Nauyaca Waterfalls
By rental car or motorbike, you can easily drive to reach the trailhead of the Nauyaca Waterfalls. The starting point
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The Tenorio Volcano National Park situated in the Northern part of Costa Rica features some stunning river views, an abundance of flora and fauna, multiple natural hot springs and plenty of opportunities for wildlife adventures. The National Park is home of the popular Rio Celeste and the Blue River, known for its dramatic blue waters. The Río Celeste trail is 3.7 miles long, round trip. In addition to the river, the Tenorio Volcano is one of the main attractions of the park. Lago Las Dantas Trail will lead you to the 6286 feet summit of the volcano. Swimming in Tenorio Volcano National Park is prohibited.
You can drive to Tenorio Volcano National Park from San Jose by taking the main highway to San Carlos and then to Upala. There are no buses or shuttles that go directly to the Tenorio Volcano National Park entrance.
By rental car or motorbike, you can easily drive to reach the trailhead of the Nauyaca Waterfalls. The starting point
Del Toro waterfalls are located only 90 minutes from San Jose, the capital of Costa Rica.
The easiest way to reach the small town of Uvita is to take a shuttle or a bus from San
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