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What to do and see in Province of Alajuela, Costa Rica: The Best Waterfalls
Discover the best top things to do in Province of Alajuela, Costa Rica including Reserva Privada El Quetzal, Blue Falls of Costa Rica, Blue Falls of Costa Rica, Jardins da Cachoeira de La Paz, La Fortuna Waterfall, Los Chorros Waterfalls, Catarata Rio Agrio, La Paz Waterfall and Peace Lodge Gardens, Catarata El Paraiso, El Canto Waterfall.
Restaurants in Province of Alajuela
1. Reserva Privada El Quetzal
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
La Reserva Privada El Quetzal, es una propiedad perteneciente a una familia Costarricense que se dedica al cuido del Bosque, además cultivan naranjillas, hacen senderismo, además ofrecen tour guiado de obervación de aves, todo en un ambiente rural. Viva una experiencia auténtica, lo que le proporciona el disfrute de nuestra ruralidad, conocer la esencia del Tico y su forma de vivir Pura Vida.
2. Blue Falls of Costa Rica
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Ready for your bluest and coldest waterfall experience in Costa Rica? We are happy to introduce our second project: Blue Falls of Costa Rica - Nature as perfect as it can get. We will offer you something mind-blowing. AA genuinely blue river with seven blue waterfalls, three typical waterfalls, rapids, swimming pools, views, nature, and hiking.
3. Blue Falls of Costa Rica
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Ready for your bluest and coldest waterfall experience in Costa Rica? We are happy to introduce our second project: Blue Falls of Costa Rica - Nature as perfect as it can get. We will offer you something mind-blowing. A genuinely blue river with seven blue waterfalls, three typical waterfalls, rapids, swimming pools, views, nature, and hiking.
4. Jardins da Cachoeira de La Paz
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,938 reviews
Explore Five Magnificent Waterfalls accessed by paved trails through Rain and Cloud Forest. Our Wildlife refuge features the Largest Aviary and Butterfly Observatory in Costa Rica as well as rescued Jaguars, Ocelots, Pumas, Capuchin and Spider Monkeys. Feed friendly Toucans and our 26 species of tame Hummingbirds and photograph beautiful Leaf Frogs in our Frog Habitat and venomous snakes in our Serpentarium. Located one hour from San Jose Airport near Poas Volcano.
Reviewed By revmichaelc
What's not to love about La Paz. 5 breathtaking waterfalls and beautiful and safe trails. I suggest you start with the animals and exhibits, eat lunch at their amazing buffet and then take your time to enjoy the waterfalls.
5. La Fortuna Waterfall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9,261 reviews
The Fortuna River Waterfall is a natural area managed sustainably by Integral Development Association of La Fortuna (ADIFORT), a non-profit organization, having as its main objective to ensure the well-being and growth of La Fortuna community; projects that are possible to run thanks to funds raised by the visit of each tourist to this natural space. La Fortuna Waterfall is located in a biological reserve with an area of 210 acres of transition premontane tropical wet forest, part of the Arenal Volcano National Park and is located at 520 meters over the sea level, where there are sources of our mountains and the waters of La Fortuna River. To observe this splendid 70 meters high waterfall, visitors must pass a path of approximately 530 steps, which offers greater security to its passage and comfortable areas for rest and hydration through a forest with native trees of the area.
Reviewed By Diogomarcel - Foz do Iguacu, Brazil
the is a nice atraction in la fortuna, easy to get there and for sure a grear place to spend some time with nature, be ready for a long walk all the way to the falls , the conservation area is very nice and the park is well organized. high reccomended
6. Los Chorros Waterfalls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By wilkins99 - Franklin, United States
We recently visited and initially were dismayed by big signs at the entry point saying they were closed and it was dangerous to press ahead. Nether the less we pressed on and found a local landowner has opened a new path to compensate for the other route which was damaged during Hurricane Nate. It was a moderate hike in and out and the reward at the falls was worth every step. I would say that anyone is reasonable shape should be able to do it, even accounting for slippery rocks at the bottom for the last 100 yards to the falls.
7. Catarata Rio Agrio
8. La Paz Waterfall and Peace Lodge Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 239 reviews
Reviewed By StaceyP389 - Hamden, United States
This was one of my favorite things that I did while in Costa Rica. The views were breathtaking. It was very organized from one area to the next. The staff was so incredibly helpful and knowledgeable. The area before the waterfalls was surprisingly handicapped accessible (the ramps were steep, but nonetheless accessible). There were so many animals to see -- sloths, monkeys, birds, butterflies, hummingbirds, jaguars, other big cats, oxen, goats, frogs, snakes, etc. There is a huge beautiful butterfly garden, but if it is wet outside, the butterflies can't fly, so they are lying around as if they're dead; its kind of creepy. The frogs sleep during the day, so the staff find them in the morning, relocates them visible spots and hangs tags to show you where they are and what kind they are. The waterfalls were amazing. There were a LOT of stairs, but there are sturdy railings and it wasn't slippery, despite the rain. There's a nice gift shop with a lot of local coffees, chocolates, etc. There's a buffet down in the park and another restaurant at the top with an incredible view and a bar. All in all it was a wonderful morning. We spent about 3.5 hours total.
9. Catarata El Paraiso
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
Recreational - Ranchs - Walking Trails - Natural pool Camping areas - Green Areas -Is a 65m high waterfall. You can visit this place any time of the year.
10. El Canto Waterfall
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