Description: It is a 100% rural community located in the Santos area. Its people are sp mountains in splendid and will make you feel at home. There arens homestays, Cabinas Colibri, where a small group of 10 people can stay, and Marios Lodge, for groups of up to the above- 3 lodging options for 26 people. All mentioned options share the bathroom except in Marios Lodge.
Some of our recommendations to make your experience the best:
Included: Net Rates per person – included 13 %, Half Pension (2 meals) Additional information: Check in at 14.00h / Check out at 11.00h
In addition to lodging in the inn or in family homes, this community offers rural activities in the community:
Tour operates with a minimum of two people.
Divina Providencia Waterfall, a journey through blackberry plantations, pastures, secondary and primary forests typical of high altitude, mostly oak trees, edible and medicinal mushrooms, and edible palms, flagship species of the National Park Los Quetzales. With a river full of life and an incredible waterfall that fills its visitors with peace.
Here, you will have the opportunity to experience the whole milk process, from milking to making your own cheese and custard and feeding the animals.
The Retana family treasures an excellent knowledge of the artisan process of coffee; here, you will learn how our grandparents made their coffee on the patio of their house and how they inherited it from their family, as well as learn to taste coffee and identify an organic coffee to a commercial one, you will have the opportunity to go to a coffee plantation and learn how to pick the coffee, identify an organic coffee plantation from a conventional one, compare the process of an artisan coffee with the process of a coffee in micro beneficial as you will visit the micro beneficio of Coopedota. Coffee tasting included. This tour lasts 3 hours.
Price: $22.00 p.p.
The Agüero Cordero family is exemplary in using plastic, paper, wood, and hardboard, among other materials, to turn them into great works of art, giving fresh air to a planet saturated with bad practices. Using waste materials, they show their participants how to make jewelry boxes, earrings, picture frames, and bracelets, putting this family’s creativity to the test.
Those who enjoy this demonstration will have the opportunity to learn about a tradition of our grandparents, where the activity will last all day and is mixed with another activity so that it is not tiring for people as they will observe how the oxen extract the juice from the sugar cane, how the bonfire is lit, how the rubbish is removed from the juice of the sugar cane in the bonfire and how the sweet tapa or the famous sobado is made.
Using local fruits such as blackberries, tomatillos, naranjilla and uchuva, the Agüero Valverde family demonstrates the process of pulping and processing the fruits for commercialisation, in packages that can be refrigerated for up to one year.
It is a bird with beautiful colours, in its flight it shows all the splendour of nature and fills its surroundings with magic. It is very active throughout the year and the nesting season runs from September to March with two seasons.
It is a bird with beautiful colors. In its flight, it shows nature’s splendor and fills its surroundings with magic. It is very active throughout the year, and the nesting season runs from September to March, with two seasons.
Armonía Ambiental offers various activities for visitors, from talks and demonstrations to more adventurous excursions. Armonía Ambiental is an ecological farm where everything is produced organically.
The talks we offer are related to organic farming and waste management, in general, and the self-sustainable management of the farm. In these talks, we teach how to use natural products to produce fertilizers, insecticides, or pesticides. We have several exhibitions of the products harvested throughout the year and demonstrations of various food processes, such as flour, coffee, vinegar, and many more, which explain all the steps in detail. All these demonstrations are carried out using traditional and artisanal methods. They are an excellent way to learn how people used to work in Costa Rica only a short time ago. In addition, the recycling methods used to produce fertilizers and much more are on display.
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