The Amateur Traveler talks to Harry Pariser the author of “Explore Costa Rica” about the Central American country of Costa Rica. Pariser has been writng about Costa Rica for 15 years. We talk about the best places to stay, the national parks, the food and riding zip lines through the treetops.
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Show Notes
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Harry Pariser’s books can be ordered through www.ecocostarica.com, by 800# (SCB Distributors: 800-729-6423), and at your local independent bookstore.
Costa Rica
Visit Costa Rica
Order Explore Costa Rica (Fifth Edition) with Paypal
Explore Costa Rica- Guidebook features
Costa Rica Travel Suggestions
Explore Costa Rica promotional flyer (PDF)
Join Harry’s news group about travel and tourism in Costa Rica
U.S. State Department brief on Costa Rica
World-Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms - stay on an organic farm in Costa Rica
Work Exchange Programs With EarthFoot Hosts - exchange your work for free ecotour experiences
Punta Mona - center for sustainable living and education
Hacienda Baru
San Jose, Costa Rica
Gold Museum - San Jose, Costa Rica
Costa Rica National Park map
Rara Avis Lodge
Caño Negro National Wildlife Refuge
Laguna Lodge
Playa Zancudo
Internet Resources
Jaunlet.com - create an interactive travel plan
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3 Responses to “Costa Rica - Episode 116”
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December 8th, 2007 at 4:26 pm
Have you heard Dawn and Drew talk about their latest trip to Costa Rica? Fascinating stuff. Sounds like the trip from hell, though. Episodes 680-686 sans 683.
March 25th, 2008 at 6:00 pm
Sorry, this was one of the more boring podcasts I’ve listened to of yours… the guest didn’t talk about anything to do, but rather just listed a bunch of cities. It’s clear he loves nature, but seems to hate the people that go to costa rica. Blech.
March 26th, 2008 at 7:32 am
Sorry you did not like it.