Cascada La Bomba

Tip

Little is published about this spot: check access locally and go in the morning, when it is usually drier.

Be careful

Rocks near falls are slippery and rivers can rise fast after rain upstream; don't swim under the fall or in heavy rain.

Places nearby

• Campesinos Lodge & AdventuresParks & WildlifeRural eco-lodge in the mountains east of Quepos, reached by a rugged road: a long suspension bridge, jungle trails to waterfalls and good home cooking.
• Villa Vanilla Spice Farm (Rainforest Spices)Parks & WildlifeOrganic spice farm in the hills of Villa Nueva: guided tours through vanilla, cinnamon, cacao and other spices, ending with tastings of homemade treats and ice cream on a patio with valley views.
• Birding Spots Manuel AntonioParks & WildlifeLocal birding guides based in Villa Nueva who run early-morning bird walks with a typical breakfast, plus night walks; they help you photograph through their scopes.
• Manuel Antonio Bee FarmTours & AdventureSmall family bee farm in Naranjito where owner Miguel explains beekeeping, opens the hives with you and serves a homemade lunch; honey for sale.
• Canopy Tours Santa Juana Los SueñosTours & AdventureZip-line tour in the mountain village of Santa Juana, inland from Quepos, with wide views and a meal after the ride.
• Eco Termales Quepos (Aguas Termales de Dos Bocas)Yoga & WellnessRustic, 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.