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Get your cameras ready because you don’t want to miss a single moment of this colourful local experience. On this experience you’ll get up close and personal with Costa Rican life, through local food, history, and even the herbal remedies of folk medicine. Enjoy a hands-on lesson on exotic plants, fruits, vegetables, and the smoothies they can create in the midst of the vibrant city markets. Nothing could get you closer to authentic San Jose than strolling through the streets with a local as they show you the ins and outs of daily life. Your experience starts with a morning pick-me-up cup of coffee in a café located in the Borbons market where you’ll get to know your guide and relax into your surroundings. From here, we’ll take a stroll through the vibrant market, tasting local fresh fruits while learning about the agricultural history of the area, continues along local roads towards the Central Market. Seeing the diverse sites of these markets will help you get to know the country and its rich history and on this urban experience, you’ll be another sense – taste – to get more in tune with San Jose. For the end visit special cozy place for chocolate and more... Other things to note Exclusions: Food and drink other than specified above, souvenirs. The tour finish about 2:30 pm in the Spain Park in the Restaurant like Mom and Pap Place. or 12 pm. It depends of your tour.

Podrás recibir un taller de chocolatería con degustación completa de todos los subproductos del cacao. Desde el inicio conocerás brevemente la historia del cacao en América, probando fruta fresca de cacao, luego semillas tostadas, nibs, polvo de cacao, y bebida ancestral. Luego pondremos manos a la obra con la chocolatería más moderna, conocerás cómo preparar cacao puro, para seguidamente lograr distintas concentraciones de cacao en la pasta de chocolate (70%, 85% y 100%). Con estos realizarás diversos chocolates con todos los ingredientes locales que tenemos disponibles y ¡uses tu creatividad! Finalmente te daremos los materiales (ecoamigables) para que empaques tus propias creaciones y tengas un recuerdo perfecto de tu viaje a Costa Rica.

Rescate Wildlife Rescue Center and the lifetime care sanctuary is situated on 36 acres of natural forest in La Garita Alajuela, just 15 minutes from Juan Santamaría International Airport. Rescate Wildlife Rescue Center rescues over 3,000 wild animals every year. Roughly 2% of the animals we receive cannot be released back into the wild because they have been too badly injured, or they have been kept as pets and are too used to humans. These animals are provided with lifetime care in Rescate Wildlife Rescue Center’s Lifetime Care Sanctuary. Here the sanctuary residents live in highly naturalized habitats nestled amongst thirteen acres of lush, tropical botanical gardens. There are over 800 wild animals (125 species), living in the Lifetime Care Sanctuary including, sloths, jaguars, tapirs, pumas, coyotes, and monkeys as well as a wide variety of birds, small mammals, reptiles. Also within the wildlife sanctuary is an exotic animal sanctuary where you can see ostriches, emus, peacocks, colorful pheasants, and many species of exotic birds. Your visit to Rescate Wildlife Rescue Center not only helps support all of the sanctuary animals but also the wild animals that they rescue and return to their rightful place in the wild. This is an amazing educational experience for anyone in love with nature! Other things to note Rescate wildlife is an establish rescue centre, establish over 30 years ago. It is a safe place for your everyone to be able to experience and learn about the Costa Rican Flora and Fauna. Safety for our guest and our animals is our number one priority.

Immerse yourself in the culture and history of the city. Indulge in a tasty local menu filled with authentic local ingredients. Explore San Jose by night, complete with local markets, cultural icons, and a tasty dinner with wine – that’s your evening sorted! Starting with the Central Market, which, in our opinion, is the only way to learn about the city’s food (aside from eating it, which we’ll get to!). Stroll the market with your local guide and get to know the secrets and uses of the roots, herbs, and fruit common in local cuisines, including ingredients that will play a role in your authentic Costa Rican dinner later. After the market, we’ll make our way down Central Avenue, learning about the city’s history and anecdotes, as well as visiting one of the most architecturally beautiful buildings in San Jose, the National Theatre. We’ll continue to charming Barrio Amon, one the oldest neighborhoods in San Jose. We’ll be spending the rest of the evening at a favorite local restaurant that specializes in wine and gourmet food. This cosy establishment offers the best in Costa Rican cuisine, a unique space that offers art, culture and history as well as fine dining. Other things to note Exclusions: transportation, also not included are additional food and drink. Wear comfortable shoes and clothe. ***On Mondays we use a different restaurant located in Aranjuez.

Lo primero que tenés que saber es que San José, por su tamaño y por un conjunto de calles peatonales (bulevares), se deja conocer fácilmente caminando, o como se dice en Costa Rica: "a trole" o "a pata". Es la forma más saludable de hacer turismo, y también la que mejor permite conocer con detalle los rincones y palpar la misma vida de la ciudad, percibir la amabilidad de su gente con un "pura vida", el tradicional saludo local. Pasearemos por el centro de la ciudad, por poco menos de 3 horas. A medida que nos topamos con las fachadas más icónicas de San José, vas a escuchar historias tanto oficiales como leyendas urbanas que te harán descubrir que Costa Rica es mucho más que playas y volcanes. Entenderás el porqué San José es la ciudad más importante del país y cómo se convirtió en capital. Además, nos encanta darte información sobre otras cosas que podés visitar y hacer en la ciudad y en otras zonas del país. Otros aspectos destacables El tour no se recomienda para personas con afecciones cardiacas o problemas de movilidad que pudieran impedirle una caminata moderada y de larga duración.