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Visting Forest Tilapia in Costa Rica

Tilapia FarmOwned and operated by a local couple, this project is an example of the prosperity of agroecology. This visionary farm serves as a model for successfully balancing the needs of humans living with nature conservation. The tour begins with a presentation to raise tilapia, including the

various stages of production. It runs through the organic tropical fruit orchards and fields of pineapple, banana, papaya, melon, sugar cane and cassava. We then visited natural corridors of the property, where gardens groomed trails leading through a lowland tropical forest scenic. The tour ends with an offering to try some of the products of the farm, which vary by season and served in the shade of a huge Kapok tree.



Costa Rica Tours Chocolate Farm Finca Kobo

This Chocolate Tour Costa Rica is an excellent complement to our visit to the forest provides a careful review of agricultural practices in the region. Featured is one of our most important native trees ... Chocolate! Due to the abundance of fruit trees, abundant wildlife, including toucans and other colorful birds frugiverous (eat fruit) and sometimes squirrels and white-faced monkeys. To compare experimental agricultural techniques developed in the farm, the tour starts with a walk through a traditional cocoa plantation. After a short walk through the valley of the jungle that Kobo experimental organic cacao, we learn new farming methods. We went through an experimental farming area, including downtown amedicinal. The tour ends with a supply of fresh fruit on the farm, with black chocolate sauce for dipping and glorious baked bananas. Closed shoes are required for hiking.

Miramar Canopy Zip-line on great Activity in Costa Rica Tours

Once limited to the field of scientific research, canopy exploration is becoming one of the fastest growing and borders the most wanted tourist forest. Now we are proud to offer one of the best and safest canopy tours in Costa Rica. The ideal size of the page, an area of ​​17 hectares of virgin forest, called Miramar or "sea", referring to its stunning views of the Golfo Dulce and the surrounding jungle. Platforms are strung along nearly a mile of trees that reach a height of 138ft. Although this trip is really an adventure art equipment offers maximum security. In addition, the guides are very knowledgeable and skilled, not only in technical and safety issues, but also the natural wonders that can be found in this exciting journey through the roof of the jungle. Unlike waterfall climbing and other activities of the cords of the rack is relatively easy, and therefore, suitable for children and mature travelers. Half day



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