Poas Volcano with Doka Coffee Tour and La Paz Waterfall Garden

Description

To reach the destination it will take about 3 hours, during the transfer our guide will show you the most beautiful places and sights that decorate our Costa Rican landscapes, you will also can learn important topics such as provinces, history, culture, climate, continental division, flora and fauna of the regions.

Once we arrive at the coffee tour we will start with a cold coffee with cinnamon test, once the silk tasting begins the coffee tour, the tour lasts 1 hour 45 minutes, where our clients will have the opportunity to learn about the history of coffee in Costa Rica, cutting process, weight, form of payment to collectors, coffee cutting station, type of coffee, coffee varieties, drying process, toasting process, duration of toasting which is what determines the taste of arabica coffee.

The Poás Volcano is one of the most visited parks in Costa Rica and we are eager to show it in a different way, emphasizing the geological formation of the Central Valley and its surroundings, as well as the importance of the Province of Alajuela and the area. Upon reaching the crater’s edge, you will be very impressed by seeing a crater 1.7 kilometers in diameter and 300 meters deep. This crater enjoys the record of the world’s largest geyser crater. Its sulfur plumes are constantly active and add to the beauty of the landscape.

The cataras de la paz, here our guides are responsible for taking them to the different areas to visit: aviary (toucans, limpets, owls, raptors among others), butterfly garden, monkeys, snakes, wild cats like the jaguar, ocelot, garden of hummingbirds, orchids, bromeliads, frogs and the house coffee, finally the walk in the cloud forest where your eyes can enjoy the best views, do not forget to ask for the white magic waterfall.

We have two options to have lunch either at Freddo Strawberries or at the very doors of peace, the guide always exposes the client to the options.

Departure: 7:00 am

Return: 6:00 pm

Includes:

• Transportation
• Bilingual guide
• Water
• Tickets and entrance fee
• Lunch

What to bring

• Sun cream
• Extra clothes
• Camera
• Rainwear and Jacket