The Térraba are an indigenous group from the South Pacific area with a rich cultural heritage. They live near the Grande de Terraba River and are a community that has survived thanks to their knowledge of cultivating the land for hundreds of years. There are six wooden cabins with private bathrooms (1 complies with the 7600 law, and the other 5 have three single beds each). In addition, there is a lodge with bunk beds and a shared bathroom, with a capacity for 11 people, which is excellent for groups and volunteers.