Road maps for Costa Rica?
#2
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Hi Faye,
Although it is not nearly as extensive as Mapquest or similar, this map is a good start. It gives an idea of routing and drive times between various locations.
http://www.yourtravelmap.com/costari...amp;width=1680
Good Luck
raquel
Although it is not nearly as extensive as Mapquest or similar, this map is a good start. It gives an idea of routing and drive times between various locations.
http://www.yourtravelmap.com/costari...amp;width=1680
Good Luck
raquel
#4
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Download this PDF Atlas for $5:
http://www.mapcr.com/ToucanAtlasSamples.pdf
Best $5 we spent for the trip. There are roads on there that are not on any print map we've seen. Incredibly detailed and useful, and it his local street maps for Manuel Antonio, La Fortuna, Monteverde, San Jose, Heredia, and Alajuela.
http://www.mapcr.com/ToucanAtlasSamples.pdf
Best $5 we spent for the trip. There are roads on there that are not on any print map we've seen. Incredibly detailed and useful, and it his local street maps for Manuel Antonio, La Fortuna, Monteverde, San Jose, Heredia, and Alajuela.
#5
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If you Google 'costa rica driving directions, you get msny sites, including http://www.costaricamap-online.com/.
For maps, try http://www.zurqui.co.cr/crinfocus/crmap/cr-map.pdf
For maps, try http://www.zurqui.co.cr/crinfocus/crmap/cr-map.pdf
#7
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Faye, you are in luck, this is a very simple drive. Take the Interamerican (there at the airport) west to the San Ramon exit (about 30 or 40 min). Drive through San Ramon, and follow the volcano signs! The road is generally in very good condition. Takes about 2.5-3 hours.
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