Discover the imposing Irazú Volcano, the highest active volcano in Costa Rica, on a complete and safe tour accompanied by an expert guide. Just 1 hour from San Jose, this colossus rises to 3,432 meters above sea level, offering unique landscapes and the opportunity to live an unforgettable experience. Our expert guide will share fascinating facts about the volcano’s geography, history and curiosities as we tour the National Park. We will reach the main crater, where you can admire its turquoise lagoon and fumaroles, and you will have time to take spectacular photographs. Then, you’ll enjoy free time to explore Playa Negra, a stunning volcanic formation, and if you want, you can take an optional little hike to the highest area to appreciate incomparable views of the Central Valley and even, on a clear day, both oceans at once. Access is easy and the tour is designed for all types of travelers.

We will continue towards the wonderful and scenic Orosí Valley, surrounded by beautiful mountains, diversity of crops such as coffee, sugar cane, among others, which was one of the important establishments during the colonial era, being this witness of various historical events carried out by attacks of pirates, earthquakes, floods, as well as the transcendence of the Franciscan orders entrusted with the evangelization process and pioneers in the erection of the first Catholic temples in the country. On this tour we will visit the viewpoint of the Orosi Valley, a place that will fill you with peace, good energy and beautiful views, with many places in the park to rest for a while and connect with this wonderful place.

The Ruins of Ujarrás has the vestiges of a colonial church in Costa Rica. This church of lime and stone was short, and its roof was made of clay tiles. The Ruins of Ujarrás, is the only thing that remains of the first church built in Costa Rica during the 17th century, and they are appreciated as a reliquary from the colonial era. A place of great importance since it was a settlement of the Huetar indigenous people, it was abandoned in 1833. The indigenous population of Ujarrás became extinct at the beginning of the 18th century, so it became a mestizo town. Florencio del Castillo, who was President of the Cortes of Cádiz, was born there. Thanks to his efforts, Ujarrás was erected as a town in 1813. Due to several fever epidemics, the town of Ujarrás was abandoned between 1832 and 1833, and its neighbors moved to the territory known as Llanos de Santa Lucía, today Paraíso.

We will enjoy a delicious lunch at the Casona Del Cafetal Restaurant, located on a beautiful property overlooking the great Cachí Lake, at this stop we can walk along the property's trails and enjoy the wonderful trails that will take us to see the plantations. of coffee and different perspectives of the lake. This lake is artificial, made by the National Institute of Electricity and in order to supply hydroelectric energy to the community of Cartago.