Baldi Hot Springs Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Baldi Hot Springs. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Arenal Volcano and Baldi Hot Springs Full-Day Tour From San Jose

• Baldi Hot Springs Day Pass With Optional Meals

• Arenal Volcano Hike Plus Baldi Hot Springs and Dinner

• Arenal Highlights (Arenal 1 Day) + Baldi Hot Springs & Dinner

• Morning Volcano Hike and Baldi Hot Springs

A day pass for Baldi Hot Springs costs US$49 for adults and US$36 for children aged 6–10. Kids 5 and under go free. Towels require a refundable fee of US$10, and you can rent a locker for US$6.78. You can upgrade to add lunch or dinner for an extra fee.

Yes, Baldi Hot Springs is family-friendly as it has a dedicated area for children. Here, you'll find small water slides, a climbing structure, a dump bucket, and a larger water slide. Plus, this area features cooler water, making it more comfortable for kids.

In addition to the 25 thermal pools at Baldi Hot Springs, you'll find a large sauna, Jacuzzis, and water slides. Those looking for even more relaxation can book a massage, facial, or body treatment at the on-site spa. Two restaurants are also available, and the luxury suites offer overnight stays.

Baldi is one of the largest hot springs in La Fortuna, offering the most variety in terms of pools and kid-friendly options. If you are looking for a place to socialize with friends, this is the spot. For a more natural environment with quiet pools under the trees, choose EcoTermales Hot Springs instead.

Yes, you can find plenty of parking at Baldi Hot Springs, which is at the base of the Arenal Volcano in La Fortuna. If you’re driving from San Jose or Liberia, it will take approximately three hours to reach Baldi Hot Springs by car. Alternatively, you can book a tour that includes transportation.