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Paradiselodge Jungleguesthouse
Platanillo (0.2 miles from Nauyaca Waterfalls)
Paradiselodge Jungleguesthouse offers accommodations in Platanillo, a 8-minute walk from Nauyaca Waterfalls and 11 miles from Alturas Wildlife Sanctuary.
Paradiselodge Casa Romantica
Platanillo (0.2 miles from Nauyaca Waterfalls)
Located in Platanillo in the San José region, Paradiselodge Casa Romantica features a patio. This self-catered lodge has a garden, grill facilities, free WiFi and free private parking.
Jungle Gayborhood - LGBTQ Boutique Hotel and Retreat
Hotel in San Luis (1.5 miles from Nauyaca Waterfalls)
Located in San Luis, 7.9 miles from Nauyaca Waterfalls, Jungle Gayborhood - LGBTQ Boutique Hotel and Retreat provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Bamboo River House and Hotel
Hotel in Dominical (2.8 miles from Nauyaca Waterfalls)
Located in Dominical, 1.2 miles from Dominical Beach, Bamboo River House and Hotel provides accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Tree of Life Cabinas
Dominical (3.4 miles from Nauyaca Waterfalls)
Offering an outdoor pool surrounded by an area with loungers, Tree of Life Cabinas is located in Dominicalito, between Uvita and Dominical and accessible by 4-wheel drive vehicles only.
Hotel Villas Rio Mar
Hotel in Dominical (2.8 miles from Nauyaca Waterfalls)
Located on the banks of River Baru, Hotel Villas Río Mar is also within a walking distance of 2953 feet from the Village of Dominical.
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This place is great!
This place is great! They provide 4WD transportation in to the waterfall. There are clean bathrooms at the booking office, at the bottom of the hill where you park, and at the falls themselves. Their transport accommodates differently abled persons and there is a wide concrete path to the main falls. Very clean and pleasant. The drivers and other attendants really went out of their way for us.SydneyUnited States of America - 10Scored 10
Fantastic waterfalls!
Fantastic waterfalls! I highly recommend the Economic 4x4 tour down and back from the falls - it's a long trek and a variety of up and down hill sections. But, for the hikers it'd be a good trek with a great reward at end, but then you have the hike back too.CCamilleUnited States of America - 10Scored 10
Absolutely beautiful, the walk is worth it, but there is a...
Absolutely beautiful, the walk is worth it, but there is a truck that can bring you up, and I think horses can get you there too with. tour, but the reward for a good 30 min hike was worth the soaking at the falls. You can just plonk in anywhere nd just bath in the mist if the falls or get some laps in since the swimming area was so big. Beautiful place.cassandraUnited States of America - 10Scored 10
Go early in the morning if you plan to take the walk.
Go early in the morning if you plan to take the walk. If you walk in a fair pace you might reach the waterfall first of all! We did! It was amazing to have the place all by yourself just for a while. Good shoes are recomended!
SayuriSweden - 10Scored 10
We loved it!
We loved it! I highly recommend paying the extra money to have the truck transport you up to the waterfall. We had two hours to spend there swimming and exploring, which was the perfect amount of time. Not having to do the hike up or down saved us time on our vacation and also was a more enjoyable experience considering how hot it was!
CarrieUnited States of America - 6.0Scored 6.0
Well worth the hike.
Well worth the hike. Make sure you are in shape if you walk it, it's 4km mostly steep uphill - otherwise pre-book a truck ride or a horseback there and back. In the dry season it makes sense to pack a picnic and spend some time there but it can get crowded. Go early. If you are a photographer, go on foot as the path offers a number of good opportunities for jungle brooks that you won;t be able to photograph from horseback. (The trucks go another way.)PatrickCosta Rica
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