Top Things to do in Bajos del Toro
Top 6 Things to do in Bajos del Toro, Province of Alajuela
Discover the best top things to do in Bajos del Toro, Costa Rica including Blue Falls of Costa Rica, Blue Falls of Costa Rica, Catarata Del Toro Adventures, Parque Nacional del Agua Juan Castro Blanco, Catarata Rio Agrio, Catarata Tesoro Escondido.
1. Blue Falls of Costa Rica
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Ready for your bluest and coldest waterfall experience in Costa Rica? We are happy to introduce our second project: Blue Falls of Costa Rica - Nature as perfect as it can get. We will offer you something mind-blowing. AA genuinely blue river with seven blue waterfalls, three typical waterfalls, rapids, swimming pools, views, nature, and hiking.
2. Blue Falls of Costa Rica
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Ready for your bluest and coldest waterfall experience in Costa Rica? We are happy to introduce our second project: Blue Falls of Costa Rica - Nature as perfect as it can get. We will offer you something mind-blowing. A genuinely blue river with seven blue waterfalls, three typical waterfalls, rapids, swimming pools, views, nature, and hiking.
3. Catarata Del Toro Adventures
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4.5 based on 269 reviews
Catarata Del Toro, Costa Rica’s best waterfall, Second to None in Beauty and Splendor. Welcome to Catarata Del Toro, Costa Rica’s Ultimate Secret® which, is a privately-owned ecological waterfall project. We are 100% committed to the conservation of the natural environment and beauty we have around us. In the middle of this unique property, you will run into your most incredible waterfall experience in Costa Rica. It will offer you what you always have been looking for: extraordinary beauty! So, if you like waterfalls in the most natural way possible, this is the place to visit.
4. Parque Nacional del Agua Juan Castro Blanco
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By guliand6 - Costa Rica, null
What a wonderland of forest, waterfalls, and hidden trails! This is the perfect destination to enjoy the very best of Costa Rica's emerald green volcanic highlands. Bajos del Toro is a gem and the Juan Castro Blanco National Park is an inspiring backdrop for hiking, mountain biking, birding, and simply enjoying nature's living masterpieces.
