Photo of the Week: Poás Volcano, Costa Rica
Crater Principal – Altitude 2754m
This photo makes me excited to continue my travels in 2014! I don’t know where my journey will take me, but I am excited to know what I will see. Seeing Poás Volcano in Costa Rica in 2011 took my breath away and made me appreciate the opportunity I had to visit Costa Rica. There is always a spot in each destination that leaves me speechless. Poás was one of those places.
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WOW! That’s some photo.
It’s all about being at the right place at the right time while standing in front of natural wonder.
That was awesome.
Amazing photos. Thanks for sharing.
Irene
Thank you Irene. I am happy to share my previous and current travel adventures with you.
Jessica
And I’m a happy follower, as find inspiration in your photos.
Irene
You make me happy happy happy!
Wow – that’s amazing! ~SueBee
Thank you so much! It was a sight to be seen.
Jess
Fantastic 🙂
It’s rare to get a clear view of this particular volcano. Usually there is so much clouds hovering above, you only get a partial view. I got very lucky.
Breath away indeed! Would you like to participate in the Race Around the World? You could share your experiences with us. It’s been a rich, even transformative, enterprise for the contributors. Offering bc I’d be happy to promote your lovely blog.
HW
Visiting the Volcano in Costa Rica was an amazing once in a lifetime experience. Few people actually see it clearly due to the dense cloud and fog formations at the top of the mountain range. I got very lucky.
We also visited Poas while in Costa Rica. About three weeks before this blog post!
Oh my goodness really? It is an incredible place isn’t it? When you went, was it a clear view?
Yes it was lovely. Very hot though but we’d just travelled from Europe at the time.
I bet it was a temperature shock after Europe. I love the heat! But I love the heat more when I can be by a beach.
The cool sea breeze is always welcome : )
I live for it.
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