El Teñidero: The spot where two rivers meet to form Rio Celeste — turning the water from clear to blue. This also marks the end of the trail. The entire hike is about 5.5 km (about 3.5 miles), ...

It’s called Río Celeste for a reason. Tenorio Volcano National Park is home to this stunning waterfall and vivid blue river. The water is so blue, you’ll think your eyes are playing tricks on you.

Costa Rica’s Must-see National Parks and Rain Forests Rain is not what we usually look for on a vacation — unless we’re exploring Costa Rica, where rain forests make up more than 50% of the ...

Costa Rica is an all-in-one paradise boasting beautiful beaches and spectacular forests, and this national park is an ideal setting to experience it all.