Discover the rich heritage of coffee and chocolate production on a guided tour in La Fortuna, Costa Rica. Experience the journey from seed to cup near the scenic Arenal Volcano.

Collect your own ingredients and learn how to cook traditional Costa Rican fare farm-to-table style. Prepare ceviche and empanadas, with the help of your instructor.

Explore our wildlife reserve, then get hands-on preparing animal diets and enrichment toys. A fun, educational 2.5-hour conservation experience for all ages. Book your impactful visit today!

Visit Proyecto Asis Wildlife and Sloth Sanctuary in La Fortuna. Learn about rescued animals, support conservation efforts, and see sloths, monkeys, and parrots.

Embark on a thrilling journey with white-water rafting on the Balsa River and ziplining through the rainforest canopy. Spot wildlife and enjoy an adrenaline-packed day.

Daily departures from La Fortuna, San Jose, and the Caribbean Coast. The choice is yours – Flexibility to start and finish your journey at the place most convenient for you,

Experience a hands-on program, that lets you eat all the chocolate you want. Discover the secrets of chocolate: from its discovery and use to the process of the product we

Help Our project to restore the Flora booking with us, because every person visiting us, we can plant a Tree, our activities are in behalf of the nature.

Connect with nature on a guided reforestation hike and tree planting tour. Learn about biodiversity, plant a native tree, and enjoy a fresh fruit snack in a shaded garden pavilion.

Get picked up at your hotel in La Fortuna and discover one of Costa Rica's lesser-known spots, tucked next to the Tenori Volcano. Visit Los Teñideros and enjoy the spectacular

Discover the magical Rio Celeste Waterfall and National Park on a guided tour from La Fortuna. Swim in the pristine waters of the Rio Celeste and relax in a hammock.

Enjoy a relaxing float down the Rio Penas Blancas with a naturalist guide. See a variety of wildlife, including monkeys, poison dart frogs, and caimans.

Enjoy a leisurely ride down the Peñas Blancas River on a relaxing safari float. See fascinating wildlife such as sloths and monkeys and enjoy an organic lunch.

Experience La Fortuna's biggest and most scenic canopy ziplining on an adventurous La Fortuna tour. Fly over the trees on 12 zip lines, admire volcano and waterfall views, and walk

Experience the ultimate zipline adventure at Sky Adventures Arenal. Ride a tram to the top of the mountain, zipline through the treetops, and enjoy stunning views of the Arenal Volcano.

Thanks giving to your visit, because with it Arenal Green Experiences together with 1 Million Trees may continue with works in behalf of this animals. At this tour, you will

Discover the magic of Costa Rica's nature and culture on this combo tour. Spot sloths in their natural habitat, learn about the production of coffee, chocolate and sugarcane, and taste

A guided safari tour in which you will have the opportunity to witness both two-toed and three-toed sloths in their natural environment. You will also have the chance to witness

Join a local family project and embark on a guided tour from La Fortuna to the rainforests of Arenal. Observe sloths in their natural habitat and learn about the behavior

Visit a nature park and get the chance to see sloths and other animals in their natural habitat. Your expert guide will help to explain to you the fantastic surroundings.

Explore the jungle trails of La Fortuna and spot sloths in their natural habitat. Visit the Magical Butterfly Conservatory and learn about the life cycle of these delicate creatures.

Embark on a guided walking tour through the rainforest in La Fortuna. Enjoy wildlife spotting and try your hand at nature photography along the way.

Create your own goat milk soap and enjoy a guided wildlife hike at DreamTreeXP. Encounter butterflies, frogs, and sloths in the treetops on this relaxing and educational experience.

The Maleku historically lived off subsistence hunting, fishing and farming. Of these only farming remains and it is still almost entirely subsistence. The Maleku are a small indigenous tribe.