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Dine in a restored 19th‑century house above San José, watch the sunset over the Central Valley and finish the evening with an hour‑long traditional Costa Rican folk dance show. This five‑hour tour includes pickup, dinner and one alcoholic beverage.
Dine in a restored 19th‑century house above San José, watch the sunset over the Central Valley and finish the evening with an hour‑long traditional Costa Rican folk dance show. This five‑hour tour includes pickup, dinner and one alcoholic beverage.
You arrive just as the city exhales for the evening: a late-afternoon sun tips over the ridge, the Central Valley stretches beneath in bands of olive and concrete, and the air cools as the lights begin to prick on.
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Operated by Summer Travel Costa Rica · San José, San José
You arrive just as the city exhales for the evening: a late-afternoon sun tips over the ridge, the Central Valley stretches beneath in bands of olive and concrete, and the air cools as the lights begin to prick on.
Perched on the upper slopes above San José, this dinner-and-dance experience centers on a restored 19th‑century Costa Rican house that serves as restaurant, small museum and gardened terrace. The property occupies one of the city’s higher viewpoints—about a 25‑minute drive from downtown—giving unobstructed views of the valley and a clear line for sunset. The site’s architecture reflects late‑1800s domestic styles common to the Central Valley, and the evening’s folk dance performance traces regional rhythms that developed alongside the nation’s coffee‑era growth.
Geologically the surrounding hills are part of the Central Mountain Range foothills, composed of volcanic soils that feed the lush gardens and attract hummingbirds to the terrace feeders. Culturally the program leans into approachable presentation: a welcome cocktail, a firm‑style Costa Rican dinner (vegetarian options available) and an hour‑long folk dance show that highlights traditional costumes and popular melodies.
Practical guidance: pick up is provided (air‑conditioned vehicle) around 5:00 p.m.; total outing runs about five hours. Bring a light jacket—the elevation cools quickly after sunset—and a camera with low‑light capability for city‑light shots. The venue is wheelchair accessible and family friendly, but space is limited; confirm pickup point and dietary requirements when booking. Arrive ready to enjoy food, view and an immersive cultural set that closes the night on a distinctly Costa Rican note.
easy.
5 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly seated dining with short, flat walks around the property
Pickup is scheduled around 5:00 p.m.; exact hotel or meeting‑point pickup is confirmed after booking.
Yes—the restaurant and transportation options are wheelchair accessible and the property has flat, hard surfaces in main areas.
One alcoholic beverage is included per person; non‑alcoholic drinks and additional beverages are available for purchase.
Yes—vegetarian, vegan and common dietary restrictions can be accommodated if you notify the operator when booking.
The restaurant occupies a restored late‑19th‑century domestic house, reflecting the Central Valley’s growth during Costa Rica’s coffee economy; folk dances performed here draw on regional traditions that developed alongside that era.
The venue emphasizes local sourcing and low‑impact garden management; visitors can reduce their footprint by minimizing single‑use plastics and supporting the on‑site museum and gardens.
Summer Travel Costa Rica operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You arrive just as the city exhales for the evening: a late-afternoon sun tips over the ridge, the Central Valley stretches beneath in bands of olive and concrete, and the air cools as the lights begin to prick on.
You arrive just as the city exhales for the evening: a late-afternoon sun tips over the ridge, the Central Valley stretches beneath in bands of olive and concrete, and the air cools as the lights begin to prick on.
Perched on the upper slopes above San José, this dinner-and-dance experience centers on a restored 19th‑century Costa Rican house that serves as restaurant, small museum and gardened terrace. The property occupies one of the city’s higher viewpoints—about a 25‑minute drive from downtown—giving unobstructed views of the valley and a clear line for sunset. The site’s architecture reflects late‑1800s domestic styles common to the Central Valley, and the evening’s folk dance performance traces regional rhythms that developed alongside the nation’s coffee‑era growth.
Geologically the surrounding hills are part of the Central Mountain Range foothills, composed of volcanic soils that feed the lush gardens and attract hummingbirds to the terrace feeders. Culturally the program leans into approachable presentation: a welcome cocktail, a firm‑style Costa Rican dinner (vegetarian options available) and an hour‑long folk dance show that highlights traditional costumes and popular melodies.
Practical guidance: pick up is provided (air‑conditioned vehicle) around 5:00 p.m.; total outing runs about five hours. Bring a light jacket—the elevation cools quickly after sunset—and a camera with low‑light capability for city‑light shots. The venue is wheelchair accessible and family friendly, but space is limited; confirm pickup point and dietary requirements when booking. Arrive ready to enjoy food, view and an immersive cultural set that closes the night on a distinctly Costa Rican note.