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Tenorio National Park

A visit to one of Costa Rica´s most popular National Parks with lush vegetation and an impressive light-blue river.

From $12 + tax

OVERVIEW

Taking its name from the Tenorio Volcano, this national park has stunning river views and plenty of opportunities for wildlife encounters. The road leading to this national park is popular among birdwatchers in the early mornings.

Travelers should expect a challenging 3.7 km hike through the forest, but the views are worth the effort. Shorter hiking options available. One of the most beautiful attractions here is the Rio Celeste waterfall, The Rio Celeste it´s known for the beautiful turquoise waters, given by the silicates released by the volcanic activity in the rivers of park.

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Tenorio Volcano

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Set in the north of Costa Rica, Tenorio Volcano National Park, also referred to as Tenorio, is home to a magnificent volcano from which it received its name. The park is covered in natural tropical forest scattered with rivers and waterfalls. One of the many highlights is a hike to the magnificent Celeste Waterfall with its impossibly blue waters. Visitors can also enjoy walking over suspension bridges, through this tropical paradise in the rainforest and cloudforest, visiting the Blue Lagoon and "Teñideros", where this hideaway river dyes itself into an amazing light blue color.

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From $12 + tax

National Park entrance
$12

What to Bring

Insect repellent
Sunscreen
Light cloth and waterproof coat
Bottle of water
Waterproof protection for your electronic devices
Closed shoes (entrance to the park is not allowed if wearing sandals, flips flops or non-closed shoes)

Location

Parque Nacional Volcán Tenorio - Rio Celeste

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Duration Aprox 9 hrs
Location Parque Nacional Volcán Tenorio - Rio Celeste
Good for Families, Couples, Groups, Kids, Adventure Seekers, Nature Lovers, Wildlife Lovers, Wellness Travelers, First-Time Visitors
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