The Bribri Indigenous Territory Tour is a great way to spend the day experiencing the richness of the Pre Columbian culture of Costa Rica. Enjoy a cultural, anthropological and natural immersion in the Watsi Bribri Community in the Talamanca Mountains foothills.

After a morning pick up at your hotel in or near Cahuita, the tour begins with a hike in the rainforest which leads to a waterfall.

Enjoy the tropical flora and have the opportunity to see red frogs and maybe other inhabitants while you relax and enjoy a refreshing swim in the natural pool.

Afterwards visit a medicinal plants garden to learn about the indigenous natural treatments and healing powers of the plants, trees, roots, leafs and bark, accompanied by the medicine man or lady.

Last but not least, you will meet a traditional Bribri family of five generations to learn about their way of life, their heritage and resources for farming, cooking, healing, building and hunting using organic materials found in the surrounding forest.

After crossing a hanging bridge and walking through a cacao plantation, you will reach the house of the family.

Try your hand at the ancestral process of manufacturing organic chocolate using Pre Colombian tools passed down from generation to generation.

Taste about 5 different chocolates and learn something about the medicinal plants and their use.

Enjoy a hunting demonstration with typical bow and arrows with a Bribri local.

A typical Bribri lunch served in a banana leaf and shared with the family completes this indigenous experience.

This Snorkelling and Hiking Tour is an ecological and biological combination to make the most of Cahuita National Park - both its marine biology and rainforest flora and fauna. Enjoy snorkelling the reefs of Cahuita and hike with a Cahuita native guide.

1067 hectares of protected rainforest and 600 hectares of coral reef form part of the Cahuita National Park ecosystem, the only National Park in Costa Rica to rely on visitor donations.

Firstly today, explore the coral reef which hosts over 240 marine species including tropical fish, mollusks, nurse sharks, lobsters, sting rays, barracudas, lion fish and more. Snorkelling is accompanied by professional guides.

After snorkelling, stop at Punta Cahuita for a rest and to view the scenery while enjoying some fruit and water before going for the hike.

Your guide, a Cahuita native and naturalist, will take the time to explain the natural healing virtues of various plants and share his knowledge of the wildlife along the trail through the tropical forest and along Playa Blanca (White Sand Beach).

You may see and hear a variety of fauna along the hike such as Howler and Capuchin monkeys, Two-Fingered and Three-Fingered sloths, a variety of snakes, lizards, iguanas, raccoons, birds and crabs.

Watch out for the yellow eyelash viper, a beautiful colourful but venomous snake, and the Capuchin monkeys who have no problem snatching people's bags in search of food.

Finally arrive at the park's entrance and transfer back to your hotel.