• Arenal 1968 Volcano View & Trails - Discover Arenal Park 1968 through a distinctive self-guided walk, free from the constraints of guides or schedules. Traverse paths over the lava flows from the significant 1968 eruption and witness nature’s rebirth amidst ash and volcanic rocks. Relish panoramic views from exclusive vantage points of the magnificent Arenal Volcano and the impressive Arenal Lake.

One of the trails leads to Lake Los Patos, inhabited by alligators, while other natural lagoons host the vibrant Rainbow Guapote, offering a genuine wildlife experience.

Featuring three trails of different lengths and difficulties, all well-marked and maintained, this adventure suits all ages and fitness levels. Perfect for independent travelers and nature enthusiasts seeking freedom, a true connection with the environment, and an unforgettable journey through a unique volcanic landscape in Costa Rica.

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Discover the 1968 Arenal Park at your leisure, a distinctive location on the lava flows from the historic Arenal Volcano eruption. This self-guided walk, free from guides or schedules, is perfect for those who appreciate independence and a connection with nature.

Explore the rejuvenating secondary forests and take in the breathtaking views of the volcano and Arenal Lake. Stroll on volcanic terrain and witness life thriving amidst ash and rocks.

Visit plantations of pitahaya, pineapple, and sugarcane, and observe birds, alligators, monkeys, and coatis.

One of the trails leads to Lake Los Patos, which is home to alligators, while other lagoons host the Rainbow Guapote.

There are three marked trails: short (1.7 km), medium (3 km), and long (5.6 km), suitable for all ages and fitness levels.

This is an ideal experience for families, couples, and ecotourism enthusiasts to explore at their own pace and connect with the volcanic landscape.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.