WANT Beet

The impressions are overwhelming.

Where do I start, what is exciting for you. Manuel Antonio National Park, hike to the Arenal volcano, the town of La Fontuna, relaxing at the edge of the Pacific, visiting a school with 270 children from grades 1 to 6, cooking with locals, folk dance performance by children.

Say it yourself, it's more than difficult for me to summarize so many impressions. But what you'll probably notice is that this trip is so diverse that it's hard to beat.

I was able to admire iguanas, sloths, howler monkeys, (only saw one 😆) macaws.

There was something magical about the morning walk (on 2 days, then we went back inland) on the Pacific beach in Manuel Antonio. My grin wouldn't go away. It feels so timeless, the crashing of the waves, the pull of the water as it forms into the next wave.

It's hard to believe it was raining in the rainforest, despite rain gear I was completely wet and not just me, but also the inside of my backpack. The volcano area remained hidden from me, the visibility simply didn't allow it.

I had time to stroll around La Fontuna. The first thing I did was buy an umbrella, it's still raining. Bought my first souvenir and drank coffee.

I will also try the tortilla myself at home. Cooking together was a great way to end the day.

Until the next entry.