History of La Leona Waterfall
The waterfall acquires the name of La Leona from the time of our ancestors who were mainly dedicated to livestock, who with this activity were narrowing the habitat of the native felines of the area that were forced to hunt domestic animals and when the inhabitants tracked These felines were directed towards the sites that today function as trails, calling these places in particular as "La Leona". At that time there were pools, trails, farms, paddocks, among other places all with the name of "La Leona" remaining until today the name of the Waterfall.
Finca Don Rafa’s se declara área protegida desde hace 25 años donde se reforestaron 5 hectáreas y 5 hectáreas se dejaron para en aqueleentonces practicar agricultura, esas 5 hectáreas son la que hoy se utilizan para la zona de camping y centro de operaciones de las actividades y se continúa conservando las otras 5 hectáreas para la conservación de flora y fauna del lugar.
History of the name Don Rafa's
Don Rafa's was the former owner of the farm, a simple and hard-working man who farmed on the property and always, regardless of the time of year, had something to offer the public, therefore people from the surroundings always come to his farm. to buy what he offered them and when they went to his farm they said "we are going to buy La Finca Don Rafa's" for the above and in honor of that brave and hardworking man who is no longer among us having to name the project It was decided to keep it and only add the adventure theme to what is now known as "Finca Don Rafa's Adventure Tours".
Frequent questions ?
Through our website, email info@fincadonrafas.com, whatsapp +506 8588-1563 or by phone +506 8588-1563.
We offer in our facilities ample parking, Soda with wood-fired food, complete bathrooms with showers, camping areas.
We are located in Curubandé of Liberia Guanacaste.
Our opening hours from 7 am to 4 pm for tours.
The camping area works 24/7 and is open 365 days a year.
The recommendations are that they be tall cars with good traction, 4×4 and 4×2, but we are working on the highway to improve access.
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Buenas noches,
El 10 de enero estamos viajando con mi familia a Costa Rica y queríamos pasar por las cataratas las leonas antes de ir a Tamarindo.
Queríamos saber si el lugar tiene algun estacionamiento seguro para dejar el auto con las valijas adentro.
También quería saber cuanto tiempo lleva recorrer el lugar y el costo.
Muchas gracias
Adriana