Costa Rica offers a divers of cutlural experiences, local food variety, ethnic legacy, music and dialects. Because of this, students have an opportunity to travel to Limon province, to visit Cahuita. Explore the beach and the rainforest on the carribean side of the country.
A visit to the Bri Bri culture at Yorkin indigenous reserve will be a cultural impact to the students. One of the few amerindians that still maintain the culture alive in the country.
The national Park Cahuita one of the most popular on the east coast is visited to enjoy the flora and fauna of the area. Sloths, monkeys and iguanas among the different type of birds will be the melodies and sounds tuning your ears.
Turtle conservation has grown worldwide, Costa Rica is not the exception. Participants can participate on the volunteer tasks at the Tortuga Station.
Rafting on the way to La Fortuna at the Sarapiqui river class II to pump the adrenaline into the group again.
Rio La Fortuna has a spectacular waterfall really worth visiting, swimming available close to the waterfall and the trail has 500 yards of downhill which will demand fitness on the way up.
The Don Juan Farm visit is in order to learn about the agriculture on the region. Learn about coffee and other products that are grown the old style to rescue the traditions.
Attraction Arenal 1968 is a hike on the slope of the majestic Arenal Volcano, where the rainforest and the lava rocks form the eruption on 1968 are the evidence of this catastrophe.
Wildlife such as birds and mammals can be observed on this walk.
