Blue Falls of Costa Rica (Cataratas Las Gemelas)
Parks & Wildlife · San José & Central Valley · Nature tours
Private forest reserve next to Catarata del Toro with a chain of milky-blue waterfalls and pools colored by volcanic minerals; you can swim at any of them. The trail is short and well signed, with steps and small bridges.
Closed on Sundays
- Hours
- Mon–Sat 7:00–17:00, closed Sunday; no reservation needed
Prices (as published)
| Entrance (per person) | $20 |
Before you go
- Entry
- $20 for visitors
- Tickets
- Pay at the entrance
- Road
- Paved all the way
- Swimming
- Yes
- Facilities
- restrooms
- Bring
- water shoes or sturdy sandals (no flip-flops), swimsuit, towel
- Checked
- 2026-10
Contact & directions
- Website: https://www.blue-falls-of-costa-rica.com
- Location: 10.256758, -84.265037 — Google Maps · Waze
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Sources: https://www.blue-falls-of-costa-rica.com