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Costa Rica Travel Blog is the current traveller, will-be traveller, has-been traveller, and should-be traveller's guide to everything costa rica. Information, stories, news, advice – written by the Pura Vida! eh? Incorporated team – costa rican insiders, outsiders, and everywhere-in-between-siders.
Tag Archives: pacuare river
The Best River For Rafting In Costa Rica
We love rafting. Point blank. Given that Ricky was a white water rafting guide and safety kayaker on Costa Rica’s pacuare river for more than 6 years, we are of … Continue reading
“Culture may identify difference, but it does not make us different”: Visiting Costa Rica’s Cabecar Indigenous Tribe in Quetzal
All in Quetzal is quiet. At least a 2 hour drive from the nearest city (turrialba) and in the heart of the jungle, this tiny town consisting of a high … Continue reading
The most time and cost efficient way to visit Tortuguero and raft the Pacuare River during your time in Costa Rica (Part 1).
Travellers interested in experiencing two of costa rica’s greatest tours – cruises through the tortuguero canals and rafting on the pacuare river – are faced with the challenge of best … Continue reading
Rafting & Kayaking in Costa Rica – Pacuare River Tour
What would be a better way of experiencing the costa rican jungle than from within the heart of it? As mentioned in a previous post, ricky and I are part of … Continue reading
La Fortuna (Costa Rica) Waterfall”s” – yes, there are more than just one!
Did you know that there are more waterfalls in the la fortuna/arenal area than simply the largest and most popular? Naturally, I will start with the most obvious: the la … Continue reading
Go Big or Go Home: Raft Costa Rica
Whoever said “go big or go home” must have been to costa rica. For everyone who reads costa rica travel blog, you already know that rafting is a great passion of … Continue reading
The Pacuare River Family
My husband’s greatest passion in life is the river – specifically the Pacuare River– one of costa rica’s most exciting rivers to raft and/or kayak. Once declared by National Geographic … Continue reading
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