LOS COYOTES | Visit This Amazing Water Feature With Falls + Swimming + Scenery

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→ Let's head out to a really great river/waterfall system in Guanacaste. Today's video we'll be driving to and exploring Poza Los Coyotes.
This track of amazing water features is easy to get to an not too far from Liberia, which is a larger town in Guanacaste. Liberia is central to places like El Coco, Tamarindo, and La Fortuna.

→ When you arrive at Poza Los Coyotes, there's a clearly marked gate with attendant. The cost to enter at this location is 1000 colones/person. On our arrival, we were advised to park immediately at the gate and walk the remainder of the way down to the river. I can only surmise that this is due to the condition of dirt road during rainy season. Perhaps in dryer season the road would allow to drive directly down to the river. Today we walk, though.

→ About 200 meters down this road, there's a gentleman renting out life jackets and inflatable tubes for 1000 colones. At the location where the equipment rentals are, the paths split in 3 main ways.

→ The first, which is north along the river, will take you to a really nice area where you can jump in the water. We tried some higher jumps from about 20 feet after testing the depth ourselves. There also seems to be kayaking that you can do, further north up the river against the current. On this occasion, it had rained heavily the night before so the water was fairly strong and deep.

→ The second branch of path will take you do a picturesque part of the river, where it converges and over eons has cut through the rocks. The result is a strong current with small waterfalls and little pools of water which leads further into this chasm. The gentleman from the tube rental assisted us with locating the path to go directly down to the water where it's power is clearly on display. It was a very memorable experience.

→ The third path, which is south from the rentals, will take you about 400 meters along the water. You can't see the water from the path, but you'll eventually head down a slight hill where you'll find the bottom of the waterfall system that cuts through the rocks. This is where the inflatable tubes would be handy, as you will be able to float into the canyon with the rocks towering above you on either side.

→ On the day we came, closing time at 6pm was soon, and the water appeared to be very powerful. For young kids it, the outflow from the canyons may have been too powerful to accomplish. Of course, in dry season with less daily rain and less powerful current, I anticipate that the canyon would be a very easeful and enjoyable swim.

→ Consider the cost and the proximity to Liberia, I highly recommend visiting Poza Los Coyotes. The water is blue as can be, and the flora is incredible.

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