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Taylor Blair
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"The most popular falls around the country are usually home to one main waterfall, and maybe a few other small cascades or pools. But the privately owned complex of the Blue Falls is home to not one, not two, but six separate blue waterfalls! If you want to get technical there are actually more like seven or eight falls, but the sights are clustered into six different attractions.
The Blue Falls of Costa Rica, and all the waterfalls in Bajos del Toro, are best visited with your own rental car. There is very limited public transport around the region, and even if you were able to reach Bajos del Toro via bus, it would be near impossible to move between the waterfalls.
If you just want to visit the Blue Falls of Costa Rica, the entrance fee is $15 USD per person. However, I would highly recommend going for the combo option with Catarata del Toro, which is $25 USD per person."
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Samantha Chodyɫa
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"Two waterfalls with a sky blue color - Requires a 30 minute hike down, must go with a guide - Two options for visiting. They have the short blue falls which goes to the two main waterfalls and one pool, no reservations required and the full falls tour which requires reservations and is all day - Great for hiking lovers, don't need to be in super great shape but must be in decent shape and be able to walk on rocks, down steep steps and across rivers "
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CeLynn Siemons
"The biggest highlight of our trip! Bring your camera for this one, and if you have it, a waterproof bag. Wear water shoes or non-slip shoes as the trails were very muddy. The trails can seem quite confusing so follow your guide and carefully watch your step. In total, there is about 6km of trails to see every waterfall. They're all so different so we highly recommend checking out them all!"
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