Biglietto d'ingresso salta fila alla cascata La Fortuna
Descrizione
La Cascata La Fortuna si trova all'interno del Parco Nazionale del Vulcano Arenal, dove le temperature sono tra 18 °C e 35 °C e generano l'abbondante vegetazione e la diversità della fauna. Questo monumento naturale è ammirato da più di 100.000 turisti provenienti da tutto il mondo ogni anno. La Cascata La Fortuna è generata dalle acque del fiume Fortuna e dei suoi piccoli affluenti, che nascono tra le montagne del parco. Tra i rilievi che si possono citare ci sono il Cerro de los Perdidos, Placas de Mayo e Cerro Chato, che sono supportati da basi rocciose di grande interesse geologico e arricchiscono la bellezza panoramica del luogo.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
La cascata La Fortuna è una delle attrazioni naturali più iconiche vicino al Parco Nazionale del Vulcano Arenal. Circondata dalla foresta pluviale tropicale e da una ricca fauna selvatica, questa cascata di 70 metri è formata dal fiume Fortuna. I visitatori scendono circa 500 gradini per raggiungere le sue acque rinfrescanti e cristalline. Ogni anno, più di 100.000 persone vengono ad ammirare la sua bellezza e godersi una nuotata tranquilla nella natura.
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Accessibile in sedia a rotelle
- Sconsigliato in gravidanza
- I neonati e i bambini piccoli possono essere portati in carrozzina o passeggino
- Animali di servizio ammessi
- Sconsigliato ai viaggiatori con problemi alla schiena
- Sconsigliato ai viaggiatori con problemi cardiovascolari
- I viaggiatori devono avere una buona forma fisica
- Sconsigliato ai partecipanti con disturbi cardiaci o affetti da ipertensione
- I bambini sotto gli 8 anni sono gratis
- Il nuoto è consentito fintanto che le condizioni meteorologiche lo consentono
- L'ultimo orario di ingresso è alle 16:00
Recensioni(676)
The waterfall was absolutely beautiful. There are quite a lot of steps to get there, but the views and the experience made every step worth it.
It’s great and spectacular, however it’s about 500 stair treads escalators so be prepared to exercise but totally worth it, the Viator ticket great no waiting on line get your bracelet and go.
Only gave a 4star as we couldn’t swim. The waterfall had dangerous levels of water due to rainfall so we couldn’t swim. We enjoyed the quick walk down many steps to the amazing spectacle that is the powerful waterfall. And a strenuous walk back up for all of us.
We did this on our own from Arenal Manoa hotel and our rental car. Though I am sure the guide would point out animals, insects, particular foliage, etc...we were very pleased with this as a self guided adventure. The steps down are easy peasy/steps up are totally doable, with plenty of spots to stop to take a breath. Our family spent a solid hour maybe more enjoying swimming and hanging in the water below the waterfall. The day we were there, you could not swim in the area directly beneath the waterfall, but the area just below the rocks, was incredibly enjoyable swimming and wading. Water shoes are a big plus here, but half my family did not have them and it was fine. I highly recommend spending the time to take in the majestic falls and breathing in the stunning beauty of the surroundings. It was alittle crowded when we were there, but you can tune out a lot of the noise. This was a major highlight of our trip and very easy and affordable to do on your own without a guide.
It is absolutely beautiful. You have to go early to beat the crowd. But if everybody writes that, then that is the crowd.😆
Great way to start off a trip to Costa Rica. The descent and climb seems easier than reported. For anyone in average health and ability to walk the path is very doable. If you would like to take is some wildlife and photos, enjoy their gift shop and food, and some of the other exhibits, plan for a few more hours.
This was a beautiful site however, a long trek down and back up! We are in moderately good shape for our age (seniors) and had to stop several times on the stairs back up to the top. There are other waterfalls with better access and just as beautiful.
Beautiful waterfall and swimming hole. Saw monkeys near the entrance. 500 steps down and then back up.
Incredible! Water is cold but so refreshing. Be ready for sore calves :). Be sure to bring your bathing suit, you will regret it if you don’t.
Easy waterfall access to parking and skipping the line with advanced park ticket. It took us 15 minutes down and 15 minutes back up. Definitely worth it!
