Today, we will walk for about 1 hour to reach the Hacienda, passing through an amaca bridge. Upon arrival, we will be welcomed with a delicious natural fresco by the wife of their baqueano, Miguel. They settled in their rooms to rest and then took a tour of the area’s fruits, accompanied by their respective tastings.
For dinner, they will have a cooking class to prepare their meal.
Lodging at Hacienda Rio Carara.

Breakfast and get ready for the first hike to the two waterfalls, El Repollito, where you can swim in the refreshing water. Then, continue to the other waterfall, El Ocelote, where you can relax and enjoy the peace and quiet of the forest.
This hike is for beginners – intermediate with a duration of 3 hours in total with a duration of approximately 1.5 km.
You will return for lunch and then take your last hike of 4 hours total with an intermediate-advanced level to the Mirador El Alto where you will have the opportunity to observe the Central Pacific if the weather permits.
You will then return for your last dinner.
Overnight at Hacienda Rio Carara.
Includes baqueano Miguel

Breakfast en route (box breakfast) because your departure will be at 6 am if you are in a group to do an intermediate-advanced level hike of approximately 3 hours with a duration of approximately 3 hours where you will be bordering the Carara National Park, crossing rivers and streams. The road is muddy. You will meet the minibus in the village of El Sur de Turrubares, a very ecological town, and from there, you will continue by minibus until you reach Villa Lapas, a 45-minute journey. The road is partly gravel and asphalt.
If you are an individual, you will have breakfast and then walk the same route you took on the first day. You will then have a private transfer to the owner’s house to pick up your car and continue with your itinerary.

Both options include your baqueano, called Miguel.