Sarapique River - Costa Rica
April 18, 2006 by rockwatching
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Maggie and I took a tour up the Sarapique River one afternoon while in Costa Rica. All along the banks there were large alligators, snakes sunning themselves, and children splashing. Somewhere close to here the deeper transparent green water of the main Sarapique joins a yellow torrent that apparently comes from a volcanoe. The scene in the background is of a local farm. From here the Sarapique runs on into Nicaragua and I am told that there are class 3 whitewater rapids somewhere further up stream.
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I like your blog! Of course, this entry got my attention because it’s about beautiful Costa Rica… next time you come, shoot me a line and I’ll give you some tips on some great places to visit!
In the meantime, please keep the great pictures coming. Fascinating stuff.
The (Mis)Adventures of a Gringa (soon to be) In Csota Rica:
http://www.gringuitica.com