Punta Uva Kayaking
Glide along a calm jungle river, scan the branches for sloths, then climb to a viewpoint over the Southern Caribbean.
Culture
Cacao has deep roots in the traditions of Costa Rica's Indigenous communities. This five-hour tour, from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm with transportation included, takes you from Puerto Viejo de Talamanca, Limón, into an Indigenous reserve to learn how cacao is grown and why it matters, and ends at a waterfall.
Prices as listed in our current tour book, in US dollars. Our team confirms the final price (per person or per group, and taxes) when you request.
Walking through the lush reserve with a bilingual guide, you discover the traditional cacao culture of Costa Rica's Indigenous communities: how cacao is grown, and the history and cultural meaning it carries.
This is an experience to take part in, not just to watch. Hands-on activities bring the traditions to life, and fruit and cookies keep you going along the way. It brings together local tradition, nature and genuine learning in a single morning.
The tour ends with a refreshing visit to a beautiful waterfall. Transportation, entrance fees and your bilingual guide are all included.
Our team confirms pick-up, timing and details when you request.
Glide along a calm jungle river, scan the branches for sloths, then climb to a viewpoint over the Southern Caribbean.
Skim the refuge coastline from Manzanillo to Punta Mona, a secluded beach that no road reaches.
Six to seven kilometers of refuge trail, beach after beach, three ocean viewpoints and a boat ride home.