Duration : Half day Departure : 9:00 am What to bring : Rubber shoes with good traction Shorts Insect repellent Small bottle of water Swimwear and towel (for waterfall) Camera Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
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Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage and stunning natural beauty of Costa Rica on this unique tour to the Uatsi Indigenous Reservation. Experience the traditions of the Bribri people, learn about sustainable rainforest practices, and discover the breathtaking scenery of the Caribbean coast. This tour offers a perfect blend of cultural exchange, ecological education, and natural wonder.

  • Bribri Indigenous Family Visit
    • Meet a local Bribri family and learn about their traditions
    • Explore their garden, observing medicinal and food plants
    • Discover the cultural significance of orchids, palms, and exotic flowers
  • Traditional Chocolate-Making Demonstration
    • Witness the entire chocolate-making process from cacao pod to finished product
    • Learn about harvesting, fermenting, drying, roasting, and grinding techniques
    • Sample freshly made chocolate and create your own to take home
  • Sixaola River Stop
    • Visit the natural border between Costa Rica and Panama
    • Observe the biodiversity and ecosystem transitions in this unique area
  • Rainforest Hike and Waterfall
    • Take a short hike through lush rainforest
    • Arrive at a picturesque waterfall for swimming and relaxation
  • Cultural and Ecological Insights
    • Throughout the day, your bilingual guide will share stories about the region's cultural history and ecology
  • Transportation
  • Professional bilingual naturalist guide
  • Fruits and beverages
  • Additional meals or snacks not mentioned
  • Personal expenses or gratuities

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Yes, this tour is family-friendly and can be a great educational experience for children. The chocolate-making demonstration, in particular, is often enjoyed by kids. However, parents should ensure children are comfortable with a short hike.

This tour involves some walking through gardens and a short hike to the waterfall. While it's not strenuous, a basic level of fitness is recommended. The pace is generally relaxed to accommodate all participants.

The chocolate is typically made from pure cacao and is often vegan-friendly. However, if you have specific allergies or dietary concerns, please inform your guide in advance. They can check with the Bribri family to ensure the chocolate-making process meets your dietary needs.