SPANISH & ADVENTURE

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Travel south Costa Rica and discover the majesty and beauty of Osa Peninsula most iconic waterfalls, a MUST see for anyone wanting to experience rainforest, cascading waterfalls, and maybe a glimpse of rare and unique native wildlife.  You will visit and be amazed by the legend of Nauyaca Waterfall. Your morning swim beckons amidst the lush rainforest and cascading crystal clear waters of Uvita. A natural waterslide awaits the young at heart, while the spectacular backdrop provides photo opportunities and wildlife spotting. Uvita Waterfalls is a unique opportunity to slide down a waterfall on a natural rockslide, sure to make even the crankiest traveller crack a smile.  We will take you down to our favorite swim spots, a bamboo forest, and our favorite view point. Uvita is home to the Marino Ballena National Park surrounded by wildlife. We’ll watch the sunset over a truly spectacular day, having our last swim together and don’t worry about getting cold, the water in here never changes temperature, 23 degrees all day all night.  Waterfall Wanderers will provide morning and afternoon tea, lunch, tea, coffee, hot chocolate, biscuits and fruit throughout the day, as well as great adventure and stories to keep you entertained on the trip.

Besides catching great waves you will be swimming in natural pools. Travel south Costa Rica and discover the majesty and beauty of Osa Peninsula waterfalls. Your morning swim beckons amidst the lush rainforest and cascading crystal clear waters of Uvita. A natural waterslide awaits the young at heart, while the spectacular backdrop provides photo opportunities and wildlife spotting. Uvita Waterfalls is a unique opportunity to slide down a waterfall on a natural rockslide.  Features Catarata Uvita is a natural slide. The water has smoothed out the rocks to create a little pocket that 10 or more people can perfectly lie down in. This waterfall is super easy to get to and usually not too crowded so it’s an excellent place to relax in the jungle. The waterfall and the river are easily accessible. From the parking lot, there is a very short trail down to the waterfall that takes only 5 minutes. The waterfall and river are surrounded by lush green forest. The trails, although short, can be slippery. So be cautious or wear footwear with good grip. What to bring: flip flops, shoes or rugged sandals / camera / towel / sunscreen / bug spray / extra set of dry clothes