This is truly an exceptional tour. You'll visit Amubri, Bribri and Cachabri indigenous villages, located about three hours from Almonds and Corals up into the Talamanca mountain range. You'll get to the Sixaola River in our private bus, where you'll transfer by boat to the other side. Our guides will be with you the entire way as you catch the public bus that the indigenous use to reach Amubri. Throughout the bus ride, you'll be able to see the community's daily rhythm of life. You'll see cocoa plantations, bananas, thatched-roof huts, chickens, pigs, and dogs as you observe the basic simplicity of this people's way of life. You'll reach Amubri and then Cachabri after 45 minutes on the road, and at Cachabri you'll be met by an Awa (local medicine man). He will take you to the ousureo, a conical thatch building used for ceremonies, where he'll tell you about the local people's traditions, beliefs, and some rituals they perform. Throughout this tour, your expert guide will translate all this information. Near the ousureo is the orowe, which is another construction used for social gatherings. After this introduction, we'll talk to their botanical garden, and the Awa himself will explain the garden's purpose, and about the many different medicinal plants they have and how they prepare them. On the way back to the village, you'll see the large, flat stone they locals use to grind their grains and you'll hear the fascinating story about bringing this particular one up from the river. You'll return to the orowe for a picnic box lunch. Early in the afternoon, passengers will catch the public bus back to the Sixaola River and then back to Almonds and Corals. On the way back we'll visit the Iguana Project that the Bribri Indians run, as well.
INCLUDES: Transportation with air condition, bilingual tour guide and box lunch.
DURATION: Approximately 8 hours.
WHAT TO BRING: Camera, comfortable clothes and shoes and hat.
IMPORTANT:Children from 4 years old and under are not allowed. Children from 5 years old and up pay as an adult.

With this visit to Cahuita and Puerto Vargas National Park we'll discover the wonders of the Caribbean. The park's main entrance is five kilometers south of Cahuita, a unique town in itself.
Our hike along a path will take us through beautiful tropical scenery where we can stop and observe howler monkeys in the treetops, different types of birds, sloths and raccoons. At times we'll walk close to the beautiful white-sand beaches, where we can seek refreshment and rejuvenation in the Caribbean’s crystalline waters.
At the end of our hike through the national park we'll be surprised by the fascinating traits of Costa Rica's Caribbean region!.
INCLUDES: Transportation with air condition, bilingual guide, equipment such as canoes, life jackets, paddles, mask and flippers, and box lunch
DURATION: 4 hours
WHAT TO BRING: Camera, comfortable clothes and shoes, hat.
IMPORTANT: Children from 4 years old and under are not allowed.

This is a Caribbean-style trip, as most people in the Caribbean area move about on bicycles. We'll leave Almendros y Corales for Manzanillo, a traditional fishing village located 2 km from our starting point. Gorgeous white- and gold-sand beaches will appear along the path, as well as small, picturesque Caribbean homes. Plants and flowers border the path as we find butterflies and different types of animals.
Thanks to the conservation efforts of the Gandoca-Manzanillo Wildlife Refuge, we can find a huge variety of wildlife throughout our trip, including: birds, hawks, toucans, howler monkeys, sloths, raccoons and many more. This refuge houses around 380 different species of birds.
Once we're at the refuge, we'll walk along the beach to the Caribbean Sea's blue waters as we return to Almendros y Corales along the same path. There, we'll charge our batteries with delicious tropical fruits.
INCLUDES:Transportation with air condition, bilingual guide, equipment and fruits.
DURATION:1 and a half hour.
WHAT TO BRING: Camera, comfortable clothes and shoes, hat, suntan lotion.
IMPORTANT:Children from 6 years old and under are not allowed.

If you want to feel the adrenaline rise up inside you, then come and get on The Crazy Monkey Canopy Ride. Experience the jungle from the treetops, soaring through the rainforest canopy via a system of ten platforms interconnected with cables. Because this unique place is where is where the jungle meets the ocean, when you finally reach terra firma again, you'll be on the golden sand of a dreamy Caribbean beach.
Our professional guide will take care of you throughout the trip, keeping your safety as a paramount interest. You'll be privy to magnificent birds-eye views while you're on the platforms and bridges high up in the canopy. This truly is a great opportunity to see the jungle from another perspective, and you'll undoubtedly have the chance to observe wildlife from above. Your guide will point out the different aspects of the forest. While up high, you'll also be able to see a Bribri indigenous village that still lives traditionally in typical thatch buildings. A snack at Almonds and Corals is included.
INCLUDES: Land transportation, bilingual guide, canopy tour and snacks.
DURATION: Approximately 2 hours
WHAT TO BRING: Camera, comfortable clothes, tennis.
IMPORTANT:Children from 4 years old and under are not allowed.Waiver is required.

The adventure of searching for these noble creatures begins when we arrive in the picturesque village of Manzanillo. Here, incredible marine beauty marks the end of Costa Rica's Caribbean coast. A boat will be waiting for us, later moving along the beautiful white-sand coast laced with turquoise waters that house impressive coral reefs.
A half hour later, we'll arrive in Punta Mona, the southernmost point in Costa Rica's Caribbean Sea. Here our boat will slowly navigate, on the lookout for dolphins.
INCLUDES: Transportation with air condition, water transportation, and bilingual guide.
DURATION: 2 and a half hours, approximately.
WHAT TO BRING: Camera, comfortable clothes and shoes, sandals, suntan lotion, and hat.
IMPORTANT:Children from 4 years old and under are not allowed.Children from 5 years old and up pay as an adult.

The Kekoldi Indigenous Reserve is located in the Talamanca region in the province of Limon, 5 km from Puerto Viejo, near the Panamanian border. An interesting fact is that the highest point is 280 meters above sea level.
We'll take off in the morning for the Kekoldi Indigenous Reserve, where we'll visit the Green Iguana Project. During an interesting walk we'll see the reproductive and growth processes of this particular specie, which just a few years ago was in danger of extinction. The local indigenous decided to protect them by having them reproduce in captivity.
With an excellent vision of environmental conservation of endangered species, we'll return to our trip.

INCLUDES:Transportation with air condition, bilingual guide, and entrance fee
DURATION:1 and a half hour
WHAT TO BRING: Camera, comfortable clothes and shoes, hat.

MPORTANT: Children from 4 years old and under are not allowed. Children from 5 years and up pay as an adult.

We'll take you to Almonds and Corals Lodge, where you'll be briefed on safety and paddling techniques. After you load up your snorkeling gear, you'll paddle to the spectacular region of Manzanillo, just two kilometers from the beach. The Gandoca-Manzanill