La Leona Waterfall Hike: Blue Rivers and Waterfall!

A video of our experience at the amazing La Leona waterfall (Catarata La Leona) in Curubande de Liberia. The small town of Curubande near Rincon de la Vieja National Park is home to a blue river, natural pools and waterfalls, perfect for a day trip from Liberia, Playas del Coco, Tamarindo, Conchal, Grande, La Cruz and Flamingo. BOOK YOUR LA LEONA WATERFALL HIKE HERE: https://mytanfeet.com/booking/la-leon... PLAN YOUR TRIP TO CURUBANDE: https://mytanfeet.com/activities/curu... WEBSITE Costa Rica blog: https://www.mytanfeet.com SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook:   / mytanfeetcom   Instagram:   / mytanfeet   FILMED ON GOPRO 8: https://amzn.to/2qgPZ8U (affiliate link) SONY a7S: https://amzn.to/3cgNo4o (affiliate link) SIGMA 24-70: https://amzn.to/39FFxvk (affiliate link) TRANSCRIPT Good morning guys, today we are here in Curubande in the Guanacaste province, we're going to check out some of the amazing waterfalls and river pools they have so let's go. Curubande is a small district near Liberia, the capital city of Guanacaste and it has gotten very popular in the last couple years for hiking, nature, waterfalls and rivers. For our day trip, we set off into the tropical dry forest with our two dogs, walking alongside the river called Rio Blanco. One of the most unique features of the rivers here in Curubande is that you can see rivers with this beautiful light blue color which comes from the sulfur in the water because all these rivers come from the Rincon de la Vieja volcano. For our hike, we had to go with a guide who actually did more than just show us the way, he shared stories and legends about Curubande and the Rincon de la Vieja Volcano. Something that amazed me the whole time was that we were walking in between two amazing canyons. Here we are the Canon de la Lechuza. All of this formation here, this is volcanic rock and you can see it has this shape and it was formed from all the lava of the last eruption of the volcano. This hike turned out to be quite an adventure as we climbed through canyons and up steep hills and rocks. And then finally, our guide said it was time to go swimming. Vamos, are you ready? Let's go swimming. Doggos are ready they have all their lifejackets. We had reached one of the bluest parts of the Rio Blanco so we had to stop for a swim in the cool and refreshing water. After our swim, we continued on for a little bit and then our guide said we were at the last part to our destination, the La Leona waterfall. To get to the waterfall, we had to swim through the canyon and into the cave and in the cave, we would finally see the waterfall. The waterfall was incredible, especially during the moment as you approach the cave and hear the roar of the water. However, the entire journey to get there was the highlight for me. We had so much fun swimming with our dogs, learning about the canyons, caves and wildlife that roam around the river and exploring all other little nooks and crannies of the Rio Blanco. So those were the beautiful waterfalls and pools of the Rio Claro river. I hope you guys enjoyed watching this video and for all the information on how to experience this beautiful place, click on the links in the description below. Thanks for watching. Costa Rica Mytanfeet Curubande Costa Rica Curubande Liberia Costa Rica blue river Curubande Rio Blanco