Blue Falls of Costa Rica, Nature as Perfect as it can get
Our strong advice is to come early in the day as we are in the rainy season.
This does not mean it will rain every day or every afternoon; it can also be a beautiful sunny day. We do not know. But to be more secure, the earlier, the better.
Blue Falls of Costa Rica,
Nature as Perfect as it can get
Our opening hours are Monday to Saturday, 07.00-17.00, and Sunday is closed, no reservations are required.
Be sure that if you are not satisfied, neither are we. And you are our number one priority, always!
Blue Blue Blue
Blue Falls of Costa Rica offers the most incredible blue waterfall experience in Costa Rica. Discover and explore six blue waterfalls and pools surrounded by lush tropical forests. The whole property is a gem. Swimming is allowed at any spot. Besides the blue waterfalls, nature is breathtaking. Do not forget to immerse yourself in the 360-degree views of the surrounding national parks and volcanoes.
Blue Falls of Costa Rica, Nature is as Perfect as it gets. Part of the Blue Falls are La Tepezquintle, Las Gemelas, La Celestial, La Turquesa, La Pintada, and various swimming pools—also, secured parking and restrooms. We only think here in Blue and Green.
Beyond imagination
Every day, we are astonished by ourselves when we enter the project. We love the green views of the mountains, volcanoes, and forest. It is great to see various tropical trees with different shapes and looks. Crossing rivers, we feel spied upon on the forest trail. Entering the blue world, we behold the most amazing blue waterfalls. It fills us daily with grace and a sense of immense inner peace.
Blue Beauty
Blessed with not less than seven blue waterfalls and three normal ones. So you can speak of a Blue Beauty, and not one jota is misspelled here. But honestly, it is not only the blue waterfalls that make it unique. The combination of the blue waterfalls and blue pools with the green forest, the canyons, the volcanoes, the views, and the wildlife makes it what it is.
Blue Location
Our location is perfect. We are close enough for a day trip from the San José area, and if you are driving towards La Fortuna, Arenal, we are precisely halfway located. You will also enjoy a fantastic scenic route. So adjust your itinerary a little bit for a few hours. The roads are all paved, and there is no need for a 4×4. See Google maps: ‘Blue Falls of Costa Rica, Alajuela Province, Bajos Del Toro.’
Please note that the route through Zarcero is closed. You now have two options for driving in: through Sarchí or Rio Cuatro.
Blue Video
See the video at the end of this page for the first impression. Another option to enjoy Blue Falls of Costa Rica is to check the other pages on this website. And the best option available here is to plan your blue-in-person visit.
Entrance fee USD 17.
Monday to Saturday from 07.00-17.00 hours, Sunday is closed.
Blue Advise
As we have no crowds, you will have a lot of privacy and space, especially when you come early. If it fits, start early. You may want to spend more time than you thought you would. To finish your day more than ideal, visit the incredible Catarata Del Toro waterfall. Be aware that, at least in the rainy season, the mornings generally are better than the afternoons.
Be welcome
Blue Tears of Joy
We want to share this video; keep tissues at hand; it is so beautiful! Many go on their knees in front of one of our blue waterfalls. You are welcome :).
Safety
It’s good to know that your safety is our priority. We continually invest time and money to keep everything as safe as possible. We have all the up-to-date permits needed to operate. And in case of an accident, we have liability insurance. So, feel safe to visit us. Read more about the dangers here.
But safety is what we do together: bring proper footwear and water shoes. No flip-flops or similar are allowed; they are dangerous.
Catarata Del Toro
Please do not forget to visit: Catarata Del Toro – Costa Rica’s Ultimate Secret©. It is definitely the biggest and most beautiful waterfall in Costa Rica. The waterfall plunges into an old, extinct volcanic crater.
Use proper footwear – No Flip-Flops – Swimming allowed – No pets
Blue Waterfalls ——– – ——– Blue Pools