Ziplines, bungees, and horses in Monteverde
The fear of heights holds an interesting power. Other fears make you run away, like spiders or commitment. But a healthy fear of heights teases out the endorphins, builds the rush and makes you crave new extremes. Even while making your stomach churn at the sight of a cliff.
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How are the roads, do I need to rent a 4WD vehicle?
Be warned that potholes are common, but for travel to many of Costa Rica’s vacation hotspots – Arenal, Manuel Antonio, Jaco, and Tamarindo, for example – you will not need a 4WD vehicle. If Monteverde or some of the country’s more remote areas are on your itinerary, 4WD is suggested and sometimes necessary. During the rainy season (May-November), all roads are susceptible to landslides and flooding, and 4WD is highly recommended.
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Last updated: May 3, 2024
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A gentle mist settles over the canopy in the grey dawn light of the Monteverde cloud forest. A thin sheen of dew collects on the leaves and the moss d....