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Costa Rica’s Rio Celeste: A Complete Guide

Rio Celeste is one of Costa Rica's hidden gems, a natural wonder tucked away in the country's lush tropical rainforest. This stunningly beautiful river,...

4 Non-Trivial Places to Visit in Costa Rica

Costa Rica is a small country in Central America that is known for its natural beauties: sandy beaches, volcanoes, animals, and plants. The capital...

Visit the Magical Río Celeste Waterfall in Costa Rica

The Río Celeste Waterfall in Costa Rica is one of the country’s most breathtaking natural wonders. Located within the Tenorio Volcano National Park, this...

Pic of the Day: Costa Rica’s magical Río Celeste

Costa Rica's Tenorio Volcano National Park is home to the stunning Río Celeste.

Visit Costa Rica’s Río Celeste: A Magical Blue River Adventure

In Costa Rica, there's a popular saying: "Al que quiere celeste, que le cueste", which translates to "He or she who wants sky blue...

Río Celeste Hideaway: Costa Rica’s Luxurious Jungle Retreat

The Rio Celeste Hideaway Hotel makes a luxurious base from which to explore Tenorio Volcano National Park and the sky-blue river for which it's famous.

Costa Rica’s Río Celeste in Tenorio Volcano National Park never fails to impress

Costa Rica’s Río Celeste is one of the most beautiful rivers in the world, and one of the strangest. The color is straight out...

Río Celeste: Don’t it make my brown river blue

The striking blue hues of Río Celeste in Costa Rica's Tenorio National Park make this river one of the most spectacular you may ever see.

Closure of Guatuso entrance to Tenorio Volcano National Park worries an entire community

Tourism entrepreneurs in the canton of Guatuso, in northeastern Alajuela, are on the verge of losing their businesses following the closure of a path known as “La Paz” that provides the community access to popular tourist destinations in the Tenorio Volcano National Park. Those destinations include Río Celeste, Laguna Azul, La Paz waterfall, and a sector of hot springs.

Tenorio’s Door: A rustic escape by Río Celeste

To reach Tenorio’s Door, I took an unmarked taxi up a rubble-strewn road in the middle of the night.

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