Guanacaste Coffee Tour is a great way to learn about the history, production, and culture of coffee in Costa Rica. The tour begins with a visit to the coffee nursery, where you will learn about the different varieties of coffee beans grown in Costa Rica. You will visit the coffee processing plant to see how the beans are cleaned, roasted, and ground. 

The Guanacaste Coffee Tour takes you on a walk through the coffee plantation to learn about the different stages of coffee cultivation. You can also pick some coffee cherries and taste the fresh coffee beans.  This part of the tour finishes with a coffee tasting, where you will sample different types of coffee from the cooperative. You will also learn how to prepare and enjoy a perfect cup of coffee.  

The Guanacaste Coffee Tour is a great way to learn about Costa Rica’s coffee culture and experience the delicious taste of freshly roasted coffee. The tour lasts approximately 2 hours. The Guanacaste Coffee Tour continues to drive you to the colonial cities of Santa Cruz and Nicoya, where you will visit some of the most representative, ancient, and folkloric cities in Colonial Costa Rica, including Santa Cruz and Nicoya. 

The Guanacaste Coffee Tour continues to the Colonial city of Nicoya, one of the first settlements in Guanacaste, where you visit the ancient Temple of San Blas, constructed in 1644. Nicoya is also one of the cities that decided in 1824 to annex itself to Costa Rica. 

In Santa Cruz, the national folkloric city and ancestral home of the Chorotega Aborigines, you will visit the magnificent church tower built in 1822, the central park, and its representative sculptures that showcase the Guanacaste lifestyle. This city is also well-renowned for its large, typical national festivities and rodeos.