Eco Termales Quepos (Aguas Termales de Dos Bocas)
Yoga & Wellness · Central Pacific · Two hot-spring pool areas
Rustic, family-run natural hot springs in the hills behind Hatillo, between Quepos and Dominical: an upper pool split by low stone walls looking over the forest, a lower pool steps from a cool river with shallow swimming spots and a natural rock slide. Pebble bottoms, picnic tables, chickens and geese wandering around — simple, local and cheap.
river can be unsafe in the rainy season or after heavy rain
- Hours
- Daily 8:00–16:00, last entry 15:00 (Two Weeks in Costa Rica, Sept 2026)
Before you go
- Entry
- $11 for visitors · ₡3,500 for residents · under 10 free
- Tickets
- Pay at the entrance
- Road
- 4×4 needed
- Swimming
- Yes
- Facilities
- restrooms, showers, food
- Kids
- Good for kids
- Bring
- food (no lunch served), towel, water shoes
- Season
- 4x4 recommended May–Nov: the last 8 km of dirt road gets washouts and landslides
- Checked
- 2026-10
Contact & directions
- Location: 9.35967, -83.91696 — Google Maps · Waze
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- Playa MatapaloBeach · Free · hidden gemA seemingly endless, mostly deserted beach between Quepos and Dominical, where the main draw is space, quiet and a few beach bars under the palms.
- Eco Chontales WaterfallWaterfall · about $9 · hidden gemA roughly 63-meter (210 ft) waterfall in the hills between Dominical and San Isidro, on a local family's farm.