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It would be very easy to make any of his meals with hot water! I cold soak mostly because I’m lazy, but boy do those breakfasts sound yummy all steamy and stuff!

Life would be better for you if you didn’t impede on people’s preferences

@@dylansitler2771the video talks about carb loading to avoid hitting the wall. But if he went on a high fat keto diet, such as eating lots of bacon and sardines, he’d avoid hitting the wall by being in nutritional ketosis, as described by Phinney and Volek in their research on endurance athletes. Furthermore, high fat food is nutrient dense and caloric dense, which makes them ideal for hikers. Lastly, on keto, you don’t get hungry and efficiently oxidize fat for fuel. The YTer asked people for comment, so I have my two cents.

@@RC-qf3mp I do agree with the high fat, however this is a page for vegans. No matter what you say about our diet we aren’t going to go back to eating meat as easy as that

@@dylansitler2771 I’m not telling anybody what to eat. Eat whatever you like. I’m stating facts. Animal fat is the most caloricly dense and nutrient dense food. Fish fat in particular is also very anti inflammatory which is important given the pounding the human body takes on trail. If you want to risk safety, health and nutrition by avoiding the DHA and EPA found in fish, knock yourself out. If you enjoy carrying lots of extra weight in ultra processed vegan food that is full of sugar, little nutrients and was likely made on farms that kill countless rodents and bugs, knock yourself out some more. Have fun with that. I prefer a whole food animal based diet that is also the most nutrient dense and calorc dense for hiking.

Got a great price on plane ticket ($288 roundtrip), on car rental ($62 for a week), and hotels, food, activities, gas, etc. probably came to under $400. Would say trip cost under $1,000. Apologies, not sure how helpful as 3 years ago Safe travels 🙏

Late November. Have a beautiful time out there! Puravida ❤️🙏

Thank you for asking. Haven't personally snorkeled or scuba-dived in Costa Rica. Perhaps someone might be able to chime in with recommendations for you. Safe travels and pura vida! 🤙

Most precisely, it was $61.96 Looking at official PDF receipt now with breakdown Mid Size Automatic Vehicle Rate charge (1 week) @ $37.04 Airport fee $5.99 Environmental fee $2.80 Vehicle registration recoupment fee $9.00 IVA $7.13 Total $61.96 Truth here was it was one of the best deals ever 😊 The year was 2019 (pre-covid) during slow season It's easy to imagine if you try You are forgiven, Aldrin 🕊️❤️🙏 Much love & pura vida 🤙

@@transit2freedom Yes and how much was insurance on top of that?

I just reserved a car in San Jose for 8 days its $115 its super cheap just don't get all the insurance if you credit card covers it. That will double or more the price!

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Yes, so beautiful! Toward end of October or early November 🙏

Hi Julia! This was pre-covid. It was an amazing deal even then 😲 Likely booked through Kayak or equivalent. Could've done a better job in video of reflecting just how big of a blessing that price was 🙏 Generally speaking, car rental rates seem to be a lot more expensive now across much of the world. Sorry no helpful tips. Have a beautiful time in Costa Rica! Pura vida 🤙🌈

Ouch, feel your pain. Itinerary is unfortuantely not possible via public transport -- certain parts are, such as Arenal and Tamarindo. Would recommend doing research into what's the latest there on the ground. Hope you have a beautiful trip! Pura vida!

Thanks for question Eduardo! Not sure what latest is unfortunately. Personally did not experience an issue with insurance 🙏

Thank you! Seems to be most frequent question. The more we've learned about other experiences more we realize we got very very lucky. Don't know that it'll be something capable of recreating. Wish video made it a little clearer. We were able to decline insurance (used credit card coverage). We also brought back a flat tire (rode back in on a spare). They assessed it and didn't charge us for it. There was a tremendous amount of grace 🙏🌈 pura vida

Rincon de la Vieja! Here's a video with more specifics 😊 th-cam.com/video/pIsXFf18x08/w-d-xo.html Hope it helps 🙏 Enjoy 🤙

Yes! While planning trip developed sense for paths to take. Once on ground, Google Maps and checking in with locals in parts requiring current insight on road conditions (e.g., Nicoya Peninsula river crossings). With Google Maps, one can download offline maps of any region and use GPS on phone even without service. Comes in handy! Hope you have chance to get to Costa Rica soon. Pura vida 🤙

Believe Route 143. Each day's drive is available in free itinerary! Under Day 3, one can click on GM (Google Maps) directions and see full course taken: bit.ly/T2FCRD 😊 Hope that helps 🙏 Pura vida 🤙

Thank you sir!

@@transit2freedom can you please share the name or location of the thermal springs just at the end of the vid?

Unfortunately cannot recall name 🙏 Several options - can search 'Termales Miravalles Costa Rica' on google maps. Enjoy!

Perhaps try booking with a larger brand such as Hertz, Alamo, Enterprise, etc. Hope you have a lovely trip! 🤙

Yes, tough decision indeed. Good news is you'll be in Costa Rica regardless 😊 At time of trip in video, cost of a rental car was so low. With only 7 days and a desire to see a lot, it was a no-brainer. If you have a longer stay in Costa Rica, public transport (cost advantage) or taxi hire (time advantage) are both worth consideration 🙏 Have a beautiful time out there 🤙

Happy to hear that! Thank you 🙏 Everything done during this trip was self-led though several years back experienced very nice tours with kayaking and through jungle. Would recommend seeing what you find for current tours on tripadvisor or the like. The people of Costa Rica are amazingly warm and have only had great guided experiences. Enjoy out there! Pura vida 🤙🌺

Ziplining had a fee per person. Unfortunately, can't recall what it cost 🙏

@@transit2freedom thank you! & No problem I'm just trying to punch in some numbers here lol

Thanks for watching! Rented from a major car rental brand (e.g., Hertz, Alamo, Enterprise, etc.) and had no problem using free insurance offered on credit card. That being said, it did seem insurance needed to come from somewhere. Hope that helps! 🙏 Pura vida🤙

Thanks for question! Congrats on upcoming trip 😊 Anything is possible though recommend putting together a carless itinerary. Most major travel guides / books gear or include information for carless travelers. That's one safe place to start. Lonely Planet is one guide that tends to have information online. Just make sure modes of transport used in guides are still operating as stated Without ability to hop into a car at-will and move as you'd like, what you watched in video would be exceedingly challenging to recreate in 7 days and cannot be recommended Good news though! Each year so so many people travel solo and without a car and have the time of their life in Costa Rica. Sending good vibes your way for such a trip for you and pura vida 🤙🌺🙏