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Finca Rio Perla is a 100 hectare (240 acre) farm located along the Rio Perla (Perla River) in the Caribbean Highlands of Costa Rica. Being on the slopes of Turrialba Volcano, with elevation from about 350 to 750 meters (1,000 to 2,250 feet), we have several amazing waterfalls and natural pools, and we are blessed with moderate temperatures, great breezes, wonderful views,beautiful birds and flowers. Activities include hiking, swimming, horseback riding, fishing, farm tours, farm activities (yes, get your hands dirty), cooking, and just relaxing in nature. We also have pleasant lodging and really good food. We offer an authentic Tico experience that everyone can enjoy. Pura Vida! We are about 2 to 2.5 hours from San Jose and the airport, and about 1.5 hours from Limon, 2 hours from Cahuita, and 2.5 hours from Puerto Viejo. We are about 30 minutes from Pocora (and Earth University for Sustainable Development), and 30 minutes from Siquirres (and whitewater rafting on the Pacuare River with Rios Tropicales or Exploradores Outdoors). In addition, we are about 10 minutes from the town of Alegria, that has several mini-supermarkets and other basic shops. There is a major bus station, several large supermarkets, and a new hospital in nearby Siquirres (all within 30-40 minute drive). => Easy access by car and bus/taxi (we can help arrange transport). Finca Rio Perla can help you plan the itinerary and logistics for your visit to/from Finca Rio Perla, along with logistics to other areas of the Caribbean and other parts of Costa Rica. contact us for more details.
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(506) 8997-9463 (Narly), farm: (506) 2765-1896 USA (202) 341-9187 |
 February 2017
Updates from Finca Rio Perla See our Facebook & TripAdvisor links below. Ver nuestra Facebook y TripAdvisor abajo. We are busy maintaining our existing fruit, coffee, cocoa, banana plantain, and other trees --- and planting more. We are also renovating our macadamia trees. We are expanding our infrastructure and capacity for worm compost (lumbri-compost) and homemade foliar sprays. So, we make our own soil and fertilizers.
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