La Fortuna waterfalls or bridges
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La Fortuna waterfalls or bridges
Hi, our family will be staying overnight in Arenal next month. We won't have time for everything and are planning to do one of the canopy tours. Does anyone have an opinion on the one offered at the Arenal Paraiso vs the Sky Trek one? We were also thinking of doing the canyoning trip down the waterfalls with sky trek or perhaps the suspension bridges. Has anyone done either of these? Thanks!
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Shelley,
I would question whether the waterfall that Skytrek takes you to for rappelling is the famous La Fortuna waterfall. Three reasons for this: The waterfall pictured on the Skytrek Arenal website is a different waterfall than the La Fortuna; I can't imagine that rappelling would be allowed at the Fortuna waterfall (I know people rappelling would be the last thing I would want in my pictures after I hiked all the way down there); and lastly, the La Fortuna waterfall isn't really set up in a way that would make rappelling safe - there is a considerable space between the waterfall and the cliff behind it, plus the force of the water on the way down and in the pool below would be dangerous.
Just my thoughts, but I would check into it if I were you. The La Fortuna waterfall would be a shame to miss!
I would question whether the waterfall that Skytrek takes you to for rappelling is the famous La Fortuna waterfall. Three reasons for this: The waterfall pictured on the Skytrek Arenal website is a different waterfall than the La Fortuna; I can't imagine that rappelling would be allowed at the Fortuna waterfall (I know people rappelling would be the last thing I would want in my pictures after I hiked all the way down there); and lastly, the La Fortuna waterfall isn't really set up in a way that would make rappelling safe - there is a considerable space between the waterfall and the cliff behind it, plus the force of the water on the way down and in the pool below would be dangerous.
Just my thoughts, but I would check into it if I were you. The La Fortuna waterfall would be a shame to miss!
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