Of course you can hike the trails alone. But with a guide it a much richer experience. Our guide was Stephania. She’s a college student. Very knowledgeable about the history of this special place. And happy to share with visitors. My husband and I enjoyed...More

This is such a wonderful place. You need a guide I believe, and really should have one because of all the information one is given about the history. It is located in a secondary rain forest, so is humid, and most definitely you will need...More

This is one of the most important archeological site in Costa Rica, but it may leave you a little disappointed. I am not sure I would go out of my way to go here unless I was in the area. There has certainly been a...More

This was my second time visiting and I honestly do not understand why Costarican people do not go here. This is probably the only real historic gem of Costa Rica and both times we were received good attention! Our kids loved the nature and flora...More

This is flat site in both geography and interest. Very little explanation of the stones you're looking at. No example of the houses or huts they must have lived in. Not worth a long drive but if in the area, worth a 40 minute visit.

One cannot help but be impressed by the level of sofistication of the aqueducts and roads tha t have survived since 1500 BC. Remarkablw

This is a national heritage site. The ancient means of water purification using rocks is fascinating.