Renting a Car in COSTA RICA | Cost, Insurance, and Scams | Costa Rica Tour
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Hi! We are Eric and Sarah, a couple of Canadians currently travelling around Central America. We’ve been married since 2017 but have known each other since we were only 6 years old! During our last year of university, we spent 4 months in Honduras on a semester abroad and fell in love with Latin America. Since then, we began planning and saving to do an extensive Latin America tour. 2020 delayed those plans by half a year but during this time stuck in BC, we explored a new hobby (like everyone in the pandemic) of videography and photography. We are now using our new skills to document our adventures around Central and South America. Our desire through these videos is to provide helpful and inspiring content for other travelers while also showing people around the world how beautiful Latin America truly is! Thanks for following along and please leave a comment to say hi!
CHAPTERS:
0:00 - THIS is Costa Rica!
1:27 - Our trip so far - PLAYAS DEL COCO
3:10 - Roadtrip to SANTA TERESA
4:39 - PROS and CONS of car rentals
6:17 - How are the roads to MONTEVERDE?!
7:50 - Exploring LA FORTUNA
8:44 - Are the roads okay??
9:30 - RENTAL COST - was it WORTH IT?
10:48 - How to avoid being SCAMMED
13:00 - Our closing thoughts
FILMED MARCH 2022
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Best Things to Do in San Jose, Costa Rica
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The city of San José, the capital of Costa Rica, is one of the world's most popular tourist destinations. Cultural institutions, such as museums, parks, theatres, and restaurants, abound in this city, which is considered to be Costa Rica's cultural epicentre. Though not ranked among the metropolis of the world, it packs a ton of amazing things to do and places to make your stay worthwhile. One of the best things to do in San Jose includes visiting the National Theater of Costa Rica.
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00:00 - Intro
00:21 - Visit the National Theater of Costa Rica
01:02 - Spend Some Time at Parque Metropolitano la Sabana
01:29 - Spend Some Time at the Central Market
02:17 - Explore Catedral Metropolitana (Metropolitan Church)
02:42 - Explore Amazing Woodwork at Biesanz Woodworks
03:21 - Enjoy the Serenity at El Valle Del Rio Orosí
04:04 - Tour San Jose Museums
05:23 - Lodge in Premium San Jose Hotels
06:36 - Feast at Awesome San Jose Restaurants
07:35 - Take the Kids to Museo de Los Niños
07:56 - Outro
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Any traveler to San Jose must stop by The National Theater. It is a prominent landmark in the city with stunning European-style architecture. You won't believe your eyes when you see the marble statues and other pieces of artwork in the lobby. For a modest price, tourists in Costa Rica can now explore the theatre and learn about the country's history.
Another awesome thing to do in Costa Rica is to spend some time at the Central Market. Any tourist in the vicinity must pay a visit to the San Jose Central Market. Regardless matter the time of day, the vibrancy of traditional marketplaces is energizing. It's enjoyable to watch the locals go about their everyday lives, and you can also sample regional food and purchase one-of-a-kind souvenirs. San Jose is also known to house ultra-modern hotels and exquisite dining places.
Places like The Gran Hotel, Holiday-Inn Aurola, and San Jose Bacerlo are amazing places to lodge while you experience what the city has to offer its visitors. When it comes to dining needs, San Jose doesn't disappoint. The presence of both foreign and local restaurants will certainly meet your gastronomic needs regards your taste. Places like The Septimo Sentido Gourmet, Restaurante Tiquicia, Barrio Escalante and Posada de las Brujas offer both local and exotic cuisine for your dining pleasure.
Best Things to Do in San Jose, Costa Rica
A Cultural Tale of California’s Citrus Industry
California Citrus State Historic Park in Riverside, CA beautifully preserves one of Southern California’s important historical, cultural and agricultural contributions: citrus farming. In 1873, California’s citrus industry took off when the United States Department of Agriculture mailed two Washington Navel orange trees to Eliza Tibbets, one of the early settlers and founders of Riverside. Word quickly spread of how these trees, coupled with perfect soil and weather conditions in Southern California, produced a sweet and flavorful fruit.
By 1893, Riverside was the wealthiest city per capita in the United States and dozens of new citrus growing communities were created around it – including Rialto, Fontana, Bloomington, Redlands, Loma Linda & South Riverside (now Corona). Citrus farmers flocked to California in what became known as the “Second Gold Rush” and by 1901, there were a staggering 4.5-million citrus trees in California. The industry required a large workforce and immigrant workers quickly filled the need. Native California Indians were among the first to farm the new California Gold,” but anti-Native American sentiment resulted in a decline in the workforce. The Native Americans were mostly replaced by Chinese immigrants, but soon enough – thanks to anti-Chinese sentiment & The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 – they too were replaced. This time, Japanese immigrants filled the void and became the largest of any labor group in the entire citrus industry. However, once again, anti-Japanese sentiment in the United States soon forced them out and they were eventually replaced by Hispanic immigrants.
In the 1920’s, the Cristero War in Mexico – spawned by the imposition of secularist and anti-Catholic articles in Mexico’s Constitution – resulted in hundreds of thousands of Mexican citizens immigrating to the United States. They quickly filled the void in California’s citrus industry and soon enough they became the largest labor group in the entire industry. For a small $5 entry fee, you can explore California State Historic Park for yourself and learn more about these immigrant work group’s contribution to Southern California’s cultural and agricultural heritage.
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Overlanding for Beginners: Route Planning
Overlanding for Beginners is a purpose built series for beginners designed to get you Overlanding Safely and Successfully.
This is PART 1: Route Planning - Wayfinding - Locations - Groundwork
In part 1 we are focusing on developing the overall route which includes how to formulate a plan, choose a destination, Intel, and laying the groundwork for the rest of our overland adventures.
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Over the last 19 years I’ve considered myself an Overlander and I’ve had the opportunity to train with the best. As an Infantryman in the Military, to Firefighting, and Emergency Medical Technician I’ve had the real life experience with the training that goes into surviving in the wild. In my experience the more we can educate and prepare ourselves the better our survival results will be.
Here are the ways I keep my family safe when we are out overlanding and exploring our amazing natural resources.
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13:06 Intel
16:53 Needs
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Everything Wrong with Don't Come to Hawaii Social Media Posts (as a local)
I recently came across an opinion piece entitled, “Hawaii is not and will never be your vacation ‘paradise’” and I wanted to provide commentary as a local who grew up in Hawaii and is currently living here because some of the statements made in the article are pretty bold. More importantly, that opinion is but one opinion. There are many more.
I hope people outside of Hawaii understand that not all locals have such strong opposition to tourists visiting Hawaii. It seems that one of the most vocal narratives online about Hawaii is that locals don't want tourists to come for a myriad of reasons. So I thought I'd provide another opinion about visitors coming to Hawaii.
We hear the term sustainable tourism and I think defining that term with well-defined benchmarks is key. Because until Hawaii figures out other economic industries that can work in Hawaii in the long-term, locals will continue to live in a state fueled by tourism.
Hawaii is not and will never be your vacation 'paradise' article -
Intro - 0:00
Part I - 1:25
Indigenous term and Native Hawaiian - 2:09
People Don't Think About Hawaii Too Much - 2:40
Part II - 4:35
Hawaii and Forced Reliance on Tourism - 5:04
Part III - 6:50
Hawaii Visitor Numbers and Projections - 7:01
Sustainable Tourism - 8:19
Part IV - 9:02
Native Hawaiian Culture - 9:45
Native Hawaiians and Homeless Population - 10:34
Part V - 11:37
Not All Visitors Act the Same - 12:01
Hawaiian History and Visitors - 12:43
Part VI - 13:54
North Shore Infrastructure and Traffic - 14:27
Part VII - 15:46
The Water Situation and Tourism - 16:06
How Did People Suffer From It? - 16:59
Part VIII - 17:19
Visitors Do Tend to Do the Same Things - 17:43
Locals Have No Place to Go -19:23
Part IX - 20:00
The State of Hawaii's Economy - 20:25
Guilt-Free in Hawaii - 21:28
Tourism Industry and Employees - 22:20
Part X - 23:25
Traveling to Hawaii and Respecting Hawaii - 23:56
Closing and Most Important Thing to Remember - 25:00
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VENICE - St. Mark's Square , Go for Venice Canal Rides/Gondolas rides on there beautiful boats, Visit Bell and Clock Tower of San Marco and the Doge's Palace, Rialto Bridge ,
Other Places - Saint Mark's Basilica, Bridge of Sighs, Ponte dell'Accademia, Venetian Lagoon
FLORENCE - Ponte Vecchio or Old Bridge , Florence Cathedral, Uffizi Gallery , Piazzale Michelangelo , Apuan Alps Regional Park ,
Other places - Piazza della Repubblica, Basilica of Santa Croce in Florence, Basilica of Santa Maria Novella, Pitti Palace, The Boboli Gardens, Accademia Gallery
MILAN - Milan Cathedral , Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, San Siro Stadium , Sempione Park, Sforzesco Castle , Val di Mello, Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio/Stelvio National Park
Other Places - Pinacoteca di Brera, Teatro alla Scala, Lake Como
SORRENTO - Take a boat tour form sorrento and Visit Ischia And Procida Islands, Go to Pompeii And Mount Vesuvius, Blue Grotto, its a sea cave, Faraglioni, Bagni Regina Giovanna, Go to 17th-century National Archaeological Museum in Naples, Go to underground city of Naples
PISA - Pisa Tower, Piazza del Duomo, Go to Baptistery, Museum of Human Anatomy,
TURIN - Egyptian Museum, Allianz Stadium/Juventus Stadium, Parco del Valentino, National Automobile Museum
SARDINIA - Capo Testa, The Neptune Caves/ Neptune's Grotto, Gulf of Orosei and Bue Marino Caves, Go to Ispinigoli Cave, Gorropu Gorge, The Su Marmuri cave
SICILY - Valley of the Temples, Massimo Theater, Palermo Cathedral, Go to Norman Palace, Go to Mondello Beach, Greek Theatre of Taormina, Go to The Alcantara Gorge, .Zingaro Nature Reserve, Neapolis Archaeological Park, Mount Etna- its near Catania.
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Cutler Park | A Virtual Tour
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California Flood! Morro Bay, Jan 2023 | Part 6 (Wet burrito)
Bomb Cyclone hits California and floods Highway 1 in Morro Bay, Jan 9th 2023! Major flooding, worst ever seen!
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How to Buy Real Estate in Costa Rica
Purchasing real estate in Costa Rica requires the buyer to do ample research and get competent legal advice to ensure that you will not have any problems with your real estate transaction in Costa Rica. This video is designed to introduce you to the real estate purchase process from contract to recording title to the property.
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????????10 Things you should know Before Visiting Costa Rica!
????????When planning a vacation, looking for a retiring country, a more relaxed life and beautiful beaches, Costa Rica is definitely an option, but there are some things you should know before you come for vacation or before you make that permanent move.
If you are interested in this amazing country full of amazing unique beach spots, incredible mountains, volcanoes and wildlife, stay tune this video is for you!
1) Costa Rica is full of wildlife and when traveling in Costa Rica you will be able to experience it first hand so be careful with the Monkeys, spiders, coatis, Iguanas and Scorpions, which are very very common here, watch out and check your bed before you go to sleep so you do have an scorpion sleeping with you!
2) Costa Rica’s currency is Colon so make sure you exchange some money at the airport and have enough so you do not pay extra exchange when in the country. The best exchange rate is offered by the local banks, Banco Nacional, Banco de Costa Rica. If you do not have time to get Colones, USD Dollars will be accepted in most places if you pay with 5,10 and 20 dollar bills.
3) If you will be visiting different beach locations try to rent a four-wheel drive car, most of the roads in the country are not the best and many of them are not paved.
4) Even tough Costa Rica is safer than most of the countries in the area, there is crime so be careful with you belongings, specially cameras, computers, digital equipment and obviously your money! Most thieves will try to brake in your car and get your stuff; do not leave expensive stuff in the car!
5) Remember Costa Rica is a tropical country so there are a lot of mosquitoes, bugs and all those things so be prepared before you go to the forest, mountains and beach areas since most of them are remote.
6) Costa Rica does not have an army and that’s great but police control is also short or almost no presence in many beach locations so be careful and take care of yourself.
7) Medical care in Costa Rica is very famous and cheaper than many countries, dental treatments, surgeries, esthetic procedures as well however, if you are planning to go to live by the beach and live in those rural areas, medical service will not be close, if you wish to have quality medical services you will need to live close to the bigger cities.
8) Many tourists come to Costa Rica for it’s beaches and surf spot locations, so here are some of the most famous ones Hermosa , Tamarindo , Santa Teresa and Domical beach among other on the pacific side and on the Caribbean Uvita, Domincal, Matapalo among others.
9) Costa Rica is not a cheap country, some times could be even more expensive than different locations in the US and in the world however, in Costa Rica you will find unique weather, Unique real estate and very very exclusive home communities in many of the locations! Actually some very famous people have acquire vacation homes here, celebrities Mel Gibson and Tom Brady have their vacation home in this country.
10) Costa Rica offers in some areas some of the most stable and best weathers in the world and also some areas are famous for the longevity of it’s people, so all these are advantages that no many countries can offer.
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Simons Brothers Taco Tours Episode 1
This Episode of Taco Tours we head to the towns of Orange Cove, Orosi, Cutler and Dinuba where we find amazing tacos as expected.
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Tapanti National Park Wild Rivers and Wet Forest
Tapanti National Park is an expansive protected area southeast of Costa Rica's capital city, San Jose. On the park's hiking trails you will discover rainforest, rivers, and waterfalls. This park is less visited than some of Costa Rica's other national parks. It is perfect for nature exploration.
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Restaurant and Cabinas El Mirador ID CODE: #2221
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Perched on the mountainside up above Ciudad Neily in the Southern Zone this Restaurant/Bar/Cabina offering has one of the most spectacular overlooks around. As you look down at the hawks and eagles soaring below and your eyes gaze across the huge expanse to the blue waters of the Golfo Dulce, the cool temperature and the misty clouds will lure you into a state of relaxation.
With 5 Cabinas, a restaurant, an event area for weddings and parties, an owner's cottage and plenty of parking, this unique location is turn key.
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VIRTUAL HIKE: Locos por el Bosque
Our first time hiking a cloud forest. Join us for this mud-soaked afternoon in Costa Rica's central valley!
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Costa Rica's Irazu Volcano is an active strato-volcano which is constantly monitored. The last major eruptions were from 1963-1965 with intermittent eruptions and lava flows since.
Jessica Eggers explains how important it is for the School of Public Health at the Albany University, State University of New York to visit places like Costa Rica and the Irazu Volcano.
San Gerardo de Rivas
San Gerardo de Rivas is the town at the base of Chirripo, which is the tallest mountain in the country of Costa Rica. It is accessible from Perez Zeledon by public bus and the Hotel Roca Dura is a great place to stay. I truly enjoyed watching the birdlife from my room which included a pair of toucans. The hike in the rain uphill to the Cloudbridge Reserve was tough, but it is a beautiful location. Julia Falls was in full flood and was a spectacular sight.