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This trail is one of the most underrated gems in Costa Rica. You’ll visit two forest waterfalls before reaching the incredible natural hot springs. The water is milky blue and the setting is 100% natural, just the springs backed by cliffs and forest. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the walk to get there, as well as what the access road is like.
Oropendola Waterfall is spectacular and one of the easiest access canyon waterfalls in Costa Rica. The falls cascade into a stunning blue water hole and unlike the nearby Cangreja Waterfall, swimming is allowed here. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the trail to get there and what it’s like to swim in the falls.
Suspension bridges swaying high in the rainforest canopy, overlooking dense jungle and crystal clear cascades. It all sounds very evocative, and a trip to the Mistico Hanging Bridges is on almost everyone’s La Fortuna itinerary. But should it be? We’re sharing what to expect, as well as if we thought it was worth the money.
Arenal Volcano National Park offers one of the easiest walks up to a volcano viewpoint in the area. As well as volcano views, you can also walk through a spectacular rainforest, creating a fantastic circuit hike. We’re sharing what to expect from the walk, including trail conditions and how crowded it gets.
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 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.
