(note: not sure what happened, it was published a few years ago but went to drafts and had to re publish)
Enjoy the ride…
Early morning. Red eyes
Cost: Shuttle bus from Tamarindo to La Fortuna $44 USD
The ride from Tamarindo started off nice but the winding and bumpy road got me turning sick.
La Fortuna
I had a wonderful time in La Fortuna. I’ll just list the things I did and show some pictures. Deal?
Ate. I walked around. Saw some water falls. Sat in some hot springs. Ate a weird lemon/orange fruit. Died horse back riding. Applied some volcano mud on my face. Rope Jumping.
This little horse adventure needs some text. I ended up being the only person on the tour, me plus two tour guides. I was on the ranch owners horse and I assumed that this would easy based on the tours description. This was no easy walk in the park, I got blisters holding onto my dear life.
In between the tour.
The two tour guides are were to being on a horse so they were frequently ahead of me and because of that my horse wanted to start walking faster to catch up. From a scale of 1 being easy to 10 being hard, it was a 6. But when my horse started to gallop up and down hill, I was picturing how I should brace my fall. From a scale of 1 being easy to 10 being hard, it was a 15.
The two hour ish tour finished *applause*
Other side stories.
- I wanted to take out cash from the bank, well, due to Semana Santa the ATM ran out of money.
- Found my love of rice pudding.
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