Wake up early and go on a Quetzal watching tour that lasts around three hours. Go in search of the resplendent Quetzal with its iridescent green feathers, its long, graceful tail and right red breast! Free rest of the day. Several optional activities available: hiking, farm tours, adventure park (canopy, zip lining, rappel, etc).

Relax in Tami Lodge.

After breakfast, experience the little travelled back roads of Costa Rica as you travel by 4×4 from the mountains of the Los Santos region all the way to the Pacific region of Costa Rica. This 4-hour incredible journey will have you crossing mountain passes and flowing rivers, allowing you to experience the full range of ecological regions that Costa Rica has to offer. Arrive to Los Campesinos Ecolodge, a community-run lodge offering great rural activities. Free afternoon and evening. 

After breakfast, Don Miguel will be waiting to take us on a walking tour of the farm “Mirador Perla del Pacífico”, 2km away from the lodge. After the tour, we will eat lunch in a cosy dining room with spectacular views of a waterfall in the middle of the forest. In the afternoon, Don Miguel will take us to his medicinal garden and teach you about the plants and their uses. Next he will show you his sugar mill, where you can drink a glass of juice. This excursion is not over until you have walked through the trail that leads to the waterfall where you can swim. Back at the lodge, walk around Quebrada Arroyo town and get acquainted with the school, football field, and the little grocery store of this interesting little village.  In the evening, listen to the stories of the tropical vanilla farmers that live in this region. For dinner, enjoy a typical meal prepared on a wood stove. 

After breakfast, get ready for a 1-hour private transfer to Manuel Antonio, where you can enjoy spectacular beaches and the national park (great for wildlife-watching). End of tour. Optional: We can also arrange a 1.5-hour transfer to Uvita (for Marino Ballena National Park) or a 2.5-hour transfer to Sierpe (for a visit to the amazing Osa Peninsula).