Catarata Río Agrio, Pozas Celestes & Dino Land
Parks & Wildlife · San José & Central Valley · Nature tours
Family-run property where the acidic Río Agrio drops about 50 m into a steep canyon; the ticket also covers a lookout and the Pozas Celestes, cold baby-blue river pools down the road. Kids love the dinosaur trail.
- Hours
- Daily 7:00–17:00, last entry 15:00
Prices (as published)
| Waterfall + mirador + blue pools, adult / child 4–10 | ₡6,000 / ₡3,000 |
| Same + Dino Land, adult / child 4–10 | ₡10,000 / ₡8,000 |
| Children under 4 | free |
Before you go
- Entry
- ₡6,000 for residents · 4–10 years ₡3,000; under 4 free
- Tickets
- Better to book ahead
- Parking
- Free
- Walk
- 15 min
- Swimming
- Yes
- Facilities
- restrooms, food
- Bring
- water shoes, swimsuit, towel, warm change of clothes, rain jacket, sun hat
- Fewer people
- Weekdays rarely need a booking; book ahead for weekends and holidays.
- Checked
- 2026-10
Contact & directions
- Location: 10.229067, -84.273846 — Google Maps · Waze
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