Arenal Volcano National Park is a popular destination in Costa Rica, located near the city of Fortuna. The park offers several trails, including Heliconias, Coladas, Tucanes, and Los Miradores, which allow visitors to observe the park's flora and fauna, as well as the remains of lava tracts. The park covers an area of 12,124 hectares and provides visitor services such as information, a park ranger station, trails, communication means, restrooms, and drinking water. Visitors can enjoy hiking, wildlife observation, and hot springs in the park. It's a great place for families to explore and learn about nature, with well-maintained trails and facilities. However, there are some rules to follow, such as not climbing the volcanic cone, not bringing pets, and not smoking within the park limits
Plan your family visit to the Arenal Volcano National Park with these blog insights 👇

Activities: We walked in the tropical forest on suspension bridges. We were under the canopy, a few meters from the ground, in lush vegetation. We also did a night walk where the guide helped us spot fauna. We saw sloths, frogs, snakes, and spiders
Highlights: The walk on the suspension bridges was magnificent. The night walk allowed us to discover the fauna that is very active at these times of the day. It was a great experience for our kids ✨


Activities: Capture some beautiful perspectives of both Arenal Volcano and Lake Arenal with the trails at Arenal Volcano National Park. Arenal Volcano has been flowing lava since 1968. Inside the National Park, I recommend the Sendero Coladas, (“Lava Flow Trail”). The hike is only about 1.5 miles and takes you through bamboo, trees, and of course lava
Highlights: Capture some beautiful perspectives of both Arenal Volcano and Lake Arenal with the trails at Arenal Volcano National Park. Arenal Volcano has been flowing lava since 1968. Inside the National Park, I recommend the Sendero Coladas, (“Lava Flow Trail”) ✨


