Arenal 1968 has great views of the volcano, but it’s also the most expensive self guided hike in the area. We’re sharing what to expect from the trail and whether we think it’s worth the money.
Llanos de Cortes Waterfall: read this before you visit
El Choyin: Read this before visiting La Fortuna's free hot springs
The El Salto Rope Swing and hidden swimming spot beyond
Rio Agrio: strolling through Costa Rica's very own Jurassic Park
The stunning Cascada Pozo Azul: the biggest waterfall in Bajos Del Toro
La Fortuna Waterfall: where to swim and just how crowded it really gets
The Bogarin Trail without a guide: how easy is it to see the sloths?
Where to see sloths for free in La Fortuna
Pozas Celestes: is this the best swimming hole in Bajos Del Toro?
Catarata Del Toro: difficulty, trail conditions and how to beat the crowds
16 Incredible Lake District Waterfalls: wild swimming and hidden gems
If you’re looking for the most beautiful waterfalls in England, you’ll find them here. The Lake District is a waterfall lovers dream. From fairytale falls that shoot through narrow canyons, to those with turquoise pools that wouldn’t look out of place in Bali. Prefer an infinity pool perched on top of a huge cliffside waterfall? We have you covered on all of that and more in our guide to the best waterfalls in the Lake District.
Skelwith Force: a great rainy day activity in the Lake District
Skelwith Force might not be the biggest waterfall in the Lake District, but it’s both beautiful and powerful. The water flows through a narrow mossy chasm, which creates a bubbling mass of white water that is mesmerising to watch. We’re sharing how to get there via the easiest routes, as well as another waterfall you can walk to nearby.
