Storms are never fun to go through, but they can be quite beautiful to see as they roll over the horizon. They are even more beautiful when they roll in the opposite direction you are in. During the rainy season in Corcovado National Park in Costa Rica, you will definitely endure several rainstorms a day; [...]
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Trinidad and Tobago tourism needs to boost their eco-tourism sector
In an article about the future of Trinidad and Tobago tourism, General Manager of the Port of Spain Hilton, Ali Khan, stated the need for the country to expand beyond Carnival tourism. The twin island Republic puts on one helluva party every February or March and the population swells with over 40,000 tourists joining the [...]

Three scarlet macaws in the Corcovado jungle
One of the best places to see scarlet macaws is in Corcovado National Park in Costa Rica. Set in the Osa Peninsula, Corcavado National Park is an amazing rainforest with an abundance of wildlife. Scarlet macaws can be seen all over the Osa Peninsula especially at dusk as they fly in pairs to their feeding [...]

Banana pancakes, coffee, fresh fruit, and twitter in Costa Rica
I got in late to the Juan Santamaria Airport in San José, Costa Rica. I booked a room at the Alajuela Backpackers Hostel. I got in late and disturbed my roommates as I fumbled with getting undressed and on top of my bunk bed. Thankfully, I had a headlamp, so I did not need to [...]

Costa Rica a beautiful country for driving
The easiest way to get from San José to Puerto Jimeniz is by plane; however, the most interesting is by car or by bus. The Costa Rica countryside is beautiful with spectacular views whether you are in the interior traveling through the mountain or along the coast. Stay tuned, TT The goal of Traveling Ted [...]

Five adventures overseas that went wrong
In an earlier post this week, I reflected on five camping or outdoor experiences where for one reason or another, the trip turned into a debacle. Whether it was the weather, other people, or just a fluke accident, things can go wrong when on an adventure outdoors. Mishaps and misadventures can happen anywhere unfortunately, and [...]

Five ways to beat the heat during this oppressive summer
The summer of 2012 is set to be one of the hottest on records and polar bears are feeling the heat. When it is hot, adventure travel can kind of slow down. Who wants to hike while losing your body weight in water? Although it is understandable to slow down, adventure travel does not have [...]

Friendly Soda boy in San José, Costa Rica
It seems like when you want to find some traveling you never do, but when you aren’t looking for it they pop up all over the place. This is especially true of the elusive sodas in Costa Rica. Sodas are not pops or soft drinks, but little mom and pop sidewalk cafés that are found [...]

Violaceous trogon in Corcovado National Park
In Corcovado National Park in Costa Rica, the most sought after animals are the big items like Baird’s tapir, puma, and if you are really lucky the reclusive jaguar. Same goes with the birds. Most people are looking for the chestnut-mandibled toucan or the scarlet macaw as they are big and beautiful. Corcovado has a [...]

The first view of the ocean on the bus ride to Corcovado
The bus ride from San José to Puerto Jimenez is a ten hour scenic trip through the heart of Costa Rica. Spectacular views of villages and mountains abound, but it is not until you get down south close to Puerto Jimenez that the ocean comes into view. This is a picture from the bus of [...]
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