City Tour: National Theater	City Tour: History	El Pueblo: Culture	San Jose Nightlife	Butterfly Farm and Coffee Tour
Butterfly Farm and Coffee Tour	Guayabo: Arqueology

San Jose City Tour

Observe San Jose main attractions, including the National Theater, the National Museum, known for its pre-Columbian collection of objects, including gold pendants, stone carving and ceramic works and some of the megalithic spheres of Rio Terraba. We will stop at the Casona in Downtown San Jose for  you to visit exquisite craft shops. Duration: Price per person $40.00 (entrance fees included) RESERVATIONS

El Pueblo Antiguo  Tour

At El Pueblo Theme Park, you will appreciate the different constructions which highlight the various architectural styles found in Costa Rica between 1880 and 1930. There is theatrical presentation that combines live actors, oxcarts, horses, cattle, train, horse-driven carriages, boats, live music, folkloric dances allusive to country history. Price per person $40 (lunch included). RESERVATIONS

San Jose Nightlife

In San Jose, you can find classical symphonies, theaters, cinemas, concerts, discos, and fine restaurants. Experience the "ticos" hospitality in el Pueblo. El Pueblo is a shopping mall with colonial style. At night , its fine restaurants, bohemian bars and clubs will make your night unforgettable. In our tour to el Pueblo Mall, you will enjoy the "tico" lifestyle and nightlife. Price per person $45 (diner and entrances included) RESERVATIONS

Coffee Tour and Butterfly Farm

Coffee came to Costa Rica in the last decade of the eighteenth century and By 1823, Costa Rica was already exporting quality coffee. Come and experience the production of this world class and famous coffee. At the end of this tour, you will have a better understanding of the important of coffee to the Costa Rican Economy. We will also visit the Butterfly Farm. Learn and enjoy thousands of magnificent butterflies. Price per person $60 (entrance included).RESERVATIONS

Guayabo National  Monument

Guayabo National Monument is Costa Rica's most important archaeological site. Archaeologists believe that the site was inhabited from 1500 B.C. till about 1400 AD. Visitors can see parts of ancient roadways, aqueducts, pools, tombs and the foundations of homes. The surrounding forest is full of birds, especially oropendolas, whose woven nests can be seen hanging in  colonies from the branches of larger trees. Price per Person $78 (Lunch included).