By Clay Larroy
Do you feel like it is time for a short vacation? Once
you decide to travel,
how good you plan the trip will help you feel comfortable and be comfortable at
your destination. Not only will you feel less anxiety before the trip, but you
can rest assured that once you arrive where you're going you will have a good
understanding of what's going on there. When you need to plan a vacation contact me!
Port of Call - Limon
On Costa Rica's Caribbean side, Limon, also called Puerto Limon, is an
authentic and relatively non-touristy port known less for its faded low-slung
city than for its incredible eco-tourism opportunities. Some of the best
eco-tourism sights include an aerial tram ride over the canopy of a rain
forest nature reserve or a small boat ride up the Tortuguero Canal, a winding
system of connecting rivers through pristine wilderness. Cruise ships dock at a
pier directly in downtown Limon, a walkable distance from most places in town.
The pier can accommodate large vessels and is protected on one side by a sand
bar. The harbor has an open-air cruise Welcome Centre but is primarily a
commercial port used for much of Costa Rica's sea trade.
Shopping in Limon
There is no large shopping center but a cluster of stalls is available
at the cruise ship terminal and at an open air market in the center of town.
Most shops in town sell primarily to locals rather than tourists; however, some
sell
locally made crafts with a friendly and less aggressive sales style than
most tourist markets.
Best Buy: Wood Carvings
Dining in Limon
Peace and Love Bread and Coffee - Italian cuisine with a Latin American flavor.
Veronica's Place – excellent vegetarian and vegan food Pan Pay - popular
breakfast spot on the beachfront
Best Dish: Cadado
REFERENCE
SITES:
http://www.travelresearchonline.com/
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