Rincón de la Vieja Volcano Tour Itinerary – Private Tour Hotel Pick up!

Departure: 7:00 am

Drive time: 1h 40min from Papagayo Peninsula

Return: 4:00 pm

Hike in Rincón de la Vieja National Park – Discover volcanic activity (fumaroles, bubbling mud pots, hot springs) and spot wildlife like monkeys 🐒, iguanas 🦎, and tropical birds 🐦.

La Oropéndola Waterfall – Swim and refresh yourself in crystal-clear waters under a stunning waterfall.

Costa Rican Lunch – Enjoy a tasty local meal.

Hot Springs & Volcanic Mud Bath – Relax in thermal pools and rejuvenate with volcanic mud.

✅ Includes:

🚐 Private transportation

🗣️ Bilingual guide

🎟️ Entrance fees

🍽️ Lunch

💧 Bottled water

🎒 What to bring:

👟 Comfortable walking shoes

🩱 Swimsuit & towel

👕 Change of clothes

🧴 Sunscreen & insect repellent

🧢 Hat & 🕶 Sunglasses

Embark on an unforgettable journey to explore the largest volcano in the Guanacaste mountain range. Just 1 hour and 30 minutes from the Papagayo Peninsula, this adventure is perfect for the whole family. Along the hike, you’ll encounter bubbling mud pots, steaming fumaroles, and unique volcanic landscapes, as well as diverse wildlife like monkeys and tropical birds in their natural habitat.

We’ll also visit a breathtaking waterfall where you can cool off with a refreshing swim before enjoying a traditional Costa Rican buffet lunch. Afterward, unwind in natural hot springs and rejuvenate with a volcanic mud bath.

At the end of your Rincón de la Vieja experience, you’ll have the chance to browse local souvenir shops. With private transportation included, you’ll enjoy a flexible, personalized tour at your own pace—no rushing, just pure adventure and relaxation.

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Interested in the Rincón de la Vieja Volcano tour?

Contact us for this tour! Simply tell us how many travelers will join and your hotel location, and we’ll send you the best possible rate

we’re here to make your experience unforgettable.

Contact us

50688666339

Ayuda

info@greenandblueadventurescostarica.com

“So many activities! Zip-lining, mud-baths, horseback riding, and meals with fresh local ingredients. The views from “El Mirador” restaurant were among the best of the trip.”

Chelsea S.

★★★★★