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Brayan_L, Aug 2026
Awesome ! It’s a lot to...
Awesome ! It’s a lot to do for the price. Bring comfortable shoes and there’s a good lunch after ! Frank and Santos were great
Jeffery_B, Aug 2026
Recommend this hike if interest in volcano
We had a great time hiking in Rincon de La Vieja - we saw fumeroles, mud pits, and other volcanic activity. It was hot when we went but we were still able to see spider monkeys, wild turkeys, and a few other birds. The hot springs were neat. The water swimming was perfect cold mountain water to cool you down after the hike. Shoutout for our guide Daphne who was very knowledgeable and super nice!
Felicia_C, Aug 2026
My family and I had an...
My family and I had an amazing time on this excursion. Our guide, Gabriel, was exceptionally helpful, professional, and knowledgeable. He went above and beyond for our group, and we actually booked other tours with him throughout our stay here in Costa Rica. If you’re thinking about booking this excursion — do it you won’t regret it!
Ken_h, Jul 2026
Edward the amazing!
Edward was fabulous!!! He spotted all kinds of creature for us including spider, holler, and white faced monkeys!!! He was personable, friendly, and very knowledgeable!!! The waterfall was also amazing albeit the cold water but it felt refreshing!!! The hike itself is moderate and does include stairs in several places however if you’re in decent shape, it’s very doable!!! Beautiful scenery and highly recommend!!! Edward is the guide to get!!!

Rio Negro Hot Springs

5.0
(3,075)
Guanacaste and Northwest
Rio Negro Hot Springs
  • Bring a swimsuit and change of clothes for the drive home.

  • If planning a hike before or after the hot springs, wear sturdy closed-toe shoes and bring a pair of flip-flops to change into.

  • There is a small entrance fee to use the hot springs if visiting on your own.

  • Amenities at the springs are basic and include lockers, towels, and restrooms.

  • No dining facilities are available in the park, but most day tours include a stop for lunch.

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