These are the shots which didn’t find a spot in my Costa Rica posts about Cahuita, La Fortuna, Monteverde, Montezuma, and Tamarindo. It’s not a best off from my epic trip but rather moments that I enjoyed. This journey was amazing and I can’t believe that it took me so long to bring it to an end on the blog. But slowly reliving these three weeks again during the last couple of months, was totally amazing.
So many memories are coming back looking at these pictures. Long walks through the rain forest, literally while it rained, or on the beach. Always on the lookout for animals and the joy I felt when they decided to just cross my way or make such a racket that I easily spotted them.
Costa Rica was easily the best destination after months of being locked away during the pandemic. What a country, there is nothing that compares to the nature and the people here. Pura Vida all the way. Yours, Pollybert
access to Playa Negra @Cahuita
somewhere between Monteverde and Limonal @Costa Rica
which snack to choose @Costa Rica
how to recognize if a tree is male or female @La Fortuna
taking a moment for yourself @Montezuma
what happy looks like @La Fortuna
endless view @Mistico Hanging Bridges Park
what you see on the beach @Tamarindo
colorful garden door @Cahuita
the beach of the national park of Cahuita @Costa Rica
light blue water @Rio Celeste
the perfect name for surf school @Montezuma
happy in front of Rio Celeste @Costa Rica
how I imagine the stairway to heaven @Monteverde
these leaves looked as if they were made of plastic, but it’s all natural @Monteverde
water @Tamarindo
cloudy day @Tamarindo
hollow tree which separates in three different trunks @Monteverde
really tiny plants growing on a tree @Monteverde
a plant raising its ‘arms’ like a boxer @Monteverde
foodmarket El Mercadito @Tamarindo
moss can grow on everything @Monteverde
what’s left of a leaf after a hungry insect came by @Monteverde
Pollybert waiting for a pick-up @La Fortuna
not once was there lamb on the menu @Costa Rica
the weirdest stuff I ever saw hanging from a tree trunk @Montezuma
