Centro Jardin Verde and Rio de Pasos of Finland is supporting the education of children and young people, the renovation and construction of houses for the poor people, the learning of arts, the planting and use of fruits.
Centro Jardin Verde is a quiet place in a beautiful landscape between the interesting town of Río Limpio and the Nalca de Maco National Park. "Alojamiento Vida Sana" operates as a small, quiet eco-hostel in Centro Jardin Verde.
Centro Jardin Verde is a small development project. The Center serves as an interesting Hostel and local/ international meeting place, with a finnish sauna and a natural environment in a beautiful mountain landscape. Ver más...
We have traditional and varied food, and also modern experimental food. Vegetables from our own organic garden... Homemade bread, jams and own fruit juices... Welcome to try! Ver más...
Experience the natural Finnish Sauna in Centro Verde. Its very relaxing and healthy for your mind, body and spirit… with the natural aroma of eucalyptus or mint.
You can spend time here exploring nearby plants and nature, or take a walk along the numerous nearby trails along the river and on the mountain slopes.
Centro Verde is supporting the education and hobbies of children and young people, construction and renovation of houses for the most needy people, learning crafts, planting fruit trees and using fruits.
At Centro Verde we demonstrate how to grow the fruits and how to eat it! We hope that one day our valley will truly be "The Fruit Valley - Rio Limpio!" Now we have almost eighty different fruits growing here at Centro Verde – and we've already eaten over 40 different varieties!
The Rio Limpio Valley is beautiful – it still rains enough. But slash and burn agriculture is practiced here. And that is "the big issue" for the future of the valley. The forest area decreases every year. But what options do the poorest farmers have?
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Rio Limpio is a small town in the mountains in the Dominican Republic next to Nalca de Maco National Park. We are 700 meters above sea level, and the highest peak is Nalca de Maco; almost 2000 meters. Much of the old traditions have still been preserved in the area and it has its special individuality.
