ziel nicht mehr weit. Der Blick auf diesen perfekt kegelförmigen Vulkan ist atemberaubend. Leider ist der Ort wirklich sehr touristisch, laut und an jeder Ecke gibt es Reiseagenturen, welche einen ganz besonderen Ausflug anbieten. Unter diesen Bedingungen kann man diesen einmaligen Ort mit dem Blick zum Vulkan leider kaum genießen.
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Nun ja, jetzt sind wir drei Tage hier und die Zeit kann sicherlich trotzdem sinnvoll verbracht werden.
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