Over the past years we have converted our land into an eco-paradise
Our Family Jimenez Salazar has developed a farm, which works sustainably with nature for over 20 years without any use of agrochemicals. You will have the opportunity to experience all kinds of ornamental and medicinal plants, orchids, fruit trees, as well as bird watching, sloths, frogs, butterflies and their extraordinary beauty. Learning from the expertise of our local guides, who will teach you the reason for each element of nature and its life cycle, so as to survive on the environment in a sustainable manner
Sloth Adventure in the Rainforests
Our aim is to create a sustainable and viable approach to organic farming and protection of Natural resources, which safe guards and promotes nature in its natural and most healthy form. We promote zero chemical use as a needed alternative and seek to continually develop our land and project responsibly. In short we have a beautiful thriving tropical farm nestled into the valley of two volcanoes in the rain forest. We are interested in conserving the environment and the natural habitat of our animals and plants. During the tour, you will also learn about our methods and efforts to sustain these natural environments, encourage re-growth and promote organic farming and protection of Natural resources, which safe guards and promotes nature in its natural and most healthy form. As a result through our work we have created a heaven for the sloth and their reproduction. In Our tour you will be taken on an inspiring and educational walk, showcasing natural wonders such as tropical plants and flowers, birds, frogs, snakes, monkeys, insects and many more animals that inhabit our farm. You will see and learn about the life cycle of butterflies, and learn everything about the sloth life and metabolism. During the tour, you will also learn about our methods and efforts to sustain these natural environments, encourage re-growth and promote organic farming
Come and enjoy the auntentica Costa Rica in the community ofBijagua of Upala in the rainforest of northern Costa Rica.
