Monteverde Reserve Holidays

Region of the well-known and eponymous cloud forest, where ecotourism takes on a flavor of adventure.

Visit Monteverde Reserve

Hiking / Trekking
Sustainable Tourism
Nature, Adventure & Sport

Monteverde Reserve: How to get there?

Three hours by 4x4 from La Fortuna

Monteverde Reserve: See when to go?

All year round

Monteverde Reserve: For how long?

2 to 3 days

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Monteverde Reserve: What to see nearby?

Tortuguero National Park

Parc Braullio Carrillo

Arenal Volcano National Park

Rio Tabacon

What our travellers think of their stay

Anonymous

Travel writer

Region of the well-known and eponymous cloud forest, where ecotourism takes on a flavor of adventure.

My suggestion

Don't be afraid to go on a night excursion into the forest. The atmosphere is magical and enchanting, and there are all kinds of insects to see. Heart-stopping moments guaranteed!

Anonymous

Travel writer

Monteverde is a sanctuary of greenery lying at the very heart of the country and offers a change from the beach and its coconut palms. The weather can be a factor however … hence the name "cloud forest".

My suggestion

If you are traveling by your own means, you will need a 4x4 to reach Monteverde; because we are no longer talking about roads here, but rather tracks and trails strewn with rocks and potholes. You'll have to be patient in getting there.

sonia goupil

Travel writer

Among the many different types of countryside that you'll find in Costa Rica we should mention Monteverde, with its misty forests and suspended bridges.... Situated in the province of Puntarenas in the north west of the country it's highly rated by tourists.

My suggestion

You'll need several days (more than a weekend) to make the most of the area because, contrary to what you might think, there are several sites to see and they are quite far apart.

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