This national park is home to the active Arenal Volcano, which was one of the most active volcanoes in the world until recently. Visitors can hike trails that offer views of the volcano, lava fields, and diverse flora and fauna.

The park provides opportunities for bird watching, wildlife spotting, and enjoying the natural beauty of the rainforest surrounding the volcano.

Tabacón Hot Springs is a luxurious natural hot springs resort located at the base of Arenal Volcano. The springs are fed by volcanic thermal waters and surrounded by tropical gardens.

Visitors can relax in various pools of warm water, enjoy spa treatments, and dine at on-site restaurants while soaking in the serene environment.

A stunning waterfall located near the town of La Fortuna, it drops about 70 meters into a natural pool where visitors can swim.

The waterfall is accessible via a steep trail and is surrounded by lush rainforest, making it a popular spot for nature lovers and photographers.

This attraction features a series of suspension bridges that allow visitors to walk through the rainforest canopy and observe wildlife from above.

The trails and bridges provide a unique perspective on the flora and fauna of the region, including birds, monkeys, and other wildlife.

A private ecological reserve focused on conservation and education, Ecocentro Danaus offers guided tours to learn about local wildlife and ecosystems.

Visitors can see butterflies, frogs, birds, and other native species in a natural setting, as well as enjoy walking trails through the forest.

The largest lake in Costa Rica, Arenal Lake is a popular spot for fishing, kayaking, and windsurfing.

The lake is surrounded by scenic mountains and offers beautiful views of the Arenal Volcano, making it a favorite for outdoor enthusiasts and photographers.

This park offers a network of hanging bridges and trails through the rainforest, providing excellent opportunities for wildlife observation and photography.

Guided tours are available to learn about the diverse ecosystem and spot animals such as toucans, sloths, and monkeys.

A small ecological park dedicated to the conservation of local wildlife, including reptiles, amphibians, and birds.

Visitors can take guided tours to learn about the species native to the Arenal region and see animals up close in a naturalistic environment.

An extinct volcano near Arenal Volcano, Cerro Chato features a challenging hike to its crater lake.

The trail offers stunning views of the surrounding rainforest and the Arenal Volcano, making it a rewarding experience for hikers and nature lovers.

A network of limestone caves located near Arenal, known for their impressive stalactites and stalagmites formations.

Visitors can explore the caves with guided tours that include walking, climbing, and swimming through underground chambers.