Turrialba for Winter?

[StoneCB]

Anybody have any experience with Turrialba Costa Rica? Was thinking of spending 2-3 months down there boating and possibly working. Does anyone know if raft companies hire gringo guides or safety boaters? Thanks. Josh

[pdrrwr]

We were down there last February. It was incredible. The companies we rafted with did hire Americans. Several from the Fort. Check out Serendipity Adventures on the web.

[FlyingFluke]

Give Warner in Idaho Springs a call. He is from Costa Rica somewhere and guides there during the winter. (720) 227-4167.

[conmihupa]

Drop me an email and I'll send you a phone number, I would love to answer any questions you have - there is too much to type and I have sausage fingers. I lived and worked in Turri for Rios Tropicales for 7 months last year.

sarahslost@hotmail.com

[crcreeker]

hey sarah whats up?!? lista para la compe del sabado? escribame el lunes pa que me cuente como le fue

josh, theres quite a few companies you could work for in costa rica, how much work you get depends on when you get there (usually better after the holidays). it might be a good idea to contact one of them before you come down, will make your life easier...

just write me (tinakatsi@hotmail.com), i could give you a hand.

ferdinand

[crcreeker]

hey sarah whats up?!? lista para la compe del sabado? escribame el lunes pa que me cuente como le fue

josh, theres quite a few companies you could work for in costa rica, how much work you get depends on when you get there (usually better after the holidays). it might be a good idea to contact one of them before you come down, will make your life easier...

just write me (tinakatsi@hotmail.com), i could give you a hand.

ferdinand

[hotchkiss]

I've spent a few winters in Turrialba and I have to say, it's one of the friendliest, coolest places I've ever been. There's really no place quite like it. If you go down there, you'll never regret it.