Guidebook for La Fortuna

Mauricio

Joined in 2016

Parks & Nature

Fortuna Park

Parque central

11 locals recommend

Fortuna Park

Calle 470

11 locals recommend

Parque central

Cavernas del Venado

Get Ready to get down and dirty in one of the most amazing tourist attractions in all Costa Rica - a real hidden jewel. The Venado Caves contain configurations over 6 million years old bear the beauty of waterfalls,numerous stalactites and stalagmites, and a exotic fauna like fish, insects, spiders and four different species of bats.

27 locals recommend

Cavernas del Venado

27 locals recommend

Get Ready to get down and dirty in one of the most amazing tourist attractions in all Costa Rica - a real hidden jewel. The Venado Caves contain configurations over 6 million years old bear the beauty of waterfalls,numerous stalactites and stalagmites, and a exotic fauna like fish, insects, spiders and four different species of bats.

Chato Volcano

Cerro Chato is a lesser-known volcano that sits unassumingly right next to Arenal. Although Cerro Chato is dormant, it has a stunning emerald green crater lake that looks almost out of this world. The trek up to the lagoon is one of the more challenging hikes in Costa Rica.

21 locals recommend

Chato Volcano

21 locals recommend

Cerro Chato is a lesser-known volcano that sits unassumingly right next to Arenal. Although Cerro Chato is dormant, it has a stunning emerald green crater lake that looks almost out of this world. The trek up to the lagoon is one of the more challenging hikes in Costa Rica.

Lake Arenal

Sailing over which years ago was a town is something not usually does it every day. The artificial Arenal Lake, lagoon or dam is the biggest in Central America, with an extension of 85.5km2. The volume of the lake was increased three times to become a hydroelectric project, which at the moment produces 40% of the energy that is consumed in Costa Rica

56 locals recommend

Lake Arenal

56 locals recommend

Sailing over which years ago was a town is something not usually does it every day. The artificial Arenal Lake, lagoon or dam is the biggest in Central America, with an extension of 85.5km2. The volume of the lake was increased three times to become a hydroelectric project, which at the moment produces 40% of the energy that is consumed in Costa Rica