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Jakera direct, delivering Learn Spanish, adventure, volunteer, surf and dance courses in Latin America since 1998, a family owned and operated business.
500 MTR Tropical Latino, none, Santa Teresa, Costa Rica
Best money I have ever spent! Most incredible experience with the most incredible people! The whole trip was so well organized and the jakera family did everything to make us feel at home and to meet any needs way may have had. Couldn’t recommend enough!
I was i Costa Rica for 4 weeks along with two friends on the volunteer, adventure and Spanish program. We had four amazing weeks on the best possible program, we met some amazing new people and explored Costa Rica. The Jakera camp is amazing and the staff is very friendly, helpful and seems to be very involved. I can recommend Jakera to everyone.
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