Arenal Volcano, Costa Rica
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What is Arenal Volcano
The Arenal Volcano, in Spanish , is an active andesitic stratovolcano in north-western Costa Rica (10.5N, 84.7W), around 90 km north-west of San José, in the province of Alajuela, canton of San Carlos, and district of La Fortuna. Recognized as a volcano since the 19th century, it was known by foreign investigators as "Volcan Costa Rica, Rio Frio", "Canastos" Volcano and "Cerro de los (...)
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tripreport.com
"A few hours from Monteverde Cloud Forest and beaches you can enjoy."
world66.com
"Monteverde and Santa Elena Cloud Forest Reserves is a city in Puntarenas."
wikitravel.org
"Monteverde and Santa Elena Cloud Forest Reserves."
wikitravel.org
"The first thing you should know is that Arenal Volcano borders a region of cloud forests and rainforests, and the volcano's cone is often socked in by clouds and fog."
frommers.com
"Eventually, this park should stretch all the way to Monteverde Biological Cloud Forest Reserve."
frommers.com
"This route is also very scenic and passes the Villablanca Cloud Forest & Spa."
frommers.com
"The Los Angeles Cloud Forest is not as visited as the Cloud Forests in Monteverde, but the wildlife is abundant and the locals are extremely friendly."
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faaip from Finland wrote about Santa Elena one year, 9 months ago
Santa Elena is an incredibly nice little town right near Monteverde. We planned on staying for three nights but ended up spending two more days in this beautiful area. Some of the roughest roads on the planet, though :)
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