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Restaurante Sunrise Tortuguero
Limón Province, Tortuguero, Costa Rica
La Taberna TORTUGERA Unterkunft in der Nähe.
GFQW+RC9, Limón Province, Roxana, Costa Rica
Restaurante Mi Niño
70205 Limon Pococi, Costa Rica
Taylor's Place Tortuguero Costa Rica
Limón Province, Pococí, 70206, Costa Rica
El Patio de Tortuguero
GFRW+JJV, Limón, Pococí, Costa Rica
Soda D'Leite
70205 Limón Tortuguero, 70205, Costa Rica
Tutti's Pizzeria Y Restaurante
Costado este del colegio de Tortuguero, Limón, Tortuguero, 70206, Costa Rica
El Muellecito
Limón Province, Roxana, Costa Rica
Soda La Culebra
GFRW+7GX, Costado sur del Embarcadero El AlmendroTortuguero,, Limón Province, Roxana, Costa Rica
The Big Bamboo Pizzería Y Restaurante
70206, Limón, Tortuguero, Costa Rica
Nearby local services
Tortuguero
Sea Turtle Conservancy Visitor's Center
Marcador 28 400 metros al norte de la escuela Barra del Tortuguero Limón Tortuguero, 70206, Costa Rica
Nearby hotels
Hotel Serendipity Tortuguero Adults Only
1809 Playa, Limón Province, Tortuguero, 70206, Costa Rica
Hostal y Cabinas Tortuguero
Río Tortuguero, Limón Province, Pococí, 70205, Costa Rica
Cabinas Meryscar
Del Centro de salud 200 metros sur, Limón, Tortuguero, 70206, Costa Rica
Aracari Garden
GFRW+7XP, Limón Province, Roxana, Costa Rica
El Icaco
200 mts sur plaza de deportes, Limón, Tortuguero, 70201, Costa Rica
Tortuguero Natural B&B
contigo a la iglesia adventista a 200 mts este de Cabinas Mis Miriam 2 Limón Tortuguero, 70205, Costa Rica
Carey Lodging
GFQX+C7Q 15mts southeast Tortuguero's High School, Limón Province, Tortuguero, 70206, Costa Rica
Hôtel Don Quichotte
Tortuguero Village, 70101, Costa Rica
Cabinas Balcon del Mar Tortuguero
Tortuguero Limón 100 metros Norte del tanque del agua, 50309, Costa Rica
Hotel El Deseo Serendipity
1 Beach Front Street, Limón, Tortuguero, 70206, Costa Rica
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Casa Cecropia
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Casa Cecropia

Tortuguero village, Next to the entrance to the National Park, Limón, Costa Rica
5.0(37)
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Family friendly
attractions: , restaurants: Restaurante Sunrise Tortuguero, La Taberna TORTUGERA Unterkunft in der Nähe., Restaurante Mi Niño, Taylor's Place Tortuguero Costa Rica, El Patio de Tortuguero, Soda D'Leite, Tutti's Pizzeria Y Restaurante, El Muellecito, Soda La Culebra, The Big Bamboo Pizzería Y Restaurante, local businesses: Tortuguero, Sea Turtle Conservancy Visitor's Center
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+506 2709 8196
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casacecropia.com

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Nearby restaurants of Casa Cecropia

Restaurante Sunrise Tortuguero

La Taberna TORTUGERA Unterkunft in der Nähe.

Restaurante Mi Niño

Taylor's Place Tortuguero Costa Rica

El Patio de Tortuguero

Soda D'Leite

Tutti's Pizzeria Y Restaurante

El Muellecito

Soda La Culebra

The Big Bamboo Pizzería Y Restaurante

Restaurante Sunrise Tortuguero

Restaurante Sunrise Tortuguero

3.9

(97)

Open until 10:00 PM
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La Taberna TORTUGERA Unterkunft in der Nähe.

La Taberna TORTUGERA Unterkunft in der Nähe.

3.7

(86)

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Restaurante Mi Niño

Restaurante Mi Niño

4.6

(332)

Open until 9:00 PM
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Taylor's Place Tortuguero Costa Rica

Taylor's Place Tortuguero Costa Rica

4.7

(104)

Closed
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Nearby local services of Casa Cecropia

Tortuguero

Sea Turtle Conservancy Visitor's Center

Tortuguero

Tortuguero

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Sea Turtle Conservancy Visitor's Center

Sea Turtle Conservancy Visitor's Center

4.5

(206)

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Greta OhldinGreta Ohldin
Chocolate tour This was the highlight of the day to say the least! 20/10 Super interesting and engaging and above all exciting to be able to make and flavor your own chocolate to take with you. I had the tour with just 2 others so it was very intimate and personal which was nice. But I really think that it would also go just as well with several as there was plenty of space in the room. We felt very welcomed by the owners Rafael and Claire. And it felt as if you were invited to a nice home full of friends.☺️ We started the tour outdoors where we learned about the cocoa trees and fruits. Then we picked one of the ripe fruits straight from the branch! If you're worried about missing out on wildlife when you're in Tortugue by doing this kind of tour, DON’T BE. The animals are everywhere and Casa Cecropia is right at the entrance to the national park. We were pleasantly surprised when a group of spider monkeys passed by just above. They even tried to steal our cocoa fruit before we had picked it! Apparently, this is not uncommon for them to visit and look for something yummy to eat in the afternoon.🤣 The tour then continued indoors and we learned more about the importance of cocoa for the native people of Costa Rica. We also got to taste the raw cocoa fruit, which was very exciting and tasty. If you are like me this may well be the ONLY CHANCE you get to try kakao fruit, especially straight from the tree! We also got to taste traditional cocoa drink with the same spices that were used by the natives. At the same time as this, Rafael had begun to roast the dried cocoa beans and the room was filled with the lovely smell of chocolate. We then had to peel the beans while we enjoyed pieces of various flavored chocolates that had been prepared for the tour so we would know what to flavor our own chocolate with. Then we had to grind the beans and finally add sugar, and if you wanted spices, for example cinnamon, vanilla and chilli to name a few. Then you got take your creation with you in a nice little container. The perfect souvenir if you ask me. Or the ideal snack on the go if you can't contain yourself.😉
Frank AndermannFrank Andermann
We had an awesome canoe trip with Rafael today. We found him by an internet research. Rafael is a very kind and pleasant person with great experience and knowledge about wildlife and plants. We had a very interesting conversation about the history of Central America as well. The boat trip lasted 3h and at a cost of $30. The best is, that the little boat is propelled electrically or by paddle, so no bothering noise, only the pure sound of mother nature. As it’s so small and electrified, Rafael is able to go into very small Chanel’s bigger boats cannot. Plus we were alone. The max capacity would be only 5 persons. We really enjoyed this tour and would highly recommend it. Thank you very much Raphael for this fantastic morning trip and all your knowledge shared with us.
Marlon MeierMarlon Meier
Amazing tour! Rafael really explains the whole process of how the beans are harvested to how the chocolate is made. We got to taste how the chocolate was prepared in Mesoamerica and also how the Spanish changed up the recipe after they travelled there. We also got to visit their garden which has a lot of different plants that are important to the process of making the chocolate. We even saw quite a few spider monkeys as they came to the garden to look for food. Overall it was a very interesting and pleasant experience that was definitely worth it!
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Chocolate tour This was the highlight of the day to say the least! 20/10 Super interesting and engaging and above all exciting to be able to make and flavor your own chocolate to take with you. I had the tour with just 2 others so it was very intimate and personal which was nice. But I really think that it would also go just as well with several as there was plenty of space in the room. We felt very welcomed by the owners Rafael and Claire. And it felt as if you were invited to a nice home full of friends.☺️ We started the tour outdoors where we learned about the cocoa trees and fruits. Then we picked one of the ripe fruits straight from the branch! If you're worried about missing out on wildlife when you're in Tortugue by doing this kind of tour, DON’T BE. The animals are everywhere and Casa Cecropia is right at the entrance to the national park. We were pleasantly surprised when a group of spider monkeys passed by just above. They even tried to steal our cocoa fruit before we had picked it! Apparently, this is not uncommon for them to visit and look for something yummy to eat in the afternoon.🤣 The tour then continued indoors and we learned more about the importance of cocoa for the native people of Costa Rica. We also got to taste the raw cocoa fruit, which was very exciting and tasty. If you are like me this may well be the ONLY CHANCE you get to try kakao fruit, especially straight from the tree! We also got to taste traditional cocoa drink with the same spices that were used by the natives. At the same time as this, Rafael had begun to roast the dried cocoa beans and the room was filled with the lovely smell of chocolate. We then had to peel the beans while we enjoyed pieces of various flavored chocolates that had been prepared for the tour so we would know what to flavor our own chocolate with. Then we had to grind the beans and finally add sugar, and if you wanted spices, for example cinnamon, vanilla and chilli to name a few. Then you got take your creation with you in a nice little container. The perfect souvenir if you ask me. Or the ideal snack on the go if you can't contain yourself.😉
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We had an awesome canoe trip with Rafael today. We found him by an internet research. Rafael is a very kind and pleasant person with great experience and knowledge about wildlife and plants. We had a very interesting conversation about the history of Central America as well. The boat trip lasted 3h and at a cost of $30. The best is, that the little boat is propelled electrically or by paddle, so no bothering noise, only the pure sound of mother nature. As it’s so small and electrified, Rafael is able to go into very small Chanel’s bigger boats cannot. Plus we were alone. The max capacity would be only 5 persons. We really enjoyed this tour and would highly recommend it. Thank you very much Raphael for this fantastic morning trip and all your knowledge shared with us.
Frank Andermann

Frank Andermann

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Amazing tour! Rafael really explains the whole process of how the beans are harvested to how the chocolate is made. We got to taste how the chocolate was prepared in Mesoamerica and also how the Spanish changed up the recipe after they travelled there. We also got to visit their garden which has a lot of different plants that are important to the process of making the chocolate. We even saw quite a few spider monkeys as they came to the garden to look for food. Overall it was a very interesting and pleasant experience that was definitely worth it!
Marlon Meier

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5.0
1y

Chocolate tour This was the highlight of the day to say the least! 20/10 Super interesting and engaging and above all exciting to be able to make and flavor your own chocolate to take with you. I had the tour with just 2 others so it was very intimate and personal which was nice. But I really think that it would also go just as well with several as there was plenty of space in the room. We felt very welcomed by the owners Rafael and Claire. And it felt as if you were invited to a nice home full of friends.☺️

We started the tour outdoors where we learned about the cocoa trees and fruits. Then we picked one of the ripe fruits straight from the branch!

If you're worried about missing out on wildlife when you're in Tortugue by doing this kind of tour, DON’T BE. The animals are everywhere and Casa Cecropia is right at the entrance to the national park. We were pleasantly surprised when a group of spider monkeys passed by just above. They even tried to steal our cocoa fruit before we had picked it! Apparently, this is not uncommon for them to visit and look for something yummy to eat in the afternoon.🤣

The tour then continued indoors and we learned more about the importance of cocoa for the native people of Costa Rica. We also got to taste the raw cocoa fruit, which was very exciting and tasty. If you are like me this may well be the ONLY CHANCE you get to try kakao fruit, especially straight from the tree!

We also got to taste traditional cocoa drink with the same spices that were used by the natives. At the same time as this, Rafael had begun to roast the dried cocoa beans and the room was filled with the lovely smell of chocolate. We then had to peel the beans while we enjoyed pieces of various flavored chocolates that had been prepared for the tour so we would know what to flavor our own chocolate with. Then we had to grind the beans and finally add sugar, and if you wanted spices, for example cinnamon, vanilla and chilli to name a few. Then you got take your creation with you in a nice little container. The perfect souvenir if you ask me. Or the ideal snack on the go if you can't...

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5.0
2y

We had an awesome canoe trip with Rafael today. We found him by an internet research. Rafael is a very kind and pleasant person with great experience and knowledge about wildlife and plants. We had a very interesting conversation about the history of Central America as well. The boat trip lasted 3h and at a cost of $30. The best is, that the little boat is propelled electrically or by paddle, so no bothering noise, only the pure sound of mother nature. As it’s so small and electrified, Rafael is able to go into very small Chanel’s bigger boats cannot. Plus we were alone. The max capacity would be only 5 persons. We really enjoyed this tour and would highly recommend it. Thank you very much Raphael for this fantastic morning trip and all your knowledge...

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5.0
3y

We did a boat tour with Rafael in the waters of Tortuguero and it was truly a splendid experience! Rafael first came to Tortuguero more than 30 years to do research in the rainforest, his knowledge about the plant and wildlife of this nature reserve is incredible.

During the boat tour he was incredibly skilled at spotting wildlife, he would take us up close to the animals without disturbing them in his little silent electric boat. We saw so many animals that my mind was blown!

Tortuguero is an amazing national park by itself, but Rafael's way of giving a tour really made the experience next level. Listening him speak about the flora and fauna, it felt like listening to Costa Rica's own David...

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