Thanks to our SPOT Satellite Messenger you can see a map of our exact Trans-Americas Journey road trip driving route for the month of February 2012. And don’t miss the time-lapse video of our travels created using pictures taken every 10 seconds by the GoPro Hero HD camera mounted on our windshield.

We started the month of February outside of Turialba, Costa Rica where we visited the Guyabo archaeological site and the Irazu Volcano. From there we headed over to the Caribbean Coast, stopping at Rainforest Adventures just outside of Baraulio Carilo National Park. Then it was off to Tortuguero National Park, which is only accessible via boat.

Next we were drove down to the Puerto Viejo de Talamanca area to explore Costa Rica’s beautiful Caribbean beaches – Cahuita, Puerto Viejo, Cocoles, Punta Uva and Manzanillo. We ended the month with yet another border crossing (our 38th so far), this time heading into Panama (country 10 on our Journey) to explore the Bocas del Toro archipeligo.

We’ll blog about it all soon. In the meantime, see what we saw! Our entire driving route in Costa Rica and Panama in the month of February 2012 has been condensed into the short video, below.

And here’s our exact road trip driving route on a map generated using GPS data gathered by our Spot Satellite Messenger.

February 2012 Driving Route – Costa Rica and Panama

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Last updated by Eric Mohl, CPO (Chief Photography Officer) on May 21, 2012.