Termales Titokú — Attraction in La Fortuna

Super Affordable at $33USD. Relaxing and calm. Several pools at varying temperatures but minor differences. Not very very hot but plenty warm. And after soaking for hours, it's a great temp that you can stay in a while without over heating. Went about 2pm-5pm. Not crowded. Didn't try all the pools. Enjoyed the center ones. Great view of the valley. The flora and fauna is gorgeous. Towel and locker is included, not extra. Wait staff served drinks while we soaked. If you want more than soaking, this may not be for you. They advise that you do not put your head in the water. Enjoyable. Came in late July during rainy season and luckily the weather held up. Cloudy but no rain at that time. However it did rain earlier in the day. You are in Costa Rica so bugs and nature are going to happen. Recommend using repellent on your shoulders, neck to help prevent bites, here and elsewhere. Got one large bug bite. The other two in my party did not get bit at all. Recommend this place for a chill and peaceful day especially after a day...

Tucked away near the bustling Baldi Hot Springs lies a charming, lesser-known thermal retreat. This cozy spot features a series of cascading pools, with temperatures gradually decreasing from a steamy 48°C at the top to a more moderate 41°C at the bottom—a soothing 7-degree difference.

Each pool is connected by small waterfalls where you can sit, unwind, and enjoy the gentle flow of hot mineral water. For those needing a refreshing break, there’s a cold-water pool perfect for cooling off between dips.

While the facility isn’t large, we were pleasantly surprised by how quiet it was—often having an entire pool to ourselves. The attentive service and on-site bar offering fresh juices and drinks add to the relaxed vibe, letting you sip while you soak.

At $35 USD, it’s not the cheapest option, but compared to other overpriced hot springs in the area, it’s a worthwhile escape for a few hours of natural...

I loved these hot springs. We spent almost four hours here soaking. We were able to have some privacy in some of the smaller pools. The pools got hotter the further up you went until you got to the cold pool. You couldn’t necessarily tell the difference from one level to the next but you could absolutely tell the difference between the top one and the bottom one. The hottest one with the water fall was a nice massage on my back after a long morning of activities. It felt so nice to get in the cold pool at the end of our visit. We were able to rent our lockers and get towels as part of our day pass, which was nice. This place isn’t as popular or as big as the place next door so there were less people and it was relatively quiet, which was a plus for me! Also parking was easy. Would...