Kalambu Hot Springs Water Park Tours and Tickets

Admission fees for foreign visitors at the Kalambu Hot Springs Water Park in 2026 are 7,000 colones for adults and 5,000 colones for children, which grants full-day access to all of the thermally heated pools, waterslides, and play areas. Reduced-rate admission fees are charged for Costa Rican nationals.

General admission tickets to Kalambu Hot Springs Water Park will get you full access to all of the park’s attractions. Swim and soak in the natural thermal pools, relax beneath the waterfalls, or get your adrenaline pumping on the Triple Slide and El Mamut slide. There’s also a large water playground for kids.

Yes, Kalambu Hot Springs Water Park is a great destination for families and children of all ages. Kids over 6 years of age and tall enough can enjoy the big slides, while the playground is suitable for younger kids—although children under 6 should be supervised.

Yes, Kalambu Hot Springs Water Park has a restaurant that serves a variety of food, including both Costa Rican dishes such as casado and international options such as pizza. You can even bring your own soft drinks and snacks (picnics aren’t allowed), or purchase drinks from one of the swim-up bars.

Alongside the pools, waterslides, and play areas, Kalambu Hot Springs Water Park has all the amenities you might need for a day out. Parking and changing facilities are included with admission, while lockers and towels are available for a small fee. There’s also a restaurant and two swim-up bars.

Yes, there’s a large car park with space for buses and about 150 cars at Kalambu Hot Springs Water Park. Parking is free and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Many people also visit as part of a day tour from La Fortuna or Arenal, including round-trip transport.