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Very social with very classic, somewhat local, somewhat functional character.

Immerse yourself in the vivid traditions of Costa Rica at Tio Leo Coffee, nestled in the lush landscape of Guardia, Guanacaste Province. Watch as locals skillfully crush fresh sugar cane using an old-school wooden press under a rustic, bamboo canopy. This authentic, hands-on experience radiates warmth and joy — a celebration of heritage, rhythm, and community infused with the tropical air. Feel the sun-dappled light, hear the laughter, and breathe in the fresh-cut cane sweetness as you join in this lively and nostalgic moment. This is your perfect gateway to the heart and soul of Costa Rican rural life — where every step, sound, and smile invites you to celebrate culture with genuine connection. Ready to make unforgettable memories in Costa Rica’s serene countryside?

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December to April for dry season and perfect weather

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Most videos filmed May during spring. July is moderate - a good balance of visitors and space.

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December to April for dry season and perfect weather

1–2 hours

Comfortable walking shoes, Hat or cap for sun protection, Camera or smartphone, Reusable water bottle, and Light clothing appropriate for tropical climate

Culture Seekers, Foodies, Couples, Family Travelers, and Curious Wanderers

The nearest airport is Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport (LIR), located approximately 45 minutes by car from Guardia.

Book your stay in charming lodges and eco-resorts scattered across Guanacaste’s countryside close to Guardia.Book a stay →

Enhance your visit with nearby volcano hikes, canopy tours, and pristine beaches along Costa Rica’s Pacific coast.Book a tour →

$50-$100

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