Hike To The
2nd Highest
Waterfall
In Costa Rica
A guided 7 km journey through private rainforest trails to the base of the 327-meter Bijagual Waterfall — natural pools, wildlife & river crossings included. From $20 per person.
A Private
Rainforest
Journey
Near Jacó
The Bijagual Waterfall Hiking Tour follows 7 km of private rainforest trails on the slopes of the Carara biological corridor — one of the most biodiverse regions in Costa Rica. The trail leads to the base of Bijagual Waterfall, the second-highest in the country at approximately 327 meters (1,073 feet).
- Second-highest waterfall in Costa Rica — 327 meters
- Exclusive private trail access — no public crowds
- Certified local guide throughout the entire 7 km route
- Natural swimming pools included — no extra cost
- Suitable for beginners, families & all fitness levels
In Costa Rica
The Trail
& The Reward
Two defining moments on every hiking tour — the journey through private rainforest, and the natural pools waiting at the end.
7 km Through
Private Forest
Natural
Swimming Pools
What Happens
On The Hike
A 7 km guided loop through private rainforest, two river crossings, wildlife zones, the 327m waterfall viewpoint, and natural swimming pools.
What's Included
Included
- Certified local guide — Carara region
- Exclusive private trail access
- 327-meter waterfall viewpoint
- Natural freshwater swimming pools
- Wildlife observation throughout
- Small group experience
Not Included
- Transportation to/from trailhead
- Food, snacks, or drinks
- Gratuity (optional)
- Personal travel insurance
Transport from Jacó, Manuel Antonio or Quepos can be arranged on request.
WhatsApp · +506 8885 2173What to Bring
- Closed-toe shoes or hiking boots
- Change of clothes & swimsuit
- Towel
- Sunscreen & insect repellent
- Hat & small backpack
- Reusable water bottle
- Camera in waterproof case
Life In
Every Direction
The private trails pass through the Carara biological corridor — one of the most biodiverse regions in Costa Rica. Encounters with wildlife are frequent on both river banks and forest canopy.
- Scarlet Macaws
- White-faced Capuchin Monkeys
- Howler Monkeys
- Toucans
- Blue Morpho Butterflies
- Coatis
- Sloths
- 200+ Bird Species
Prefer To
Arrive On Horseback?
Same 327-meter waterfall and natural pools — but the journey includes rivers, mountain trails, and Pacific Ocean views on horseback. No riding experience required.
Common
Questions
Everything you need before booking. Still have questions? We respond within the hour.
WhatsApp Us NowThe Bijagual Waterfall Hiking Tour costs $20 per person. The price includes a certified local guide, exclusive access to private rainforest trails, the 327-meter waterfall viewpoint, and natural swimming pools.
7 kilometers round trip, approximately 3 to 4 hours. The guided route includes private rainforest trails, two river crossings, a wildlife observation zone, the 327-meter waterfall viewpoint, and time at natural swimming pools.
Moderate difficulty. The trail includes some uphill sections through old-growth forest and two river crossings. It is suitable for most fitness levels including beginners, families, and older travelers. Closed-toe shoes are required.
No prior experience required. The tour is fully guided and the pace is set by the certified local guide based on group ability.
Not included in the standard price. Transport from Jacó, Manuel Antonio, or Quepos can be arranged on request via WhatsApp at +506 8885 2173.
Yes. The hiking tour is family-friendly and suitable for children. Shoes will get wet at river crossings — closed-toe footwear is required.
Yes. The tour includes time at natural freshwater pools at the base of the 327-meter waterfall. Bring a swimsuit and a change of clothes.
Closed-toe shoes or hiking boots (shoes will get wet), change of clothes, swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, insect repellent, hat, small backpack, reusable water bottle.
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