Puntarenas (Spanish pronunciation: [puntaˈɾenas]) is a province of Costa Rica. It is located in the western part of the country, covering most of Costa Rica's Pacific Ocean coast, and it is the largest province in Costa Rica. Clockwise from the northwest it borders on the provinces Guanacaste, Alajuela, San José and Limón, and the neighbouring country of Panama.
Restaurants in Province of Puntarenas
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Horse back riding tours Our horse riding tours run along the beach or through the mountains of Cabo Blanco, Mal Pais, Santa Teresa or Montezuma. A special event is a ride at sunset or during full moon! Horse back riding tours can be booked for a few hours or several days. Hores riding school: professional riding lessons in dressage and western riding. In addition, we are a unique meeting place for riders, horse lovers and children. Our riding club for children and youngsters is unique in Costa Rica and we have a lot of fun and joy together. The kids learn how to ride a horse and the right contact with horses. In the holidays we organise camps for children as well as riding holidays.
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We are a local family farm, we do home made traditional chocolat and we share all about our culture, traditions, fruit trees, cultivations, animal farm and more !!!
This was a wonderful tour given by a beautiful Costa Rican family who share their chocolate farm experience directly with you. They let you and your kids participate as much as you want in the whole chocolate making experience. The guide Herman was very knowledgeable about native plants that he grows on his farm and their various uses and you get to sample many along the way. If you visit the Osa peninsula I highly recommend you visit this family and support their tour! Covid has hurt many families like this in Costa Rica who depend on ecotourism and I recommend you support a beautiful family like this over some ecotourism corporation.
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Come visit Rancho Quemado, located in the heart of the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica! Here you will find an inviting and friendly rural community offering a wide range of activities allowing you to relax and enjoy your vacation here in Costa Rica. We are committed to sustainable rural tourism aimed at improving the quality of life for our residents.
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The Hidden Valley Permaculture Farm is located at the Monteverde Inn and is fully integrated with the Escondido Preserve. This tour provides some wonderful insights into practical techniques for achieving sustainability. It is interesting, educational and very encouraging to see how they are addressing the challenge of maintaining a comfortable hotel environment while reducing the impact on the natural environment. Obviously there's much more to the story than can be described in a short review and I can only say that we found the afternoon fascinating. I believe they may be considering some educational programs and, based on this tour, we'd certainly consider making a special trip if they do!!
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Horseback riding tour in our 33 hectare farm, where you can see mountain landscapes, farm animals and exotics such as white-faced monkeys, morphos butterflies and birds.
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Welcome! We are a family who are dedicated to protect the bee habitat of the native stingless bees and the production of 100% natural honey from the bee Apis mellifera. We offer fun and educational bee tour in the natural reserve Tocori. The tour includes guide, entrance in the natural reserve, all equipment needed, lunch and transportation. Welcome!
5.0 based on 32 reviews
We are a 100-acre (40ha) tropical agritourism farm located in the foothills of the jungle northeast of Quepos with horses, chickens, dogs, and a cat. There is a combination of beautiful waterfalls, swimming holes, fruit trees, and wildlife on our property with a total of approximately 5km of trails in the jungle. We offer hiking/walking tours on our farm and in the jungle, horseback-riding, and accommodations. Reservations are required.
This place just blew us away! We will be booking the guest house here when we return to Costa Rica. There is not enough to say about the tranquility of the beautiful farm. Walks were perfect (we’re not hikers) but you can do many trails if you like. Food was fantastic and quite a spread. The owner himself welcomes you and is extremely well knowledgeable about the plants trees that grow around the gorgeous 100 acres. Swimming holes were a blast and extremely refreshing and I haven’t even begun to tell you about the animals; what lucky critters. We were escorted by puppies and a tiny deer as the owner showed us around the trail and farm. 2 Horses on property, chickens, ducks, sheep, kitty, and of course the puppies which love throwing sticks and tennis balls and enjoy swimming with you in the many swimming holes with waterfalls and brooks. We had come here with 1 teenager and knew the 2 things we were going to do, this was 3rd on our list and was something we were to do if we had possible time. I wish we had done this first! At first I thought the tickets were a little high and thought we would do the self-guided tour and I’m soooo glad we did the guided with the owner! They definitely weren’t charging enough! This was our favorite and well worth every penny. It wasn’t busy, just us with the owner and we probably overstayed our welcome lol 6.5 hrs. Excellent and a must do!
4.5 based on 136 reviews
Our family wakes up early at the warmth of the wooden stove, we gather to plan the day around the flavor of handmade tortillas. We grew up at the shade of the great ficus and enjoys the songs of the free birds and the mischievous monkeys, cultivate life and food to help us survive in an economy in which money has value, but we have the certain that it is not all !!! We are a local family and our job is to share the life philosophy that we got as a heritage, communion with the great diversity in which we have the opportunity of walking up, working on the conservation of the forest and offering visitors the unforgettable experience of nature image, walking through our different trails you will encounter a transition forest a bridge between The Cloud Forest and the Dry Forest; with an abundance of endemic and fruit bearing trees in the area that make it suitable birds watching, wildlife observation and wide array flora that characterizes the area. You will be surprised by two beautiful waterfalls, panoramic views, coffee and banana plantations grown in harmony with the rich biodiversity of 48 hectares of protected area. In our quest to conserve the forest we are part of the Biological Corridor Bellbird, planting and giving maintenance to about 1,000 trees per year, this association's project to reforest the corridor where they nest and eat these beautiful birds. Bellbird Association
It doesn’t come up when you look for cooking classes in the area but I’m glad I stumbled upon it anyways! Christopher, whose love of coffee is epic and made us wish we did his coffee tour, was a friendly face as we walked through making three Costa Rican dishes. Everything was well-prepared but also hands on and delicious. I’ve brought back home some of the ingredients so that I can make it for myself again, and soon! It was a warm and welcoming atmosphere, made intimate because we were the only students of the day. Highly recommended!!
4.5 based on 306 reviews
Half way between the town of Santa Elena and the Santa Elena Preserve the Sky Walk is located: This complex use trails, suspension bridges for a more tranquil introduction to the ecology and natives of the forest canopy, constructed within the cloud forest. It allows a vision of the forest from a different perspective which starts with a walk on the ground taking you up to explore the treetops, a hardly discovered habitat, called the “canopy” with a naturalist guide. Also discover the night wildlife at our Sky Walk Night Tour.
This is the trip we had been looking forward to the most The pick up time was 7am and the journey was long over the mountains with spectacular views First stop was to a coffee farm very interesting and informative with plenty of different flavors to try on to the humming bird gardens and a chance to see the beauty of these birds all around you The sky walk is truly amazing and i am scared of heights there are 8 bridges over the forest below the views are spectacular with a guide who was very informative about his country overall a great day and worth every penny
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