ESchlop
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The word on Central America
Como estas, mis amigos! I did South America last summer, Rio, Buenos Aires, Bogota, Lima, Medellin, Quito, Cuzco, Cali. Had a great f-ing time, time of my life. Now, I have 1.5 months to backpack. I'm thinking of Central America.
Starting in Panama City, Panama, working through Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Guatemala and on up to Mexico City. Does anybody have opinions or experiences of this journey? Any tips when it comes to the broads? How hard is it to stay away from hippies? Best towns/city? Any advice. Thanks fellas
Wish you all good travels and luck, wrap em up
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thegmanifesto
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RE: The word on Central America
Costa Rica, at least when I was there (which was a while back) there are only girls in the capital. The beach towns are real surf heavy. You might get lucky with a tourist though.
That being said, I know the beaches have been really built up since I went so things change. The capital has fly girls in the university areas for sure.
Panama, I can't help you as I was in a super small town, no running water etc. Unreal surfing though. I was hiding out.
Belize, I have been to before, and girls were tough going. Although I did swoop some tourist girls. I did see some fly local girls though, just not enough volume.
Sick diving and fishing in Belize though.
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(This post was last modified: 03-28-2010 11:22 PM by thegmanifesto.)
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| 03-28-2010 11:14 PM |
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RE: The word on Central America
I recently did Panama and Costa Rica this past Dec and Jan. Flew in & out of Panama City and went to Bocas del Toro and in Costa Rica: Puerto Viejo, Limon, San Jose, Manuel Antonio, Domenical and Golfito. Puerto Viejo had a very rasta vibe. If you go, check out Rockin' J's. Rent out hammocks right on the beach for like $5. Lots of North American, Argie & European backpackers in Puerto Viejo.
The north Pacific coast of Costa Rica is quite developed after decades of gringo tourism. Lots of upscale resorts and condos.
Surprisingly, I saw lots of Argie hippie types on both coasts - selling friendship bracelets, jewelry, and doing firedancing shows.
I would recommend crossing into CR at the west border town of Paso Canouas and not in the east at Sixaola. I did the latter and almost fell to my death crossing the rickety bridge lugging my full sized roll away luggage. This bridge has loose planks and it's like a 100 foot drop down to the raging river full of rocks & boulders below. Another thing to note: CR has really shitty roads.
If you are spending time in SJ, CR and want detailed info on nightlife, just let me know.
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