The transfers were punctual and entertaining. The outward journey with an open pickup truck was very good, so you felt right in the middle and could see and observe a lot. First there was ziplining, the organization was really good here. Despite the large number of people, everything went very quickly and the action was well organized. It was really a lot of fun. Then there was a short tour that was okay. The Monkeyland was the icing on the cake. Of course it is some kind of tourist fun, but it was well organized and the monkeys seem to be doing quite well in this reserve. Ultimately, it is an absolutely recommendable tour.

All in all, great fun. Even if you are skeptical at first because the monkeys are kept in a cage, they still have a lot of space. It is a great experience to see the super cute monkeys jumping around on you, constantly greedy for the food;) The guides are very humorous and round off the matter. However, I found the Coconuthouse less interesting. Little learned and nothing seen of the plantations, as expected.

Just wow !! Starting with the zipline: short introduction (safety briefing) and then we started, 12 really good lanes, we were busy for about 2 hours. Then we went to the Coconuthouse: for many supposedly a pure sales event, but it wasn't like that, there were delicious mangoes (straight from the tree), short stories about the production of various products and at the end you could buy organic products. You could also get some snacks (fruit, empanadas and coffee / cocoa). Then it went to the highlight: Monkeyland, cute little monkeys that are kept and fed in a controlled manner in an enclosure. There was a lot of excitement because the monkeys are completely free and jump around on you and eat out of your hand. Great pictures could be made :) again at any time !!