Join the people of the Quebrada Arroyo community in their private, off the beaten path nature reserve. You'll cross over the longest canopy walkway in the region next to a cascading waterfall and explore walking trails that take you to the marvelous Los Chorros falls and natural springs, and the lookout point with great views of the beaches south of Manuel Antonio. Spend the night in their comfortable rural lodge and enjoy being truly immersed in Costa Rican nature.
Arrival at the Los Campesinos Reserve. Introduction to Quebrada Arroyo village and the Vanilla Association. Typical lunch prepared in wood stove. Walk on the Poza de Olivo Trail (600 m length - 1 hour), crossing a suspended bridge over the Los Chorros Waterfalls. Swim in the Olivo pools. Typical dinner with story telling from Quebrada Arroyo. Night at the Los Campesinos Reserve.
Overnight at the Los Campesinos Reserve.
At 5:30 a.m., before breakfast, walk on the Mirador El Pacifico Trail (3.600 meters – approximately 2.5 hours) during which your local guide will show you the forest from the campesino point of view. Hike to Mirador El Pacífico, cross a forested gorge in the aerial tram. You will be served a delicious cup of coffee and homemade bread, while observing the beautiful view of the Pacific coast. Then you will have free time for hiking on the Los Chorros trail and swimming in the waterfall pools! Flexible departure to your next destination.
This is a great eco-reserve. Victor was incredibly knowledgable and I loved the story about how this eco-reserve came into being. It's great to support the local communities who preserve such beauty. Accomodations basic but excellent for this type of reserve.
Jo K
Amazing waterfalls, great food, and lovely people. You should be ready to walk around! The road coming is a bit sketchy in the winter and hard to find, but once at the park, you will love it!
Lokshire
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Created by women with 20 years of experience, TRC Viajes designs and operates authentic adventures, offering rural community tourism through responsible and sustainable trips in small communities. Here, visitors get to know the Costa Rican people who are protecting forests, rivers, coastlines, and coral reefs. By traveling with TRC Viajes, you can learn about the work performed by local and indigenous communities in relation to the conservation of enviroment, becoming a responsible traveler, and leaving your mark through promotion of socioeconomic development in rural communities.