Having lived in Costa Rica for roughly 3 1/2 years, I would guess that 90%+ of tourists will never need a 4x4, but it makes them feel more like they are on safari. Nonetheless, the rest of the tips are good!
Hey there! We are just getting the guide finished up and want it to be as helpful as possible before we release it. We'll keep you posted. Are there any particular questions you have or things that would be most helpful to you?
Hi! :-) SO glad the video was helpful to you. We are putting finishing touches on the guide, and want it to be perfect before we release it, so we will let you know as soon as it's ready. Thanks!
Hi! Thanks. We're putting the finishing touches on the guide, and want to make sure it's perfect before we release it. We'll let you know as soon as it's available.
Hi! Thanks. We're putting the finishing touches on the guide, and want to make sure it's perfect before we release it. We'll let you know as soon as it's available.
@@JasonDrummOk, I will keep a look out for them! I'm planning for 4/19-27. I am for sure doing la fortuna for the first part, but undecided on if Manuel Antonio is a good second place. Also thinking about taking a day away from La fortuna to see monteverde. I am planning on using a private driver/shuttle service instead of renting a car.
@@TheBoo2116 That's great! April 13-19th will be such a great time to visit because it's right after Semana Santa, so everyone will have JUST taken their vacations and be back to work and school. So things will be less busy. La Fortuna is such a cute little part of the country -- "Organico Fortuna" is our favorite restaurant in town there -- great food and great staff. Tabacon hotel is excellent, with free admission to the hot springs, or their day pass is really worth it for the hot springs if you are staying at another spot. If you look into "Mistico Arenal Hanging Bridges" it's right there near La Fortuna, and is widely considered the Monteverde alternative. If Mistico has what you're looking for with rainforest and hanging bridges, it might save you the drive to Monteverde. Hope you have a great trip! Let us know if there is anything else we can do to help or any other questions we can answer for you. 🙂
Guide. ¡Gracias!
Very accurate! This is my costarican citizen opinion.
Thanks!
Having lived in Costa Rica for roughly 3 1/2 years, I would guess that 90%+ of tourists will never need a 4x4, but it makes them feel more like they are on safari. Nonetheless, the rest of the tips are good!
Guide please. Thank you
Hey there! We are just getting the guide finished up and want it to be as helpful as possible before we release it. We'll keep you posted. Are there any particular questions you have or things that would be most helpful to you?
Guide please
Hi! :-) SO glad the video was helpful to you. We are putting finishing touches on the guide, and want it to be perfect before we release it, so we will let you know as soon as it's ready. Thanks!
Is the guide available
Hi! Thanks. We're putting the finishing touches on the guide, and want to make sure it's perfect before we release it. We'll let you know as soon as it's available.
Guide
Hi! Thanks. We're putting the finishing touches on the guide, and want to make sure it's perfect before we release it. We'll let you know as soon as it's available.
When will the planning video be out?
Hola! :-) We'll be releasing several upcoming videos on this. The first of these will go live next Monday the 4th.
When are you planning your trip? Any particular challenges or questions?
@@JasonDrummOk, I will keep a look out for them! I'm planning for 4/19-27. I am for sure doing la fortuna for the first part, but undecided on if Manuel Antonio is a good second place. Also thinking about taking a day away from La fortuna to see monteverde. I am planning on using a private driver/shuttle service instead of renting a car.
@@TheBoo2116 That's great! April 13-19th will be such a great time to visit because it's right after Semana Santa, so everyone will have JUST taken their vacations and be back to work and school. So things will be less busy.
La Fortuna is such a cute little part of the country -- "Organico Fortuna" is our favorite restaurant in town there -- great food and great staff. Tabacon hotel is excellent, with free admission to the hot springs, or their day pass is really worth it for the hot springs if you are staying at another spot.
If you look into "Mistico Arenal Hanging Bridges" it's right there near La Fortuna, and is widely considered the Monteverde alternative. If Mistico has what you're looking for with rainforest and hanging bridges, it might save you the drive to Monteverde.
Hope you have a great trip! Let us know if there is anything else we can do to help or any other questions we can answer for you. 🙂