Drive to a small Indigenous community this morning, saying your goodbyes to Manuel Antonio. The Terraba (or Teribe), are an Indigenous group with a rich cultural heritage. Located on approximately 34.7 sq mi (9000 ha) along the Terraba River, they have survived off the land for more than 500 years. The community consider themselves matriarchal and women are the teachers, responsible for passing information down through the generations. Here, you’ll learn how to paint your own wooden mask, before sharing a local home-cooked lunch with the villagers. This afternoon, travel by private vehicle to your mountain lodge on the edge of Quetzales National Park. Situated in the misty Talamanca Mountains, this remote cloud forest sanctuary serves as your restorative counterpoint to Costa Rica's busier regions. This hidden valley offers genuine solitude and the chance to recharge surrounded by untouched wilderness. After checking in, join your group for an included dinner at the lodge's restaurant.