Leaf found on one of the many hiking paths in Parque Nacional Manuel Antonio. Parque Nacional Manuel Antonio is a small National Park on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, just south of the city of Quepos. Best known for it’s stunning beaches and hiking trails, the park is also a great place to spot monkeys and other wildlife. Manuel Antonio was even listed as one of the world’s most beautiful national parks in 2011 by Forbes magazine.
Bamboo Forest at Zoo Ave in Alajuela, Costa Rica Zoo Ave (ave means bird in Spanish) is a wildlife rescue centre just outside of San Jose, Costa Rica. The zoo takes in sick and wounded birds and treats them for release into the wild. The zoo also rehabilitate birds seized by poachers and runs a successful breeding program. With over 100 species of native birds on display, including rare green and scarlet Macaws and Quetzals, the zoo grounds are packed...
Pink Java Cafe in Sedona, Arizona offers an amazing view of the surrounding red rocks – Snoopy Rock is one of the best known and easiest to find. The resemblance to Snoopy and Woodstock is absolutely uncanny.
Playing in the waves in Sayulita, Mexico.
Taken with my iPhone on Cannon Beach just after sunset. Really wish I had a proper camera to really do the scenery justice.
There’s something exciting about arriving in a new country and having no idea where you are going to stay, or eat or visit. Most of my favourite experiences have been accidental, as have my worst, but in the end it’s all part of the adventure.
Learn MoreI’ve visited every province and territory in Canada, parts of the United States, the Caribbean, Central America and Japan and SE Asia. Next on the list of travel destinations is southern SE Asia and the South Pacific.
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