Arenal Volcano National Park
Located 15 kilometers from Fortuna in the northwest part of Costa Rica, between the foothills of the Cordillera de Tilaran mountain range and the San Carlos plains, Arenal Volcano National Park is one of the most visited destinations in the Northern Zone. Several trails—Heliconias, Coladas, Tucanes and Los Miradores—allow observation of much of the park’s flora and fauna, as well as the remains of lava tracts. The park covers a 12,124-hectare area. Visitor services include information, a park ranger station, trails, communication means, restrooms and drinking water.

Directions
From San José, take the Inter-American Highway west to San Ramón. Then follow the highway north through Los Ángeles, La Tigra and Chachagua to La Fortuna, then take Route 142 for 17 km to Tilarán. Once you've reached the Tourist Police Station, turn 2 km to the south.

La Fortuna Waterfall
This place was stunning! Waterfall adjacent Orchid Garden. The waterfall is gorgeous with several unobstructed views as you descend the boardwalk stairs through the jungle. The view of the falls from the bottom is obviously magnificent.

Natural Hot Springs
After the waterfall we make our way to the natural hot springs of the Arenal River. Thanks to the region’s geothermal activity at the base of Arenal Volcano, numerous hot springs dot the landscape north of the National Park.

Hiking Peninsula Section of the Park
The park is beautiful and diverse with the focal point obviously being the active volcano at its center. There are two main hiking spots in the park: Sector Volcan and Sector Peninsula. Drive to the Peninsula Sector and hiking the Miradores Trail.

Lake Arenal Kayaking or SUP
Discover Arenal Lake freely by kayak or paddle board. Enjoy as much time as you like and savor the beauty of the like, its mountains and wildlife.

Night tour La Fortuna – Arenal Costa Rica
During the night tour, you’ll explore the trails, which have a medium difficulty level. Our guides are certified and have extensive knowledge of Costa Rican flora and fauna. While we can’t guarantee sightings of specific animals as we have no control over nature, our guides will do their best to show you as much as possible.

Wildlife
You can see some birds like toucans, parrots and oropendolas in the national park. The Peninsula Sector has a lot of wildlife as it is a mature secondary rainforest. There are more possibilities to see animals like coatis, monkeys, agoutis, peccaries and birds.

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