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Panama City, Panama
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San Blas Islands, Panama
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Anton Valley, Panama
voor te wandele!!!
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Playa Venao, Panama
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Santa Catalina, Panama
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David, Panama
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Boquete, Panama
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Bocas del Toro, Panama
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Puerto Viejo de Talamanca, Costa Rica
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La Fortuna, Costa Rica
san jose - quesada - la fortuna
overnachten san jose of quesada en daarna verder?
er gaat dagelijks 1 directe bus van san jose naar la fortuna om 8.40, kan ook.
The journey from Puerto Viejo to La Fortuna is fairly long and not super
accessible by public transport. You’ll need to transfer buses in San Jose, which
means the journey can take around 8-9 hours.
If you don’t have a car, the best option is to take a shared shuttle bus that
leaves in the morning and takes around 6 hours. The cost of this is about 60
USD, but it’s far less hassle than the public bus.
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Monteverde, Costa Rica
On your way, stop at Mistico Hanging Bridges, which are about a 30-minutes drive
from La Fortuna. This fantastic jungle trail is about 3 km long and includes six
adrenaline-pumping hanging bridges. From a height of 45 meters, you’ll have the
opportunity to walk across bridges suspended between the treetops, gaining the
unique chance to see an abundance of wildlife. Don’t forget to look out for the
elusive red-eyed tree frog, an icon of Costa Rica!
Buses leave from La Fortuna to Monteverde, but they take around 7-8 hours.
Additionally, you won’t be able to visit the Mistico Hanging Bridges when
traveling by bus. Alternatively, get a shared shuttle van for around 50-60 USD.
BY BOAT:
Small ferries cross Lake Arenal, but they don’t take transport. If you are
traveling without transportation, this can be an excellent option to get to
Monteverde. The journey takes around 2 – 2.5 hours, and you’ll get to enjoy a
trip across the lake with beautiful views of the volcano; it’s a unique way to
travel! Prices start from 25 USD.
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Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica
Unfortunately, there’s no direct bus from Monteverde to Manuel Antonio. Instead,
take the Santa Elena to Puntarenas bus and change bus to Quepos. Once in Quepos,
change buses to Manuel Antonio. The total journey will take about 6-8 hours and
cost about 10 USD.
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Uvita, Costa Rica
If you’re traveling by public transport, you will not be able to make a stop at
Nauyaca Waterfalls. However, they are just a short journey from Uvita and can be
visited on a day trip while you stay there. Buses leave from Quepos (near Uvita
[https://www.saltinourhair.com/costa-rica/uvita/]) around 4 times a day and take
approximately 2 hours, costing around 5 USD. You can take regular public buses
to Quesos (from Manuel Antonio), which take about 30 minutes.
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San José Province, Costa Rica