Difference between revisions of "Liberia (Costa Rica)"
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===North=== | ===North=== | ||
| − | Very Easy actually. The Panamerican Highway leads right through the city and there is a place called "cuatros bomberos" with a | + | Very Easy actually. The Panamerican Highway leads right through the city and there is a place called "cuatros bomberos" with a redlight where all the traffic from [[Nicaragua]] to [[San Jose]] and from [[San Jose]] to [[Nicaragua]] stops. Thats your place to hitchhike - just choose your direction. |
===West=== | ===West=== | ||
| − | Go as well to the "cuatro Bomberos" and take the road leading out of town westwards. There is enough space to stop for cars. It s pretty easy to get to Playa Coco. Further away [Santa Cruz] might be harder because the road splits some times. | + | Go as well to the "cuatro Bomberos" and take the road leading out of town westwards. There is enough space to stop for cars. It s pretty easy to get to Playa Coco. Further away [[Santa Cruz]] might be harder because the road splits some times. |
Revision as of 22:39, 22 September 2007
Liberia is a city in Costa Rica.
Hitching Out
North
Very Easy actually. The Panamerican Highway leads right through the city and there is a place called "cuatros bomberos" with a redlight where all the traffic from Nicaragua to San Jose and from San Jose to Nicaragua stops. Thats your place to hitchhike - just choose your direction.
West
Go as well to the "cuatro Bomberos" and take the road leading out of town westwards. There is enough space to stop for cars. It s pretty easy to get to Playa Coco. Further away Santa Cruz might be harder because the road splits some times.
Public transport
Not really needed but there are busses on failry cheap rates going to the surrounding suburbs of Liberia.
