Casa de la Serenidad; a very pleasant studio organized in such a way that we can create small environments. Located next to Casa Madremonte and within its garden with a large terrace which is a place to meditate next to the beauty of the birds and the trees and the sound of a stream full of water. It has a bathroom with a shower, toilet, a small fridge and a metano gas stove and basic kitchen utensils for up to 4 people. You can count on the laundry space at Casa Madremonte. Casa de la Serenidad es un espacio muy agradable, un estudio organizado de tal manera que pueden crear pequeños ambientes y sus grandes ventanales de vidrio hacen que usted sienta que está en medio de la selva y el jardín. Se encuentra al lado de Casa Madremonte y dentro de su jardín. Tiene una gran terraza donde pueden sentarse muchas personas. La terraza es un lugar para meditar junto a la belleza de las aves y los árboles y el sonido de una quebrada cargada de agua. Tanto en verano como en la estación lluviosa es un lugar placentero y de retiro. Tiene un baño con ducha e inodoro, una pequeña nevera y una plantilla de gas y utensilios de cocina básicos para un máximo de 4 personas. Puede contar con el espacio de lavandería en Casa Madremonte. Here some suggestions to do at the farm. 1.Tour to the petroglifos and Ceiba tree with a guide from the community. The "petroglifos" are several rock with forms and marks done in the prehispanic period by the indigenous. Also he will show you the Ceiba tree located in the middle of the farm, the biggest tree around. Tour cost: 10,000 colones for a group or ¢2.500 colones p/p. This tour needs to be programmed a week in advance. 2.Tour to the Convento trail or to “La Perica” waterfall with Juan Carlos. Juan Carlos is a very interesting young man who works taking care of the Wild Refuge from Longo maï and has a great knowledge of the tropical forest and spices. The tour to the Convento trail takes you to the closest forest and the river, this is great to do and will show you how to get to the river and trail that you can also do by your self later. This tour cost is 6,000 colones for the group, and can be organised directly at the farm. 3.Doña Zulma can teach you make chocolate from the plant of Cacao and Doña Edith will teach traditional kitchen. 4.If you want to see the upper part of the farm you may want to ride a horse. The cost of the tour is 10,000 colones for the group plus 6,000 colones for each horse. The horses are mellow but no security equipment is provided. Juan Carlos can take you see the coffee and sugar cane plantations. 4.For cooking lessons visit doña Edith, she can show you how to process the corn to do tortillas and pupusas, with her you can also learn to do rice, beans or delicious picadillos!