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Sferreira Simão Ferreira Post Count: 1 Msg: #1 845 days ago, June 23rd 2006 | Hello to everyone... | I´m going to Costa Rica this summer and I would like you to give me some informations and some advices about this country. I´m thinking to stay at "Punta Islita". Does anyone been there?!? What do you think about it?!? How is the weather at August in there?? Can you give me some suggestions about what to do and what should i visit ?!? Thanks,  Martin en Brenda Martin & Brenda van Gestel Post Count: 8 Msg: #2 801 days ago, August 6th 2006 | Hi, | I live in Costa RIca in Playas del Coco and just love it here. The rainy season has started a little bit in August, but it's been at least a week since we had some rain. It's pretty warm actually and greta diving. Check out http://www.richcoastdiving.com I don't know punta islita. sorry. But CR is a great and beautiful country adn great for travelling. Have fun!  Pontefract Liza Miller Post Count: 29 Msg: #3 696 days ago, November 20th 2006 | I spent 5 weeks in Costa Rica a couple of years ago and loved every second of it. When you get into San Jose, the capital, stay at Hostel Pangaea - it's a bit pricey at $9 per night but totally worth it - free internet (lots of screens!), hot showers, great dorms... | In terms of where to go, visit Arenal, the town with the most active volcano in Central America - and while you're there, hike up the hill there. Can't remember what it's called, but if you get a guide or brave it alone (don't take the tourist trail, go through the rainforest!) then you'll see the most amazing wildlife and plants - especially useful if you're not planning on going deep into the national parks. If you are though, go to Corcovado - absolutely stunning. If you can, trek along the beach - completely exhausting but deserted and beautiful. Taking a boat trip along the Cano Negro is awesome too. But seriously, just spend some time in San Jose and soak up the atmosphere. That's great too! Werigh Christian Laurin Post Count: 2 Msg: #4 619 days ago, February 5th 2007 | I agree for Arenal, it's awesome. If you like fish, you might want to go fishing off the coast of Costa Rica. It's pretty exciting, and you get something to put over the barbecue! :-) | pacificsurfer Rigoberto Post Count: 1 Msg: #5 484 days ago, June 19th 2007 | Punta Islita is located south of Carrillo-Samara. If you drive , you have to be carefull because there are three ways to make it to the Hotel- avoid passing the rivers( the first two options) , take the one with a little bridge. This place is to relax because it is really secluded-no much to do but beautiful view to the ocean. if you are looking for more activities try another part of the country. | travel girl Kendra Ryan Post Count: 2 Msg: #6 206 days ago, March 23rd 2008 | I would recommend traveling with a Costa Rica tour operator. We went with Secret Passage Costa Rica. | www.secretpassagecostarica.com Michael 143 Michael Smith Post Count: 35 Msg: #7 203 days ago, March 27th 2008 | There is a Guide to Costa Rica Here. Also a Guide to Costa Rican Spanish and News in Costa Rica. Should be helpful for planning. | Michael 143 Michael Smith Post Count: 35 Msg: #8 199 days ago, March 31st 2008 | You can read more about Costa Rica at Live Costa Rica! | Everything from Transportation to Making Gallo Pinto. Some cool features are: A Guide to Costa Rica A Guide to Costa Rica Spanish FAQ Articles etc Have a great trip! You will like Costa Rica! Pura Vida! Mike Number of Users: 7 | Number of Posts: 8 | ||||||||||||||||
