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  1. gimme avatar

    Re: Costa Rica: Is it worth it to pay $75 for transport to Turrialba?

    by gimme 04 April 2012

    I find it's well worth spending a little more at the start of a trip just to make it easy. Coincidentally the first time I used this…

  2. SoloHobo avatar

    RE: Costa Rica: Is it worth it to pay $75 for transport to Turrialba?

    by SoloHobo 03 April 2012

    BTW- That $75 is about the price for a taxi I would think...

  3. girllrig avatar

    RE: Costa Rica: Is it worth it to pay $75 for transport to Turrialba?

    by girllrig 02 April 2012

    nahhh... i wouldn't really ever get involved with someone local seriously- i learned my lesson after years dating thai guys in thailand!…

  4. SoloHobo avatar

    RE: Costa Rica: Is it worth it to pay $75 for transport to Turrialba?

    by SoloHobo 02 April 2012

    Girlrig, no wonder you want to move there....jeje

  5. steve486435 avatar

    RE: Costa Rica: Is it worth it to pay $75 for transport to Turrialba?

    by steve486435 02 April 2012

    the bus station for turrialba is by itself and they have direct buses and no low life's hanging around. there is a sandwich place right…

  6. girllrig avatar

    RE: Costa Rica: Is it worth it to pay $75 for transport to Turrialba?

    by girllrig 02 April 2012

    i'm sure it will be fine with the driver. i took a shuttle from san jose to puerto viejo and i ended up being the only one on it. my driver…

  7. jenste98 avatar

    Costa Rica: Is it worth it to pay $75 for transport to Turrialba?

    by jenste98 02 April 2012

    I'll be doing a homestay and volunteering with Spanish on the River in Turrialba. There is the possibility to get airport pick up from…

  8. jenste98 avatar

    RE: Costa Rica volunteer org - Is this place legit?

    by jenste98 01 April 2012

    Well I have already decided to go with another organization. I've spent way too much time researching volunteer options in general in…

  9. paulschmidtart avatar

    RE: Where to go after Arenal - Need help with 7 day itinerary!

    by paulschmidtart 28 March 2012

    Be aware that there are river rafting trips to take in the La Fortuna/ Northern Lowlands but the Rio Pacuare is not one of them but located…

  10. jenste98 avatar

    RE: Costa Rica - Seeking low cost volunteer opportunity

    by jenste98 22 March 2012

    So an organization in Turrialba and another one in Grecia interest me the most so far. Both seem to be towns, but Grecia has a bigger…

  11. jenste98 avatar

    RE: Costa Rica - Seeking low cost volunteer opportunity

    by jenste98 21 March 2012

    Lendahand: I'd be happy to share some of the information that I found with you. I don't know if are looking for something in particular…

  12. SoloHobo avatar

    RE: Bus to Suiza

    by SoloHobo 01 March 2012

    Another option, just as a side suggestion, is Turrialba is the base for all the rafting outfits for the Rio Paquare, you could go rafting…

  13. darlenec avatar

    Re: Green Frog Adventures?

    by darlenec 20 January 2012

    2 years ago we took a 1/2 day rafting trip with Green Frog. Since we were traveling with our 7 year old I searched long and hard on…

  14. anagoge avatar

    Re: Itinerary - Help Please

    by anagoge 09 December 2011

    Will you be renting a car? If so you can do Monteverde (zipline) -> Arenal -> Mal Pais with time to relax on the beach. Be sure that…

  15. bunting avatar

    Re: Costa Rica: Train from San Jose to Puerto Limon?

    by bunting 01 September 2011

    A telegram dated 2.10.189? has just fallen out of an old Kelly's directory and it refers to a railway and comes from Costa Rica. A web…

  16. ludwip avatar

    RE: 3-4 months in Costa rica/South america

    by ludwip 31 August 2011

    solohobo pretty much summed up the best locations. If you're into indian artifacts or small towns I would also recommend stopping at Turrial…

  17. gauch680 avatar

    Re: Making the most of 11 days...

    by gauch680 13 August 2011

    Im in the same situation as you.....Im trying to plan a trip for me and two of my buddies to CR in mid october. Yes we know its the rainy…

  18. protraveller avatar

    RE: Little help... Central Costa Rica Family Friendly Activities?

    by protraveller 06 July 2011

    I would recommend you to head Turrialba, is on your way, just head Siquirres and from there go to Turrialba. You can find nice and rustic…

  19. ludwip avatar

    RE: Off the beaten path

    by ludwip 20 June 2011

    One cool town that I enjoyed was Turrialba. It was a small town with a lot of locals. And, there is a park nearby with some indian ruins.…

  20. expertvagabond avatar

    Public Bus to Volcano Irazu?

    by expertvagabond 18 May 2011

    Is there a public bus that will get me to Volcano Irazu early in the morning (either from San Jose, Cartago, or Turrialba?)

  21. enroutesiglo avatar

    RE: ISLS Teen Spanish camp Turrialba

    by enroutesiglo 15 May 2011

    A "neat, safe country"? Is that what they told you? I traveled cross-country when I was 15 (after some pretty intense nagging/bargaining…

  22. dave1949 avatar

    ISLS Teen Spanish camp Turrialba

    by dave1949 15 May 2011

    My daughter and her friend want to go to this language camp in Cost Rica. www.teenspanish.com It seems to be connected to the ISLS Institut…

  23. maricel2888 avatar

    RE: fun activities for a 14yr. old in Costa Rica

    by maricel2888 10 March 2011

    I think you can mix the best snorkeling in the caribbean as wiremu said, and visit Turrialba which is near, and go to Pacuare river, there…

  24. maricel2888 avatar

    RE: Costa Rica 2 week vacation- any suggestions?

    by maricel2888 10 March 2011

    Hi, I´ve done white water rafting and zip lining, in my opinion was a great experience. I think if you are going to the Caribbean side…

  25. SoloHobo avatar

    RE: Kayak/Rafting lessons in C/South America??

    by SoloHobo 02 March 2011

    Costa Rica has many rafters and kayakers for a sport, with so many Class III-V rivers. The epicenter of rafting is near the Rio Paquare.…

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