Witness the magic of nature where two rivers meet to create the most stunning turquoise waters in Costa Rica.
Tour Itinerary
Scenic Drive through the Highlands (1.5 – 2 Hours) Enjoy a relaxing private drive through the lush northern plains and mountains. You’ll pass through authentic Costa Rican villages and beautiful agricultural landscapes on our way to the Tenorio Volcano area.
Guided Rainforest Hike (2.5 – 3 Hours) Enter the mystical Tenorio Volcano National Park. Our expert guide will lead you through a primary rainforest trail, pointing out tropical birds, butterflies, and sometimes sloths or monkeys along the way.
The Majestic Rio Celeste Waterfall Descend the stairs to witness the breathtaking sight of the celestial blue waterfall dropping into a deep turquoise pool. It is one of the most photographed spots in Costa Rica!
Los Teñideros: Where the Magic Happens Continue the hike to «Los Teñideros,» the exact point where two clear rivers meet and a chemical reaction creates the famous light blue color. It’s a unique natural phenomenon you have to see to believe.
Blue Lagoon & Boiling Mud Pots Pass by the stunning Blue Lagoon and see the «Borbollones,» where volcanic gases bubble up through the riverbed, reminding you of the active volcano beneath your feet.
Authentic Costa Rican Lunch After the hike, enjoy a well-deserved, traditional «Casado» lunch at a local restaurant. Fresh tropical fruit juice and local flavors will provide the perfect energy boost.
Comfortable Return Journey Relax in our air-conditioned vehicle as we drive you back to your hotel, reflecting on the natural wonders of the day.
Quick Details:
- Pick-up time: 7:30 AM (Approx)
- Difficulty: Moderate (includes several stairs).
- Includes: Private transport, park entrance fees, certified guide, and lunch.
- What to bring: Hiking shoes or boots (can be muddy), rain gear, insect repellent, and your camera. Note: Swimming in the National Park river is prohibited by law.
Private Tour
2-3 people: $260 per person
4+ people: $190 per person
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