Situated 40 miles east of the city of San Jose, the beautiful Turrialba Valley is irrigated by the pure and wild waters of the Reventazon river. The rains throughout the year create a green collage of primary forests, biological corridors, reforested areas, and extensive plantations of coffee, macadamia and sugar cane, demonstrating a perfect balance between agricultural development and the conservation of the wealth of nature. Activities such as kayaking, white water rafting on the river rapids, and the biological diversity, convert Turrialba into one of the sites most liked by those seeking scientific tourism and adventure.

Hacienda Experience at Tayutic

Tweet It is designed especially for tourists who leave the beaten track in search of a unique experience. At Tayutic, visitors will see the picturesque colonial style church, built in 1880, before learning about conventional and organic agriculture while touring the sugar, coffee and macadamia plantations.