Blue Falls of Costa Rica
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www.blue-falls-of-costa-rica.com.
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Ready for your most incredible blue 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 and, indeed, the mother of all blue rivers in Costa Rica.
All waterfalls are safely accessible. You can visit: El Tepezquintle, Las Gemelas, La Celestial, La Turquesa, and La Pintada. Also many pools are available.
Most beautiful
With the most beautiful parts already given to us, like the rivers, trees, and the layout, we want to improve the project in total harmony with nature or at least as much as possible. Remember that Rome wasn’t built in one day either, and all the above: Deo Volente.
Blue Falls of Costa Rica
The minimum time you should consider is 2 hours, but now you can easily spend 3 to 4 hours, or if it fits you, the whole day. There is no minimum age; however, you must watch your children. We always will have tour guides watching, advising, and helping. The total walking distance is 2km minimum and 6km maximum, easy to moderate walk. There are six blue waterfalls to visit and many pools. You can freely choose how many of them you want to explore. It is all up to you. Also, we now offer very nice viewpoints and picnic areas. No reservations are needed.
What you can expect, what to bring, and what we supply.
You can expect beauty, up to six blue waterfalls, rapids, a virgin forest, and a beautifully secluded part of the river. Besides that, blue swimming pools, mountains, birds, views, a beautiful hike, a workout, a good feeling, and happiness to be back. So let’s beat your expectations! If you purchased the combo, the next tour would be Catarata Del Toro, Costa Rica’s Ultimate Secret®.
You must bring walking shoes or boots, anti-slip tennis- or water shoes for the swimming part, or just old tennis shoes for the entire trip, swimming gear, anti-mosquito repellent, a sun blocker, 1.5 liters of drinker water, snacks, and a camera.
We supply a safe and guarded parking lot, restroom before and after, a walking stick, a tour guide, and the most beautiful experience.
Summary
Duration: 2-3 hours.
Age: 4 – 67+
Weight: Easy to medium
Total Walking Distance: 2km min. – 6km max.
Price: USD 19.
Reservation: It is not needed.
Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday 07.00 – 17.00 hours and Sunday is closed.
The best time will be early mornings during the rainy season, and the final opening hours depend on the weather. And if you want to do Catarata Del Toro, Costa Rica’s Ultimate Secret®, on the same day, the combo price will be USD 25 = value for money!
Note: Age limits are just an indication. If you are 67+ but healthy and fit, then, of course, you are welcome. If you have any questions about the age limits, please get in touch with us.
Safety, liability, internal rules, and other important stuff
Necessary to know and accept: Accept the limitation of liability, no pets, and no kids under six. We offer no transportation to and from our start location: Google Maps – Waze: ‘Catarata Del Toro.’ The customer is responsible for punctuality and bringing the correct clothes/shoes/gear. There is a possibility to buy breakfast, lunch, or a snack.
Good to Know: The tour is as safe as possible. Getting to higher grounds and safety is easy if an earthquake or another natural disaster hits. And also offer the most convenient access. We have liability insurance from the INS, guaranteed by Costa Rica. We care for nature; we pay and treat our employees fairly and squarely.
Why is the river is Blue?
Why is the river blue? Well, it is optical. The water contains a mineral called aluminum sulfate that is bigger than average. And when the light (from the sun) shines on it, the water reflects a blue color. Read the study from the University of Costa Rica here.
Down-under
Hereunder, you will find another two awesome videos made by our friends from Australia. The first video is a highlight, and the second is the full version. Be aware that the first part of either video shows Blue Falls of Costa Rica, and the second part shows Catarata Del Toro.
Enjoy!
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