Costa RIcas : First Time
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Costa RIcas : First Time
Planning one week over Thanksgiving.
Fly into SJO
Have 2 kids aged 9 and 11, very active.
What should we target on this first visit, please?
Should we stay in several locations? Just one?
Kids will enjoy zip lines, horseback riding, anything to do with nature etc...
THANKS!
Fly into SJO
Have 2 kids aged 9 and 11, very active.
What should we target on this first visit, please?
Should we stay in several locations? Just one?
Kids will enjoy zip lines, horseback riding, anything to do with nature etc...
THANKS!
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Another possibility is Arenal and Tortuguero.
Tortuguero is a great place and especially for kids. No cars! Only boat travel to and from and all around the area. Lots of wildlife and excellent tours through the various canals - or you can just take your own canoe.
There is also a beautiful beach at Tortuguero but not that great for swimming - rough surf. But good for "edge of the water" type things. If you are determined to visit a beach location and want to swim, etc, then Tortuguero not the right place. www.tortuguerovillage.com
Tortuguero is a great place and especially for kids. No cars! Only boat travel to and from and all around the area. Lots of wildlife and excellent tours through the various canals - or you can just take your own canoe.
There is also a beautiful beach at Tortuguero but not that great for swimming - rough surf. But good for "edge of the water" type things. If you are determined to visit a beach location and want to swim, etc, then Tortuguero not the right place. www.tortuguerovillage.com
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The roads were a challege, but not too bad. More an issue of travel being slower than you expect. Roads tend to be curvy, so oncoming traffic can only be seen for a very short distance ahead. Slow moving trucks may barely crawl up stretches of road and you cannot see far enough to safely pass. Plus much of the time the speed limit is only 40-60 kph to begin with. The one time I drove on a 4 lane, higher speed road, the traffic was bumper to bumper.
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