The Rover's Quest: Travel Blog Photography Journal

PARTNERS WITH WHOM
I'VE SHARED MY STORIES
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These are the stories and photographs I've done with some of the Partners I've worked with

There is almost a mystical notion on how the costarican past used to work and possibly still does in certain places of the country.
This small part of its folklore is an apprehension of truths that are already implanted in every tico,
though many might not even know it, this is their raison d’etre and what makes every culture so special.

...be completely mindful and become aware of our inner intentions to connect with something greater than ourselves.

A road of microclimate vegetation, rainforests, and pasturelands. This trip proved to myself that I can I still feel alive!

I know Halloween is over! But it's hard for me to accept how underestimated this celebration has become.
I love monsters and everything related, so I did a quest to find where Ghouls, Ghosts and Witches
hide after the trick or treating candy-hangover is over.

COSTA RICA TALK

...and all I could see were angry volcanoes, millions of years ago;
almost on an apocalyptic red landscape where lava steamed up the same waters I was captivated with,
creating layers and layers until they break the water's surface...and then I saw land...

Preserving magic in the wetlands of Sierpe.
A hypnotic attraction drawn by a weird first encounter left me wanting more.
My curiosity about this ghost-like town was aroused.

There’s no excuse to get out there and take advantage of the healing powers of Nature.
I’m going to share with you how I discovered Costa Rica’s natural secret to well being.

Disclaimer:
In an effort to be completely transparent, I want to let you know that I have a partnership relationship with Travel Costa Rica-Futuropa.
You can assume that any link that you click on this post is an affiliate partner to Travel Costa Rica-Futuropa.

FUTUROPA - Travel Costa Rica

A few years ago I decided to go on a road-trip along the Península de Nicoya in Guanacaste, Costa Rica.
I will never forget the power of nature and how something so beautiful can be so wild and formidable.

FUTUROPA - Travel Costa Rica

Sometimes I like to just drive in oblivion; nothing on my mind but the road while listening to my favorite tunes.
It feels like escaping from everything. Will I ever go back? Do I really want to go back?
“…the fear of solitude is at root a fear of oneself…”

I'm open to explore any ideas
on how I could best experience your destination.

Let's make something great together!

PARTNERS WITH WHOM
I'VE SHARED MY STORIES
___

COSTA RICA TALK

FUTUROPA - Travel Costa Rica

...be completely mindful and become aware of our inner intentions to connect with something greater than ourselves.

FUTUROPA - Travel Costa Rica

A road of microclimate vegetation, rainforests, and pasturelands. This trip proved to myself that I can I still feel alive!

COSTA RICA TALK

I know Halloween is over! But it's hard for me to accept how underestimated this celebration has become.
I love monsters and everything related, so I did a quest to find where Ghouls, Ghosts and Witches
hide after the trick or treating candy-hangover is over.

COSTA RICA TALK

...and all I could see were angry volcanoes, millions of years ago;
almost on an apocalyptic red landscape where lava steamed up the same waters I was captivated with,
creating layers and layers until they break the water's surface...and then I saw land...

COSTA RICA TALK

Preserving magic in the wetlands of Sierpe.
A hypnotic attraction drawn by a weird first encounter left me wanting more.
My curiosity about this ghost-like town was aroused.

FUTUROPA - Travel Costa Rica

There’s no excuse to get out there and take advantage of the healing powers of Nature.
I’m going to share with you how I discovered Costa Rica’s natural secret to well being.

FUTUROPA - Travel Costa Rica

A few years ago I decided to go on a road-trip along the Península de Nicoya in Guanacaste, Costa Rica.
I will never forget the power of nature and how something so beautiful can be so wild and formidable.

FUTUROPA - Travel Costa Rica

Sometimes I like to just drive in oblivion; nothing on my mind but the road while listening to my favorite tunes.
It feels like escaping from everything. Will I ever go back? Do I really want to go back?
“…the fear of solitude is at root a fear of oneself…”

I'm open to explore any ideas
on how I could best experience your destination.

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PARTNERS WITH WHOM​I'VE SHARED MY STORIES​___

​COSTA RICA TALK

...be completely mindful and become aware of our inner intentions to connect with something greater than ourselves.

A road of microclimate vegetation, rainforests, and pasturelands. This trip proved to myself that I can I still feel alive!

​COSTA RICA TALK

I know Halloween is over! But it's hard for me to accept how underestimated this celebration has become.I love monsters and everything related, so I did a quest to find where Ghouls, Ghosts and Witches​hide after the trick or treating candy-hangover is over.

COSTA RICA TALK

...and all I could see were angry volcanoes, millions of years ago;almost on an apocalyptic red landscape where lava steamed up the same waters I was captivated with,creating layers and layers until they break the water's surface...and then I saw land...

Preserving magic in the wetlands of Sierpe.A hypnotic attraction drawn by a weird first encounter left me wanting more.My curiosity about this ghost-like town was aroused.

There’s no excuse to get out there and take advantage of the healing powers of Nature.I’m going to share with you how I discovered Costa Rica’s natural secret to well being.

A few years ago I decided to go on a road-trip along the Península de Nicoya in Guanacaste, Costa Rica.I will never forget the power of nature and how something so beautiful can be so wild and formidable.

Sometimes I like to just drive in oblivion; nothing on my mind but the road while listening to my favorite tunes.​It feels like escaping from everything. Will I ever go back? Do I really want to go back? “…the fear of solitude is at root a fear of oneself…”

​I'm open to explore any ideas​on how I could best experience your destination.

PARTNERS WITH WHOM
I'VE SHARED MY STORIES
___

COSTA RICA TALK

COSTA RICA TALK

I know Halloween is over! But it's hard for me to accept how underestimated this celebration has become.
I love monsters and everything related, so I did a quest to find where Ghouls, Ghosts and Witches
hide after the trick or treating candy-hangover is over.

...and all I could see were angry volcanoes, millions of years ago;
almost on an apocalyptic red landscape where lava steamed up the same waters I was captivated with,
creating layers and layers until they break the water's surface...and then I saw land...

Preserving magic in the wetlands of Sierpe.
A hypnotic attraction drawn by a weird first encounter left me wanting more.
My curiosity about this ghost-like town was aroused.

There’s no excuse to get out there and take advantage of the healing powers of Nature.
I’m going to share with you how I discovered Costa Rica’s natural secret to well being.

A few years ago I decided to go on a road-trip along the Península de Nicoya in Guanacaste, Costa Rica.
I will never forget the power of nature and how something so beautiful can be so wild and formidable.

Sometimes I like to just drive in oblivion; nothing on my mind but the road while listening to my favorite tunes.
It feels like escaping from everything. Will I ever go back? Do I really want to go back?
“…the fear of solitude is at root a fear of oneself…”

I'm open to explore any ideas
on how I could best experience your destination.