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3 Best La Fortuna Farm Tours

The ones worth booking.

The 3 la fortuna farm tours worth setting a morning aside for. Each one visited and written up plainly, with what you actually do on the farm, the prices, the run times and who runs them.

3 Best La Fortuna Farm Tours

Pura Vida Cooking Class in La Fortuna (From farm to table) - The farm tour at La Finquita Farm: what you learn before you cook
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Pura Vida Cooking Class in La Fortuna (From farm to table)

1.Pura Vida Cooking Class in La Fortuna (From farm to table)

Farm tour and hands-on cooking at La Finquita Farm in La Fortuna. Harvest ingredients, cook gallina achiotada, eat together, take an apron.

Most Popular 5.0

“It is educational and a lot of fun. Really enjoyed learning about the farm and the ingredients that they grow. The cooking portion was entertaining and hands on. All of the staff were really nice and it was an enjoyable morning. Loved getting an apron as a souvenir.”

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Private cooking class in organic farm at La Fortuna - Sugarcane juice with garden plants: the pre-dinner ritual
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Private cooking class in organic farm at La Fortuna

3.Private cooking class in organic farm at La Fortuna

Pick organic ingredients on a La Fortuna farm, learn about medicinal plants, make herbal sugarcane juice, then cook tortillas and a Costa Rican dinner.

5.0

“We really enjoyed this day! Walking through the farm and learning about the vast number of things they are able to grow here was so much fun. Then we headed inside to cook. I even bought ingredients at home to try to replicate one of the dishes we made. Hubert and his parents were so…”

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Chocolate and Farm Tour with local Tico family - Where to meet your guide (and how to avoid wasting time)
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Chocolate and Farm Tour with local Tico family

4.Chocolate and Farm Tour with local Tico family

A small-group cacao and farm tour near La Fortuna with a Tico family: harvest fresh cacao fruit, taste local drinks, and make chocolate.

5.0

“This was absolutely the high point of our trip! Totally different from the usual crowded tourist manufactured "experiences", this was a real meeting with a local farming family, who took us in as honored guests and shared their love of the earth and of their culture. We didn't jusRead more”

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