Learning on the land
Grow
together.
Some of the most important things we cultivate cannot be harvested.
What we cultivate
Curiosity.
Confidence.
Stewardship.
As our farm grows, we hope to create opportunities for families, homeschool communities, and worldschooling travelers to learn together through meaningful experiences rooted in the rhythms of the land.
These gatherings won't look like
traditional classrooms.
Children
Children might spend the morning collecting eggs, identifying insects, planting trees, baking bread, or watching the monkeys in the trees.
Parents
Parents might learn alongside cheesemakers, herbalists, or educators, sharing ideas with other families who value curiosity, craftsmanship, and community.
We're building these experiences
slowly and intentionally.
If you are interested in collaborating, reach out to start the conversation.
Come live on the land
Want to get your
hands dirty?
Each year we accept a few volunteers for in-depth learning experiences. If you have always wanted to learn more about permaculture, animal husbandry, and tropical homesteading, contact us to set up a discovery phone call.
WWOOFer &
Volunteer
Trade a few hours of daily farm work for accommodation, three meals a day from our kitchen, and a genuine immersion in homestead life. Help with feeding the animals, harvesting, food processing, building projects, whatever the season calls for.
We welcome all backgrounds. The best WWOOFers are curious, adaptable, and happy to get muddy. If that's you, let's talk.
Farm
Apprentice
You take the reins. Over six months, you learn to manage the herd, lead the farm workers, oversee planting cycles, and coordinate the monthly butchery. The goal is simple: by the end, you can run Finca 588 while the family takes a break.
No formal experience required. We care far more about mindset than CV. If you're responsible, resourceful, and hungry to learn, we want to meet you.
Life on the finca
Vocational
Vacations.
You wake up early. You feed animals before breakfast. You get your hands in soil and blood and cheese curds. You eat well. You sleep well. You learn things they don't teach anywhere else. And somewhere along the way, you start to understand what it means to reconnect to the land.
