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The Most Surprisingly Awesome Destination & Resort Goes To

Posted on August 18, 2014 by Lesley | 12 Comments

To be honest, my expectations weren’t high. I’d never heard of it as a top vacation destination, but after visiting the rest of Central America, I wanted to give it a try. Well, let me tell you… Panama and the Westin Playa Bontia blew me away! From the activities and amenities to the views and the food, every experience was…

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Spiders, Scorpians, and Snakes, Oh My!

Posted on December 5, 2013 by Jen Curley | 4 Comments

“I loved the night hike,” were the first words out of my four-year old’s mouth early one morning at the Lodge at Pico Bonito in Honduras. Before he said good morning and before I even knew that he was awake, Finnegan was still talking about the previous night. We spent our first day at Pico Bonito Lodge doing a lot of…

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Suchitoto El Salvador

Posted on October 25, 2012 by theadventuresofadr | 0 Comments

In the morning we said adios to El Tunco and made our way to Suchitoto. I took a short walk to the ocean to take in the morning surf’s trance inducing rhythm. I needed a solid dosage of waves disintegrating onto the sand below my feet before parting ways once again. It’s amazing how much the ocean is missed when it’s not…

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Volcano Boarding in Nicaragua

Posted on May 4, 2012 by sefahey | 0 Comments

Snowboarding? Sure. Skateboarding? Of course! But Volcano Boarding?!!! You betcha! But only in Nicaragua… 25 Kilometers northeast of the colonial city León, lies Volcan Cerro Negro. This volcano is one of the younger volcanoes in the area (less than 200 years old), but also one of the most unique. Thanks to a 1999 eruption and constant volcanic activity, Cerro Negro lacks…

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Hummingbirds at Monteverde

Posted on April 19, 2012 by Lesley | 1 Comments

At the Selvatura Hummingbird Garden, in Monteverde, Costa Rica visitors can observe more than 14 different species of hummingbirds including species that are not commonly seen in other areas of Monteverde. At the garden, the relaxing waterfalls and the beautiful floral arrangements provide a perfect setting for photography lovers.A series of bird-feeders are filled with sugared water, around which fly…

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Baby Sea Turtles and Surfing in Costa Rica

Posted on March 28, 2012 by Nathanmenkveld | 3 Comments

Come along on my journey to Costa Rica as I release baby sea turtles and surf in this beautiful country. My journey continues here… Shortly after lying down in my hammock, a hard rain began to fall. I quickly rolled out of my hammock and threw my belongings sloppily into one of the tents that had room for an additional…

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Get Unplugged in Costa Rica!

Posted on March 24, 2012 by carolbiederman | 2 Comments

Looking for a great family vacation? Want to reconnect with the family, while disconnecting the digital age? Then get off the power grid. Unplug yourself from all those digital necessities of our modern world ’cause they won’t work here. So where exactly are you going? Definitely off the beaten path and into one of the least visited regions of Costa Rica….

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Shane Perrin – An Inspiration to Bucket List Publications

Posted on March 21, 2012 by Lesley | 0 Comments

At 140.6 miles, the Ironman Triathlon is known for its grueling length, hard race conditions, and outstanding athletes. It is recognized world-wide as one of the most difficult competitions in existence, yet I’ve recently learned about a competition that makes even the Ironman look doable. La Ruta Maya Belize River Challenge is an excruciatingly demanding multi-day race traveling a perilous river…

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La Ruta Maya River Challenge – An Extreme Bucket List Adventure

Posted on March 8, 2012 by Lesley | 0 Comments

My friends at Pau Hana Surf Supply are in San Ignacio, Belize for the race of their lives – La Ruta Maya River Challenge! La Ruta Maya Belize River Challenge is a grueling multi-day canoe race traveling a perilous river route across Belize. The route runs West to East along the Macal and Belize Rivers, in the foothills of the Maya Mountains, and the bustling…

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Cerro Negro Part 2: There’s Volcanic Ash in My Bra

Posted on February 28, 2012 by Lesley | 1 Comments

We stopped about halfway up the volcano at Cerro Negro to catch our breath. The rain had just start letting up and Babs wasn’t sure how long our window was before it would start pouring down again (or before one of us would be struck by lightning). She gave us the Reader’s Digest informational speech on Cerro Negro to speed…

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