La Leona Waterfall from Langosta Beach

It takes about 2 hours to get to La Leona Waterfall from Langosta Beach, at a distance of approximately 95 kilometers (59 miles), making this hike a perfect day trip option near Rincon de la Vieja National Park.

You can choose to include transportation from Langosta Beach to La Leona Waterfall in your tour booking. Simply let us know your preferred pickup location and time during your reservation, and we will take care of everything to create a smooth and stress-free journey.

Yes, solo travelers are welcome to book transportation to La Leona Waterfall. Depending on availability and your pickup location, we can arrange shared transportation from many destinations throughout Guanacaste. Just reach out to us via live chat, WhatsApp, email, or phone, and we will be happy to assist you.

Yes, you can combine the La Leona Waterfall hike with many other adventure tours and nature experiences in Rincon de la Vieja to enjoy a full day in this beautiful region of Costa Rica. Popular combo tour options from Langosta Beach include the La Leona Waterfall hike with river tubing, zip lining, hot springs, or the volcanic activity hike in Rincon de la Vieja National Park.

Yes, La Leona Waterfall is definitely worth visiting. With its bright blue river and unique jungle hiking experience, it’s one of the best adventure day trips and things to do from Langosta Beach.

From Langosta Beach, drive toward Tamarindo, take the left turn in Villareal, and continue toward Huacas. In Huacas, turn right at the intersection onto Route 155. Reaching the village Belén, turn left onto Route 21 toward Liberia. Turn left at the main intersection onto Highway 1 and continue for about 5 km. Turn right when you see signs pointing toward Rincon de la Vieja National Park. Reach Curubandé and continue straight until you see the La Leona Waterfall Adventure Hike tour office on your left, clearly marked with large signs.

Yes, La Leona Waterfall makes a great day trip from Langosta Beach, offering the perfect combination of adventure and tropical nature experience. A memorable highlight of the tour is the refreshing swim to the waterfall through a narrow canyon to the cave where La Leona Waterfall is hidden.

The La Leona Waterfall Adventure Hike in Costa Rica is considered moderate.

A basic level of fitness is required, and the tour is not suitable for people with knee, walking, or mobility issues as the terrain is mostly uneven and there are small climbing sections.

Our expert guides will assist you throughout the tour, ensuring that you feel safe, comfortable, and well supported at all times.

Yes, the La Leona Waterfall hike is suitable for families with active kids from 4 years old in private tours and from 6 years old in group tours. The hike includes small climbing sections, river crossings, and swimming parts, which can be a great adventure for children if they feel comfortable in the water and with walking for 2–3 hours.

Your kids do not need to be strong swimmers, as life jackets are provided and mandatory for all participants. They can simply float and move safely through the water using the ropes set up across the river.

Our experienced guides will stay with you throughout the entire tour and know exactly how to assist families with children so everyone feels safe and has fun.

The La Leona Waterfall hike itself takes approximately 2.5–3 hours from start to finish. Including the drive to and from Langosta Beach, the entire tour usually takes around 7 hours, depending on traffic and if you would like to make stops or enjoy lunch at our on-site restaurant.

Included in your La Leona Waterfall tour from Langosta Beach are a certified guide for the hike, transportation to the trail entrance, life jackets, and dry bags.

For the most comfortable experience, transportation from Langosta Beach can also be included during the booking process. You can also add Costa Rican lunch at our on-site restaurant in your reservation or choose from the menu on the day of the hike.

Yes, our on-site La Leona restaurant is located just across from the reception area where the tour starts and ends. You can reserve a table for your group during the booking process and choose from our varied menu including gourmet burgers, premium cuts of beef and fresh fish on the day of the hike. For more information about our restaurant, click here.

For the La Leona Waterfall hike, you should bring closed-toe shoes or water shoes with good grip (no flip-flops!), clothes that can get wet, a change of clothes and shoes for after the tour as well as a towel. We also recommend bringing sunscreen, insect repellent, and a bottle of water.

Yes, unlike many other waterfalls in Costa Rica, you can swim in the turquoise river and natural pool below La Leona Waterfall, and it is an essential part and highlight of the tour.