Le damos la bienvenida al Grupo Colby College, con el cuál estaremos realizando clases de español, trabajo voluntario y distintas actividades en el país, deseando que sea una gran y provechosa aventura.

Lunes, día de caminata y exploración las chicas y los chicos de la universidad de Colby realizaron una caminata por San Joaquín de Flores, pasamos por el banco, la escuela e incluso tuvieron la oportunidad de conocer la iglesia católica y su arquitectura.

Luego fuimos a Heredia donde con personas locales jugaron la búsqueda del  tesoro, caminamos por el fortín y el mercado, probaron la manzana de agua, fruta de temporada y para finalizar un rico almuerzo en una soda del mercado central.

Por la tarde iniciaron las clases de español y al final una charla con el personal de FUPROVI sobre el trabajo voluntario, luego regresaron con sus familias ticas para la cena! 

Le damos la mas cordial bienvenida al grupo TAMU BIOMEDICAL, ellos están iniciando su programa de español con nosotros, semanas de aprendizaje nos esperan.

This adventure began once the group landed in the Juan Santamaria airport, the largest and most important airport in Costa Rica. Fortunately most of the group members arrived on time, except for 2 people who couldn’t make it because of the hard weather conditions in Colorado. Despite the delay the last two joined the group the very next day. After the airport we headed to San Joaquin, Heredia. We went directly to a bank to exchange some money and then to “Cosechas” to enjoy a natural mix juice to taste the amazing flavors, and tropical fruits that you can find in CR. To finish the first day we went to the CPI School to have our orientation about the important things that the group needed to know about this beautiful country. As we always say, things in CR are not worse or better only different.

Welcome to TAMU Aggies' first week in Monteverde with CPI!

Please go ahead and read a few of our adventures:

Day 1: TAMY Aggies received the host families with excitement and ready to immerse themselves in Costa Rica culture. After meeting their mama tica or papa tico they headed to their homestays where the adventure began.