Then, trusting the Waze app, we set off to the Paos Volcano national park. Leaving Bajos Del Toro, our very friendly waitress last night told us “you have to stop and get a photo of our bull!”. Mission accomplished
First order of the day was to try to view the Paos volcano it’s a national park and you have to buy timed tickets for entry. There is no cell service there so you have to buy your tickets ahead of time online . The view at the bottom was not very promising, since there was too much cloud cover.
But we arrived on time after a harrowing drive on a washed out dirt road that Waze sent us on for an hour….
We sat thru an introductory movie at the Park Service amphitheater.
Then we walked about a mile to the volcano overlook, knowing that it was foggy/cloudy. So this was our view.
It was fun though. The fog did tease us a bit, but we ended up leaving without any real view of the crater.
Having a good time anyway! (The hard hats were a requirement from the national Park service since the active volcano has been known to throw rocks!)
Random, beautiful scenery Driving back from the volcano.
The La Paz waterfall, a bit chilly!
Stopped at a local restaurant that was recommended by our rental car guy. Absolutely wonderful and the total cost was six US dollars per plate!
Thanks for sharing. Nice to see an area we’ve never visited.
ReplyDeleteLoving the views! It reminds us very much of Puerto Rico (except for the volcanoš).
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