Departure Time: From 8:00 am to 3:00 pm
Recommended Age: 5 and up

Discover the grandeur of Rincón de la Vieja National Park, the largest in Guanacaste and home to the most active volcano in the province. This locale immerses you in a unique experience where you can witness constantly steaming fumaroles, boiling water lagoons, and mud pots that testify to the palpable volcanic activity.

The journey will take you along trails that unveil the impressive nature of the place. Observe the steaming earth, a lively display of the energy bubbling beneath the surface. The boiling water lagoons offer a visual spectacle of geothermal force in action, while the mud pots immerse you in the singularity of this volcanic ecosystem.

Upon concluding your hike, get ready for a well-deserved and refreshing dip in Oropéndola Waterfall. The path from the park entrance to the riverbed is short but filled with the natural beauty that characterizes this region. Then, a brief walk from the river will lead you to the majestic Oropéndola Waterfall, with an impressive drop of 82 feet.

Immerse yourself in the crystal-clear waters of the waterfall, an experience that blends the serenity of the surroundings with the excitement of nature at its finest. Let Oropéndola Waterfall be the perfect conclusion to a day filled with discoveries in the heart of Rincón de la Vieja National Park.