The cultural tour takes us into 3 counties of the province of Guanacaste that have great relevance in our past and current life. We will visit the counties of Filadelfia, Nicoya, and Santa Cruz.

• Filadelfia, name given in 1877 in homage to the military man Filadelfo Soto, is located on the banks of the Tempisque River. Better known as the archaeological area of ​​Guanacaste.

• Nicoya, was the name of the monarch who reigned at the arrival of the Spanish in 1520, coming from the word Nicúa and Necoclau. Founded in 1848. Better known as the colonial area of ​​Guanacaste.

• Santa Cruz, name given in 1848, formerly called Paraje del Diriá by the Spanish conquerors, who lived in the Cacique Diriá area, currently better known as the folkloric city of Costa Rica.

• Guaitil, a small town located in San Vicente de Nicoya, which has better access                     through Santa Cruz, its population for more than 5000 years has delighted with the making of clay pots that have reached the farthest corners of the planet for its excellent reputation in art.

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