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Crops, Flavors & Traditions of Costa Rica
Crops, Flavors & Traditions of Costa Rica
Crops, Flavors & Traditions of Costa Rica

Crops, Flavors & Traditions of Costa Rica

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Location Limon, Costa Rica LIO-220
Location Limon, Costa Rica LIO-220
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Location Limon, Costa Rica LIO-220
Location Limon, Costa Rica LIO-220
Duration time 4 hours

Moderate Activity

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

WHAT YOU VISIT
Crops, Flavors & Traditions of Costa Rica
Learn how coffee, chocolate and sugar contribute to Costa Rica's economy with an immersive half-day tour. Following a warm reception and safety briefing, you'll visit a coffee plantation that offers a look at the process of bean harvesting and roasting. From there, you'll explore cocoa trees and delve into the transformation of cocoa into a delicious chocolate, a cherished regional tradition. Next, step back in time with a visit to a trapiche, a traditional Costa Rican sugar mill. Watch how sugar cane is extracted, boiled and molded then sample fresh guarapo (cane juice) and traditional sweets made on-site. Finally, continue on to a farm and meet Watusi cattle, miniature cows, turkeys, and more followed by an exciting equestrian show and fresh fruit refreshments.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Thrill to the sight of accomplished riders demonstrating their skills during the equestrian show. Witness the elegance, agility, and power of Costa Rican Creole, Quarter and Friesian-Creole horses as they perform a series of maneuvers and field tasks.

SHOPPING
Following the equestrian show, visit the souvenir shop, which offers handmade sweets, locally produced coffee and chocolate, artisanal crafts, and natural products that support local artisans and sustainable development.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Enjoy a scenic ride through the diverse agricultural landscape, where farms and plantations dot the lush countryside.

Points of interest

Plantations

Schedule

Special Notes

Tour sequence may vary. Do not feed or touch any wild animal. Do not use flash to photograph animals.

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Location Limon, Costa Rica LIO-220
Location Limon, Costa Rica LIO-220
Duration time 4 hours

Moderate Activity

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

WHAT YOU VISIT
Crops, Flavors & Traditions of Costa Rica
Learn how coffee, chocolate and sugar contribute to Costa Rica's economy with an immersive half-day tour. Following a warm reception and safety briefing, you'll visit a coffee plantation that offers a look at the process of bean harvesting and roasting. From there, you'll explore cocoa trees and delve into the transformation of cocoa into a delicious chocolate, a cherished regional tradition. Next, step back in time with a visit to a trapiche, a traditional Costa Rican sugar mill. Watch how sugar cane is extracted, boiled and molded then sample fresh guarapo (cane juice) and traditional sweets made on-site. Finally, continue on to a farm and meet Watusi cattle, miniature cows, turkeys, and more followed by an exciting equestrian show and fresh fruit refreshments.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Thrill to the sight of accomplished riders demonstrating their skills during the equestrian show. Witness the elegance, agility, and power of Costa Rican Creole, Quarter and Friesian-Creole horses as they perform a series of maneuvers and field tasks.

SHOPPING
Following the equestrian show, visit the souvenir shop, which offers handmade sweets, locally produced coffee and chocolate, artisanal crafts, and natural products that support local artisans and sustainable development.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Enjoy a scenic ride through the diverse agricultural landscape, where farms and plantations dot the lush countryside.

Points of interest

Plantations

Schedule

Special Notes

Tour sequence may vary. Do not feed or touch any wild animal. Do not use flash to photograph animals.