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My First Photography Trip to Costa Rica

Costa Rica Blog Picture 1Recently, I was able to fulfill a longtime calling to travel to Costa Rica on a photography trip. The plan came together quickly after I saw a special on airfare direct from Houston to San Jose, Costa Rica. I booked the flight before I even knew where I was staying, what I would be photographing or anything else that might resemble a plan. While this was rather spontaneous and uncharacteristic of me, it also led to one of the greatest photography trips that I have taken. I want to share my experience along with recommendations so that you too can go and enjoy Costa Rica. While I am happy with the pictures that I brought home, they pale in comparison to actually going to Costa Rica and sharing in the experience. I hope to return next year with my family so that everyone can enjoy.

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Rainmaker Park

Rainmaker Park Costa RicaOne of the hidden gems of the Central Pacific Coast of Costa Rica is Rainmaker Park. The Rainmaker is an opportunity to tour a Rainforest that is in its natural state. I will have to admit that touring Rainmaker Park was a bit challenging for me, but I am happy to say that I made it. Apparently, I am a little bit shaky when it comes to crossing large rope bridges suspended across deep ravines.

On the trail of Rainmaker Park, I was able to see Poison Dart Frogs, waterfalls and the other natural beauties contained in the park. I even got caught in a rainstorm and I experienced why they call it a “Rain Forest.” I was just amazing.

If you plan on going to this park during you trip, I would suggest taking a camelback along with some good hiking boots. The park provides walking sticks to help you on the trails, but just keep in mind that it is a Rainforest, so much of the trail is going to be wet and can be challenging at times. It is completely worth the effort to walk this trail. Admission was $20 and I think I got a great value for my money.

Costa Rica Photos Gallery

I hope that you will check my Gallery of Photos from my trip to Costa Rica. This was such a wonderfully relaxing trip that I have not been able to stop talking about it since my return. I cannot wait to go back!

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